A real demonstration, not a slide about one
Every session runs its method live on a real account, site, sheet or candidate answer. If the demonstration fails on the day, you watch it fail and see what is done next.
Ten standalone live sessions. Each takes one problem a marketer actually has, shows the method that solves it on a real account, page, sheet or candidate, and names honestly what 90 minutes cannot cover. Free. Pre-register and the replay reaches you even if you miss the live call.
All times IST. Sessions run live online, twice a month, on the first and third Sunday. Dates marked to be announced open for pre-registration now and you are emailed the moment the date is fixed.
Attendees stop applying for "digital marketing executive" and start applying for one named role, with evidence of where they stand against its competency profile. The room self-assesses live.
Presenter announced with the date
Pre-registration openA task-level answer instead of a headline. Attendees leave knowing which parts of their week are already automatable and which parts have become more valuable because of it.
With Amit Tiwari
Pre-registration openA repeatable eight-point triage order for the first week on any Google Ads or Meta account, demonstrated on a live account end to end.
With Amit Tiwari
Pre-registration openA five-rung diagnostic ladder run live on a volunteer's site, ending with a fix order for the next 30 days.
With Amit Tiwari
Pre-registration openPlatform ROAS is not company profitability. Attendees leave able to build the sheet that connects ad spend to contribution margin and a payback period.
With Amit Tiwari
Pre-registration openA four-layer measurement stack that keeps working when platform numbers, GA4 and the CRM all disagree, plus a holdout test designed live.
Presenter announced with the date
Pre-registration openNot a new discipline. The same job, done with new instruments. Attendees see which pages get cited by assistants and what those pages have in common.
With Amit Tiwari
Pre-registration openTwenty-two tiles nobody opens, rebuilt live into six views that force a decision, and the paragraph that makes a leader act on them.
Presenter announced with the date
Pre-registration openTwo competitors with identical copy is a positioning failure, not a copywriting one. A messaging house built live for a brand from the audience.
Presenter announced with the date
Pre-registration openWhy a CV full of certifications clears the filter and fails in month two, and what to score instead. Two anonymised candidate answers graded live.
Presenter announced with the date
Pre-registration openEvery masterclass runs on one skeleton: 60 minutes of teaching built around a live demonstration, then 30 minutes of Q&A with questions ranked by a moderator, not answered first come. Only the method and the demonstration change from session to session.
A masterclass shows the method and names the gap. The programme closes it. Every session ends by saying which one, so nobody is sold something in the dark.
| Programme | Sessions | Titles |
|---|---|---|
| Base Module and Learning Paths | 1, 2 | Which of the seven roles fits you / What AI takes and what it pays more for |
| Performance Marketing PG | 3, 4 | Teardown of an inherited ad account / MER, CAC and payback |
| Marketing Analytics and Insight | 5, 6 | Attribution after the cookie / From dashboard to decision |
| SEO Specialist Programme | 7, 8 | Technical SEO triage / SEO when a model writes the answer |
| Content and Brand Strategy with Digital Strategy and GTM | 9 | Positioning and the messaging house |
| Marketing Leadership Track | 10 | Hiring, grading and paying a marketing team |
Every session runs its method live on a real account, site, sheet or candidate answer. If the demonstration fails on the day, you watch it fail and see what is done next.
Each session ships one artefact: a checklist, a template, a worksheet or a finished sheet with the formulas visible. It goes to everyone who pre-registered.
Ninety minutes cannot make anyone job-ready, and the session says so. What it cannot cover is stated plainly, along with which programme covers it.
Thirty minutes belong to the room. Questions are collected in chat from the first minute and a moderator orders them by how many people asked, so the loudest voice does not set the agenda.
Organisations can block seats for a whole team on any session, or ask for a closed run of one masterclass.
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