Diverse. innovative. affordable. growing.

Those are just a few words that describe San Antonio, TX, a city on the rise. We think San Antonio is the perfect place for launching a career in digital marketing - and we're not alone.

Watch the video to hear from local expert marketers why San Antonio is a hot spot for aspiring marketers!

Why is LinkedIn so important? Because it allows you to showcase your professional history.  Not only can you demonstrate your skills and experience, you can make connections, grow your network and even find a job. By focusing on results you can use your LinkedIn profile to establish expertise in your niche.

As technology continues to evolve, marketers must evolve with it. But how? By becoming a hybrid. Hybrids have an understanding of all fundamental marketing principles plus a specialization in one or two areas. Massive online open courses (MOOCs) are a great way to bump your digital marketing skills to the next level and work toward becoming an in-demand hybrid marketer. 

How do you keep learning once you leave the academic setting? Is learning a priority for you or are you content with the knowledge you have?

Because we’re living in a world of continuous change, companies must continuously adapt to keep up. Businesses prefer to hire talent with the ability to continuously grow and learn.

What does this mean for you? Now more than ever it's essential to adopt an apprentice mindset to keep up with changing technologies and environments. With this new mindset, you’ll stay ahead of the pack.

When you think of San Antonio, hopefully you don’t just remember the Alamo. Although we do go by the name of Alamo City - a number of other reasons make this place awesome for living and growing. Here are ten reasons why we, and other local marketers, think San Antonio is the best place for recent grads to launch their digital marketing careers.

So you want to become a marketer.

But not just any marketer. You want to become an epic marketer - a true thought leader crafting and promoting killer content with the data to prove it. But how?