Hahahaha okok. I'm also trying to look for intern position but every position that I'm looking at are very professional

I can ask around for you. If got any, i can let you know. PM me your number.

Dei thay one all under graphic design. Graphic design actually very huge one cover alot stuff like branding, marketing etc not just design art work je

That would be so great, thank you man! Hahaha can dm me here, i'm active on lowyat forum

cyber trooper for biznez

It is the same as Marketing but more digital.

from maintaining a website to leading your own campaign in social media platforms

Its all about generating leads thru the digital platforms.

Whats your study background?

I started in digital marketing without any background too, so I get where you're coming from. What helped me the most was actually trying out small projects—like running FB ads for my cousin’s online shop and writing simple product descriptions. That hands-on thing taught me more than endless reading. Also, getting Google or Meta certifications definitely adds credibility, but practical experience, even if it's small scale, really matters.

If you're thinking of doing content as part of digital marketing, I’ve used content writing services before to help with projects I couldn’t handle alone. They've given me a better sense of what good writing should look like and even improved my SEO game.

This post has been edited by Ben Amirul: Jun 18 2025, 11:16 PM

Im currently a senior marketing specialist. I would say learn html, css and web development can have a huge advantages as it opens up more possibilities like email marketing and web design. If only social media marketing then actually everyone can do this job as you only need to have basic knowledge on how to handle ads and post stuff.

Learn more software and platform also helps like indesign, figma, Ps, davinci resolve, mailchimp, acoustic, Wordpress, elementor etc

This post has been edited by HumanExtinction: Jun 6 2025, 02:16 AM

The learning curve can be pretty steep.