AI Marketing Engineer

Courses

Understand the system. Then work inside it.

Start with strategy or go straight to hands-on. Each course stands alone. Together, they take you from understanding your marketing system to working with AI inside it every day. Foundations & Strategy isn't a prerequisite for the Applied AI Module.

Not sure which is for you? Take the 3-minute check-in and get the exact lessons to start with.

AI Marketing Engineer 01

Foundations & Strategy

Understand the system before you change it.

AI doesn't sit on top of marketing. It sits inside your data, your platforms and your customer journeys. This course gives you a clear working model of how modern marketing systems fit together, then shows where AI adds value and where your organisation should invest first.

Who it's for: Marketing leaders, heads of marketing, CMOs, strategists, consultants and senior marketers who haven't stayed close to the technology and want to lead AI decisions with confidence.

"I understand how modern marketing systems work, where AI fits, and where my organisation should invest."

Included with your 1:1 engagement. Not a client? Join the waitlist.

Core focus

Providing you the knowledge and understanding for you to lead AI focused projects with confidence, explain where you should invest first, and be able to brief your team or agency clearly.

Deliverables

You will take away from this course a clear map of your own marketing stack, an AI readiness assessment, a prioritised use-case shortlist and a draft business case.

Part 1

How we got here

  1. 01From digital to the connected customer to omnichannel to AI
  2. 02Why many organisations still struggle with omnichannel
Part 2

The marketing system, in plain English

  1. 03Marketing technology architecture
  2. 04CRM, CDP, marketing automation, analytics and customer data
  3. 05APIs, integrations, data flows and identity
  4. 06Structured and unstructured data
  5. 07Customer journeys and decisioning
Part 3

Where AI fits

  1. 08Where AI sits in the marketing stack
  2. 09AI opportunities across the customer journey
  3. 10AI maturity and readiness
  4. 11Governance, privacy, copyright and risk
Part 4

From opportunity to investment

  1. 12Identifying and prioritising AI use cases
  2. 13Business cases, implementation planning and measurement
  3. 14Organisational capability and skills gaps

AI Marketing Engineer 02

Applied AI

Learn how to work with AI every day.

This is the hands-on course. You'll learn how large language models behave, how to give them the context they need, and how to apply them across research, content, campaigns and analysis. Then you'll turn what works into repeatable workflows your team can use.

Who it's for: Any marketer who wants to get properly good at AI. No technical background needed, and you don't need Course 01 first.

"I can use AI confidently and practically across my marketing work."

Included with your 1:1 engagement. Not a client? Join the waitlist.

Core focus

Giving you the practical skill to work with AI every day, so ordinary tasks take less time, the output sounds like your brand, and your best work becomes repeatable for the whole team rather than just for you.

Deliverables

You will take away from this course your own brand voice guide for AI, a personal prompt library, at least three working workflows and a quality-control checklist for your team.

Part 1

How AI works

  1. 01How generative AI and LLMs work
  2. 02Models, context windows and hallucinations
Part 2

Prompting and context

  1. 03Prompting fundamentals
  2. 04Context, roles, constraints and examples
  3. 05Capturing your brand voice
  4. 06Building a prompt library
Part 3

AI across your marketing work

  1. 07Research and customer insight
  2. 08Content generation and repurposing
  3. 09Email, social and advertising
  4. 10Image generation and video
Part 4

AI for analysis

  1. 11Data analysis and campaign analysis
  2. 12A/B testing and reporting
  3. 13Working with files and large datasets
Part 5

From tasks to systems

  1. 14Knowledge bases and retrieval
  2. 15Building repeatable workflows
  3. 16Automations
  4. 17Introduction to agents
  5. 18Human review and quality control