Better campaigns, faster.
AI tools that work for marketers.
★★★★★
Rated 4.7/5 · 7 reviews ↓
A full-day, hands-on workshop for marketers. You practise on your own real campaigns, content, and data. Not theory. Not slides. Real work you will use on Monday.
- Content, campaigns, data analysis, and competitor research, all covered hands-on
- Build a personal AI marketing toolkit using your own real briefs during the session
- Coffee and refreshments included, plus 30 days of follow-up support
- ✓ Wednesday, 24 June 2026 · 09:00–17:00
- ✓ Holmes Hotel
- ✓ Coffee, refreshments, prompt playbook included
You are creating more content than ever but the process is painfully slow. Briefs, drafts, approvals, data pulls, competitor checks, reporting. Each one takes longer than it should. And every new channel adds another thing to your list.
AI should be making all of this easier. But most marketers who try it end up with generic output that sounds like everyone else's. That is not an AI problem. It is a technique problem. And it is fixable in one day.
This workshop shows you the techniques that actually work. You will build on your own real campaigns, content, and data. You leave with workflows that produce output you would actually publish, not generic filler you have to rewrite.
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"The content module changed everything for me. I have been struggling with AI-generated copy sounding generic and now I know exactly how to fix it. Built a brand voice prompt during the session that I have used every single day since."
Practical tools you use the same day
- 1Content that sounds like your brandNot generic AI output. You will learn how to train a conversation with your style guide, reference texts, and tone-of-voice. The result sounds like you wrote it, because the thinking is yours.
- 2Campaigns planned and built in half the timeMulti-channel plans from a single brief. Social content calendars. Ad copy variations. Email sequences. Built on your own real campaigns during the session.
- 3Data insights without a data teamPaste in GA4 data, campaign results, or customer feedback and get meaningful analysis. Not just numbers. "What does this mean and what should I do differently?"
- 4Competitor intelligence in 20 minutesContent analysis, ad strategies, positioning, recent launches. A complete competitive overview that would normally take a full afternoon of manual research.
Sebastian has delivered AI and productivity training for over 50 organisations — from solo founders to banks, telecoms, and healthcare providers. With 15 years in senior leadership and certifications in AI from Google and Microsoft, he is not a technologist explaining tools. He is a trainer who understands how professionals actually work and what gets in the way.
His approach: plain English, real exercises, nothing that does not translate to your actual job on Monday.
Built for office professionals who
- You work in marketing: marketing manager, content manager, social media manager, digital marketer, or marketing executive at an agency or in-house team
- You create content, plan campaigns, or report on performance. Your week involves writing, scheduling, analysing, and presenting results
- You have tried AI but the output sounds generic. You know there is potential but everything comes out sounding the same and you end up rewriting it anyway
- You want a real competitive edge. AI users in marketing are 44% more productive. You want to be one of them.
- You already use AI confidently every day in your marketing role. This course builds from the fundamentals. It is not for people who are already advanced.
- You are looking for platform-specific training. We teach methods that work across tools, not a deep dive into one platform.
Three and a half hours. Back at your desk for lunch.
Everything you get
"I run content for three clients and was drowning in briefs. The campaign planning module showed me how to go from brief to full multi-channel plan in about 30 minutes. I used to spend a full day on that."
"The competitor analysis section alone justified the cost. We were spending half a day each quarter on manual competitor research. Now it takes 20 minutes and the output is better."
What participants say
Reviews for AI for Marketers
Collected via post-course survey, 30 days after attendance
I run content for three clients and was drowning in briefs. The campaign planning module showed me how to go from brief to full multi-channel plan in about 30 minutes. I used to spend a full day on that. Good teacher too, explains things without talking down to you.
My manager asked what I got out of it. I showed her the email sequence I built during the workshop and the competitive analysis I ran on a client's top three competitors. She booked the rest of the team in that same week. The Perplexity research method was new to me, I use it daily now.
The data analysis module was the standout. I pasted in our GA4 data and got a summary that was clearer than anything I have produced manually. Would have liked a bit more time on Midjourney but otherwise a really solid day.
I was already using ChatGPT quite a bit but the brand voice training technique was new to me and that alone was worth turning up for. Comfortable venue, decent coffee. Only note: the ad copy section could have been a touch longer.
I built a full month of social content during the afternoon session. A full month. That normally takes me the best part of a week. Also good to meet marketers from completely different industries, picked up a few techniques I would not have found on my own.
I have been struggling with AI-generated copy sounding generic and the content module showed me exactly why. Built a brand voice prompt during the session that I have used every day since. Social content takes half the time now.
I manage a team of four and sent myself first to see if it was worth booking them all in. It was. The competitor analysis section alone justified the cost. We were spending half a day each quarter on manual competitor research, now it takes about 20 minutes and honestly the output is better.