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Primer, Google's app for learning marketing

“Primer is an easy, quick, and free way to learn about digital marketing. We offer short lessons you can take anywhere, in just 5 minutes.” That's how Google's new app is described on its official website.

Primer teaches, through quick hands-on lessons, some marketing fundamentals that are extremely useful in everyday life, both for professionals in the field and for anyone who wants to learn more to grow their business. The lessons are fun, covering topics like storytelling, mobile site design, content marketing, and search advertising.

The app is available for iOS and Android, and once downloaded, it doesn't need an internet connection to be used — knowledge right at your fingertips whenever you want! Want to know more? Visit the official website: www.yourprimer.com.br.

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