Generative AI
A paid course from Noble Desktop.
Eighteen hours on AI inside a marketing function that already exists.
Strategy comes first — using AI to shape a campaign rather than only to produce its assets. Then the channels, one at a time: SEO, paid search, content and advertising, each with the tools and the prompts that suit it, and analytics underneath to say what any of it did.
Measurement gets real attention. A course on AI marketing that could not answer whether the AI-assisted work performed better would be worth little, and this one ends on that question.
A capstone project produces something a student can show. Taught live in New York or online.
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1 lesson, 8 minutes
A short talk on six marketing approaches for 2025, aimed at small businesses and founders whose old playbook has stopped returning what it used to.
1 lesson, 1 hour 26 minutes
Alex Hormozi condenses thirteen years of running and buying businesses into one session on getting customers: offers, channels, and what he would tell himself at the start.
20 lessons, about 15 hours
20 sessions on growth hacking, about 15 hours in total, published on YouTube by Dominick Naso. Watched here, lesson by lesson.
31 lessons, about 17 hours
31 sessions on growth hacking, about 17 hours in total, published on YouTube by Antonio Torres. Watched here, lesson by lesson.
11 lessons, about 10 hours
11 sessions on growth hacking, about 10 hours in total, published on YouTube by Liam Ottley. Watched here, lesson by lesson.
27 lessons, about 6 hours
27 sessions on growth hacking, about 6 hours in total, published on YouTube by achi786. Watched here, lesson by lesson.
1 lesson, about 12 hours
A single session on generative ai, about 12 hours, published on YouTube by Intellipaat. Watched here on the course page.
1 lesson, 23 minutes
A single session on generative ai, 23 minutes, published on YouTube by Google Cloud Tech. Watched here on the course page.
1 lesson, 18 minutes
A single session on generative ai, 18 minutes, published on YouTube by Henrik Kniberg. Watched here on the course page.
