Hey everyone, I'm a digital marketer with six months of experience, and I've quickly realized the need to upskill with more technical skills. I'm keen to learn Python and Google's Vertex AI to get into things like predictive analytics and better automation. I'm looking for some direct advice: what's a good, practical learning path for someone with my background? Are there any specific courses, libraries, or beginner projects you'd recommend to get me started on this journey? Any tips from fellow marketers who have made this transition would be a huge help. Thanks!
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Start with Python basics using small data projects, then move into Pandas and Scikit-learn. Use Google’s Vertex AI tutorials and apply what you learn to real marketing problems to make it stick.
Start at the start and do it good. https://www.amazon.com/Python-Crash-Course-Eric-Matthes/dp/1718502702/
That's an awesome goal. I think the key is to not try to learn everything at once. Start with basic Python first, just like the other comment said. You can find tons of free resources and online courses to get you started. Once you're comfortable with that, then dig into the specifics of Vertex AI. The fact that you have a marketing background will be a huge advantage because you'll know exactly what problems you want to solve with the tech.
You’re on the right track start with Python and then practice with libraries like Pandas...etc for small analytics projects Once you’re comfortable dive into Vertex AI tutorials to apply those skills on real marketing data
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