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Building a brand: bilingual digital marketing

Strengthen your brand and connect with audiences across Wales by mastering bilingual digital marketing. This practical course shows you how to develop a bilingual strategy and create impactful Welsh‑English content that enhances visibility, cultural credibility, and customer engagement.

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There are currently no upcoming dates available for this course, but you can register your interest by completing the form below.

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Who it’s for

Small businesses, third‑sector teams, entrepreneurs, marketing professionals, and anyone looking to boost their bilingual marketing skills.

What you’ll learn

  • Key digital marketing channels, current trends, and the foundations of building a strong online presence
  • How to design and optimise websites for usability, performance, and improved user experience
  • Essential SEO practices to boost visibility and search engine rankings
  • Creating impactful content, including blogs and videos, to attract, engage, and retain audiences
  • Effective use of social media, email marketing, and PPC advertising to deliver targeted campaigns
  • Measuring success through analytics tools, key metrics, and performance‑tracking techniques

Topics covered

  • introduction to digital marketing
  • website optimisation and User Experience (UX)
  • Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
  • content marketing
  • social media marketing
  • email marketing
  • Pay-Per-Click Advertising (PPC)
  • analytics and performance tracking

Benefits

  • Learn how to plan and deliver effective bilingual campaigns
  • Build confidence in digital channels: SEO, social media, content, email and PPC
  • Understand how to create websites and content that work for Welsh‑speaking audiences
  • Gain practical insights from marketing experts at Cardiff Business School

Teaching and useful information

Two half‑day online workshops via the Virtual Executive Teaching Suite (VETS) .

Led by  Professor Eleri Rosier, Dr Robert Bowen, and industry guest speakers.

Delivered in English; Welsh understanding is helpful but not essential.