Interviews | Digital Deepak

An Interview with Ravi Chopra from ClicksBazaar

July 31, 2019July 31, 2019 by Deepak Kanakaraju

Ravi Chopra is one of the well known names in the Digital Marketing ecosystem of India. He started his career at the age of 16 and runs various Digital Marketing Agencies across multiple countries. After spending over a decade in the Digital Marketing Industry and working with over 200 brands, many of which are Funded Startups, he wishes to share his learnings with other people who can learn from his mistakes and grow their businesses as well. Today, we are going to interview Ravi and learn from him. 1. How did you start your career? How did you get into …

An Interview with Anil Agarwal from BloggersPassion.com

February 22, 2019February 22, 2019 by Deepak Kanakaraju

I owe a great part of my career’s success to blogging. Blogging has literally changed my life and you can learn more about it on my TEDx talk about blogging. Just like me, there are other experts too who started out as a blogger and have been really well for themselves. Today I will be interviewing Anil Agarwal, who is an experienced and consistent blogger. He has shown that you can make a full time income with blogging. Let’s hear it a from Anil and get to know about his blogging journey. Deepak: For our readers can you tell a …

An Interview with Ankit Singla from MasterBlogging.com

January 31, 2019January 31, 2019 by Deepak Kanakaraju

In the past, I have interviewed some of the top bloggers in digital marketing and this time it’s going to be Ankit Singla, founder of MasterBlogging.com. Ankit was just 17 years old when he started his first blog and after that, there is no looking for back for him. Here is the conversation that I had with Ankit. I hope you would take some inspiration from how he embarked his journey to start your own. 1. Hi Ankit. Thanks for being with us today. For our readers can you tell a little about your background? I am from Delhi and …

An Interview with Anand, Blogger at PedalSaddle.com

July 4, 2017 by Deepak Kanakaraju

Anand, a student of the 100-day blogging course is sharing his journey of cycling and blogging in this interview. I hope this interview inspires you to start your own blog!

DigitalDeepak: Hi Anand, Please Introduce Yourself

Since May last year, I have been working on writing a book with short stories and parallely also found a penchant for riding bicycle, purely from recreational perspective.

Taking up blogging on my cycling experience was a perfect recourse for me to engage in both the activities.

I always thought making a website and starting a blog was little intricate and required specific skill sets but when I came across digitaldeepak.com which offered free digital marketing basic course, it gave me an insight of fundamental elements like getting a domain name, hosting the website, setting up WordPress blog, installing relevant plugins etc which can be independently performed without any experts help.

Later, the 100 days blogging course made everything easy and things started falling in place.

How Sathish Got 1,861 Leads in Less than 3 months with the Brand Funnel Method

April 19, 2017April 19, 2017 by Deepak Kanakaraju

In January 2017, Gopal from Visual Marketer and myself launched a Beta version of a coaching program called the “Brand Funnel Mastermind”. We had a lot of students who made the best out of this training program. Sathish Krishna, one of our students shares his success story with us today.

The Problem: Finding an Audience for the Product

Sathish’s dream was to help people become digital entrepreneurs by getting into affiliate marketing. His idea was to teach them affiliate marketing and make them equipped to live life on their own terms without depending on a 9-6 job.

He wanted to test the idea even before launching an actual product online. But finding proper Indian audience for such a new concept as affiliate marketing and that too for a non-existing product was a pretty tough job. Sathish ran a number of ad campaigns on social media, hoping he could generate good leads. But he wasn’t having much success.