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The course does not come with access to a marketing cloud instance. It would be nice to have an instance to practice in, but it's not necessary for the purpose of passing the exam. Many learners have passed without access to a MC org.

You don't need to have the Salesforce Admin certification to do anything in Marketing Cloud. The Salesforce Admin certification is a completely different Salesforce product that focuses on Sales Cloud knowledge. Since you aren't focused on Sales Cloud, there’s no need for that certification. We are only focused on Marketing Cloud.

Yes, Marketing Cloud interviews consist of 2 parts. The first part is a psychological game. You need to be able to relate your experiences with the interviewer by speaking the Marketing Cloud language… But how do you do that? That’s where the 2nd part of the interview comes in. The 2nd part is the language and knowledge of the system. If you understand Marketing Cloud jargon and know how to configure the system, then you can have the confidence to walk into ANY interview and know EXACTLY what you’re talking about. With the real world examples I walk you through, you’ll be able to pass any technical test that an interviewer gives you. (Plus, you’ll have access to EVERY interview question that I’ve ever been asked… so you’re completely ready for anything that comes your way), meaning you’ll crush every interview you go into! Leading to multiple job offers!

The biggest pain points that everyone has when it comes to Marketing Cloud is: Not knowing where to begin in Marketing Cloud Not knowing what material to study when you’re studying for the Marketing Cloud certifications. Not having access to a Marketing Cloud org to practice in. Not knowing how to get noticed by recruiters and employers Not knowing who to connect with on LinkedIn to increase your exposure to new jobs. Not knowing the different Marketing Cloud positions out there. Not knowing how to write a winning resume and cover letter for Marketing Cloud jobs. Not knowing how to Ace your interview. Not knowing Marketing Cloud interview questions and how to answer everyone of the questions the right way. Not knowing what a consultant does on a day to day basis. Not knowing how to ask the right questions in discovery sessions when you become a Marketing Cloud consultant. Not knowing how to structure your day so you can become the best consultant you can possibly be.

That’s 100% okay. Nobody is ever a people person until they start practicing to become a people person. All it takes is patience and practice. You will learn psychological tactics to get people to like you in interviews and discovery sessions.

It depends on the amount of Marketing Cloud knowledge you already have. Everybody’s path is different. For some, it may take a week, and for others it could take up to 3 months of dedicated study and continuous practice. But it’s always worth it in the end.

While there’s no 100% guarantee that you’ll get certified in anything. If you put in the work, then your likelihood of achieving the Marketing Cloud Email Specialist certification goes way up.

By taking the Marketing Cloud Email Specialist, you’re getting all the knowledge you’ll need to do the following: Obtain the Marketing Cloud Email Specialist cert. Getting this cert greatly increases your credibility when you speak to recruiters and employers. Increase your exposure in the Salesforce ecosystem - Recruiters, employers, and other connections will be reaching out to YOU after you learn what I teach you my Linkedin networking tactics. Build a winning resume and cover letter that put’s your application at the top of the list for any hiring manager. Learn psychological triggers that will help you build rapport with any hiring manager (allowing you to stand out above your competition) Practice EVERY Marketing Cloud interview question that I’ve ever been asked. (Among other interview questions). Meaning you’ll be ready for anything an interviewer throws your way!

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