Marketing · All levels
A self-paced programme with 20 ready-made AI assistants for ideas, posts, emails and video scripts — built to work in free versions of ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
You know what you want to say. The problem is the distance between that idea and a finished post, email, product description or video script. By the time you open a blank page, the day has already filled with other work.
AI can help, but a generic chat window often produces generic text. You ask for a post, get something flat, rewrite it from scratch, and conclude that the tool is not worth the trouble. The issue is rarely the tool. It is the absence of a system: a clear brief, a repeatable prompt, a way to check the output and a workflow that fits the content you actually publish.
This course gives you that system. It brings together 20 ready-made AI assistants for the content tasks that repeat every week: finding ideas, shaping angles, drafting posts and emails, writing video scripts, adapting one message for different channels and keeping a content plan moving.
The assistants work in the free versions of ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. You do not need a paid subscription, a technical background or a library of prompts you will never use. You need a browser, your own product knowledge and a few hours to set up a workflow you can return to.
By the end, you will have a working content system you can run each week.
Give every assistant the context it needs about your audience, offer and tone.
Turn sales conversations, support messages and reviews into topic lists.
Connect your offers to the questions your audience already asks.
Start from a structured brief instead of a blank page.
Use repeatable structures for hooks, body and call to action.
Reshape the same idea for social posts, email and product pages.
Review drafts for tone, accuracy and usefulness.
Save, name and update your assistants as your content changes.
The programme is delivered as recorded lessons and downloadable materials. You work through six modules at your own pace, starting with the setup of your brand brief and prompt library, then moving through ideas, texts, scripts and a repeatable weekly workflow.
Each module explains a content task, shows how to brief the relevant assistant, and gives you a practice assignment to complete with your own product or client. The lessons are short enough to fit around work, and you can pause, return to a lesson or jump straight to the task you need.
There are no live sessions to attend and no fixed start date. You keep access to the lessons, worksheets and assistant templates, so you can revisit the material when your content plan changes or when you want to train a team member on the same workflow.
Six modules take you from setup to a repeatable weekly content routine. Each module includes recorded lessons and a practice task.
Prompts and instructions for ideas, texts, scripts and repurposing.
Step-by-step lessons you can watch in order or by task.
A one-page context sheet to paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
A simple structure for saving, naming and updating your assistants.
Pillar map, weekly planner and idea screening checklist.
Structures for short video, longer video, email and product copy.
A pre-publish review for tone, accuracy and usefulness.
Return to the lessons and materials whenever you need them.
Most AI content advice stops at a prompt. This course treats the prompt as one part of a chain: a clear brief, the right assistant, a first draft, a human edit and a quality check before publishing.
The 20 assistants are grouped around the work that repeats: finding ideas, shaping angles, writing posts and emails, scripting video, adapting one message for several channels and planning the week ahead. You will see how to choose the right assistant for the task instead of asking one chat window to do everything.
The signature exercise is the one-page brief. Once you can describe your audience, offer, tone and goal in a few lines, every assistant becomes more useful. You will build that brief early and reuse it throughout the programme.
You open a planning document, choose a theme from your pillar map, brief the relevant assistant and have a usable first draft in minutes rather than hours. The draft still needs your judgement, but the blank page is gone.
Your content week becomes predictable. Ideas come from real customer questions, posts and emails follow a structure you trust, and video scripts start with a hook you have already tested. Because the same brief feeds every assistant, your voice stays consistent across channels.
You also keep a library you can hand over. If a colleague or freelancer joins, they can work from the same briefs, templates and checklists instead of guessing how your content is supposed to sound.
Most learners spend two to three hours a week on lessons and practice. The programme is self-paced, so you can move faster or slower depending on your schedule.
No technical background is required. You need a browser, an account in at least one free AI tool such as ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, and a product, brand or client whose content you want to work on.
After checkout you receive access to the course area with all recorded lessons and downloadable materials. Access is tied to your order, so keep the confirmation email.
You can request a refund within 14 days of purchase. Write to support with your order details and the refund is processed according to the store policy.
The lessons are recorded videos with accompanying worksheets, templates and checklists. There are no live sessions and no fixed schedule to follow.
Yes. You keep access to the lessons and materials, including future updates to the assistant templates, so you can return to them when your content plan changes.
No. The assistants are designed to work in the free versions of ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. Paid plans may give you longer outputs or extra features, but they are not required to complete the course.
They produce structured first drafts from your brief. You still review, edit and approve everything before publishing, which is what keeps the content accurate and recognisably yours.
Yes. The templates are written for practical use on your own projects or client accounts. Adapt the brief to each client and keep your usual approval process in place.
Twenty assistants, six modules and a workflow you can run every week — at your own pace, with lifetime access.