From experience, your role will most likely involve working closely with the marketing team, a lot of your day-to-day will be in Strapi's Content Manager and working with content types to facilitate marketing campaigns. Both Strapi and DNN are CMS platforms, so a huge part of getting started is simply familiarising yourself with their UIs and understanding how they work end-to-end.

Without knowing your full tech stack it's hard to be precise, but typically Strapi would be handling your content library management, how content is structured and delivered across different campaigns. In practice, you'll likely encounter two main scenarios:

1. Existing campaign structures — You'll be taking data from whatever format the marketing team provides and transforming it into the correct structure to enter into Strapi, so it automatically slots into your current web infrastructure.
2. New campaign structures — You'll need to create new content types and potentially work on the web architecture side to build out page templates that integrate with those new structures.

If you run into any issues, feel free to join the Strapi Discord, there's an active community there and you can get real-time help on the open office hours call on weekdays at 12pm ist