Some Things About Somethings
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Like many people, Iâve learned what I need to know to get the job done. Google AdWords is an example of this. In a prior job I was handed an AdWords account and I figured out how to use it. Either the Learning Center wasnât around when I first used AdWords, or I just didnât know it existed. Whichever the case, the learning curve was steep and I always felt like there was so much more that I didnât know.
Since joining the Pole Position Marketing team, I quite enjoy having resources available at my fingertips to add to my bank of knowledge. I take something I know, and add to it something new. Googleâs AdWords Learning Center is one of those resources. Having used AdWords previously, and knowing some things about somethings, it is always exciting to come across a shortcut or a more efficient way to do something.
Much of what Iâm reading in the tutorial I can say âyeah I knew thatâ and yet I keep coming across new features that I wasnât aware existed. I still get to dig and find more information on my own, which is good. The more I learn about something, the more I realize there is that I donât know. I want to know it all. But I canât. I have to keep reminding myself that like the Internet, learning is dynamic â ever changing and shifting bits of knowledge.
Fortunately with the tools available, I will be able to continue learning some new things about the some things I already know. Iâll be the last person you ever meet to claim I know all there is to know about anything, but the first person in line to learn something new.
Someone who tells you they know everything there is to know about something, doesnât know what theyâre talking about. - DKA
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