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Seeking Advice: Choosing My Path: SEO or UX/UI Design, Seeking Clarity

Hey everyone,

I recently completed a course on digital marketing, where I gained understanding of various aspects such as SEO, Google Ads and Facebook ads.

Recently, I discovered a separate field of UX/UI which i didn't know until now.

Since then, I have been learning UX/UI. Doing 100 days of UI and have learned about Design thinking process. basically, I'm doing things practically.

I understand that there is a connection between UX and SEO, as both play crucial roles in creating successful digital experiences. However, I am torn between specializing in SEO or UX/UI. Though I'm more interested in UX/UI. But since I did a marketing course (which includes SEO), that can help to find a job. I'm also familiar that both fields are saturated as well.

From what I have been told, UX/UI and SEO/Digital marketing, both are 2 different fields (which means, transition from SEO to UX won't help if I work in SEO for some years in SEO). Also, I have started working in SEO but I think SEO is too technical. Obviously, I knew what SEO was. I was more interested in UX/UI but I was conflicted between SEO & UX/UI and picked SEO because did a course on Digital Marketing and from what I have read on reddit, UX/UI jobs can be tough to get into (Certifications won't work), can be toxic, too much politics involved.

Regarding paid marketing in digital marketing, for the first time, I felt that stress. I honestly don't think it's for me, at least paid marketing.

If you have any insights or advice to offer, I would greatly appreciate it. Should I focus my efforts on becoming an SEO and then move to UI/UX or should I dive deeper into the realm of UX/UI design and start finding jobs?

Your guidance would be immensely helpful. Thank you!

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