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Education and street smarts often create a dynamic interplay, and in our latest SEO Kwentuhan podcast episode, we tackle the critical question: which is better - Diploma or Diskarte? Tune in for an engaging discussion packed with real-life stories and expert insights as we examine how these two paths influence success and what truly counts in today’s competitive landscape!In this episode, we’ll hear from Coach Gab and Coach Gelo who have navigated both routes, sharing their unique experiences and the lessons they've learned along the way. From academic achievements to practical ingenuity, we’ll uncover the strengths and weaknesses of each approach, shedding light on how they can complement one another. Whether you're a student weighing your options, a professional seeking to enhance your skills, or simply curious about the dynamics of education and hustle, this conversation promises to offer valuable insights that challenge conventional thinking and inspire new perspectives.Transcript Summary00:00 - 2:00 Gab:Welcome to this new episode of SEO Kwentuhan, focusing on the lighter side of SEO. Gelo: What’s our topic today? Gab: Discussing whether a diploma or experience is more essential for SEO. Gelo: We often hear varying opinions about this. Let's put it in the context of SEO. Gab: I believe the diploma isn’t crucial; my experience matters more. After applying for jobs, I rarely used my diploma. However, the knowledge I gained from school helped me in the field. Gelo:I don’t have a diploma. I learned SEO through online courses. Although having a diploma might open some doors, many employers still look for practical skills. 02:01 - 7:14 Gelo: Sometimes job postings require a marketing degree, as SEO falls under digital marketing. Gab: Having a diploma can help when applying overseas, where employers often prefer graduates from related fields. Gelo: There are limitations without a diploma. It’s tough to apply for jobs without any credentials. Gab: There’s definitely discrimination in the job market. Employers often prefer candidates with diplomas, even in entry-level positions. Gelo: The initial job market entry is challenging, especially when HR screenings favor diploma holders. Gab: True, it’s frustrating to feel overlooked due to lacking formal education. 7:15 - 12:10Gab: If you lack a diploma, freelancing could be a better path, as it emphasizes experience over formal education. Gelo: Freelancing allows for practical learning without the pressure of traditional job requirements. Gelo: Are there specific courses that benefit SEO professionals? Gab: Yes, courses in marketing and communication are valuable, alongside technical fields like IT. Gab: Content writing and journalism courses also help in SEO. Understanding how to write effectively can enhance your SEO skills. Gelo: Technical skills in IT can assist with aspects like link building and networking. 12:11 - 15:30Gab: Soft skills are important in SEO. Communication skills are key for conveying ideas to clients and team members. Gelo: Exactly! Team collaboration and clear communication are vital in an agency environment. Gelo: Selling your services and ideas is another crucial skill. You must be able to present and advocate for your work effectively. Gab: Analytical thinking and adaptability are essential, especially in a rapidly changing digital landscape. 15:30 - 16:46 Gelo: Discusses the initial stages of SEO development and the importance of preparation. Highlights the need to not forget key elements as you progress in your SEO journey.Gelo: Talks about project and time management, emphasizing the challenges of handling multiple clients and the necessity of building an effective project management system.Gelo: Mentions the significance of soft skills in SEO.Gab: Explores various soft skills required for SEO, like creativity in content writing and web design, asserting that creativity can be innate or developed over time.16:46 - 17:34Gab: Discusses the challenges faced in design, despite having a background in graphic design.Gab: Reflects on past learning experiences in web design and development, indicating a desire to improve further.Gab: Shares thoughts on negotiation skills necessary for handling paid links and other aspects of SEO.17:34 - 19:16 Gelo: Addresses the need for persuasive communication in negotiation. Emphasizes the importance of clear communication in closing deals and the relationship between negotiation skills and sales.Gelo: Discusses the difficulties in sales and the necessity of having data to support selling packages.Gab:Shares personal struggles with selling services, noting the importance of case studies and data in building credibility.19:16 - 23:29Gab: Reflects on the challenges of public speaking, especially as an introvert, and how these experiences have shaped his confidence.Gelo: Comments on his own experiences with ...