AI marketing training topics
Compare AI training for images, design, video and creative production for marketing. Compare the kinds of work this training can cover.
366 courses touch this topic. Courses can appear at more than one desk.366 courses in this collection
HubSpot Academy
Prompt design/output evaluation, content and personalization, reporting, responsible tool choice
Diego Davila
Audience research, calendar, social/blog/ad copy, email sequences and video scripts, Midjourney visuals
Nottingham Business School
Consumer behavior, AI customer journey, SOSTAC planning, service design, 7Ps, adoption/governance
Canva Design School
Design/image/video prompts, social assets, copy and interactive content
Runway
Moodboard, creative concept, brand manifesto, storyboard, previs, product shots, talent/B-roll and ad scenes
Kellogg Executive Education
Design a connected marketing system using continuous customer signals, ideal customer profiles and positioning, modular AI creative, journey orchestration, agents, measurement and governance
Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM)
Two days across data analysis/modeling, workflows and campaign management, segmentation, targeting, customer journeys, measurement, generative text/image/video, responsible AI
M Training
AI basics, custom GPTs and brand voice, SEO, image generation, research/personas/competitors/survey analysis, email, blog/content, social, privacy, bias, ethics, copyright
Anicca Digital
Single-topic options: practical prompting, content, agents, automation, AI images/video and productivity, no detailed fixed syllabus
U of Digital
4 workshops + 2 deep dives in two weeks: prompting, AI research/strategy, creative, media optimization with agents, governance
The Table Of Bosses, WAMM Marketing
Use ChatGPT for Meta campaign ideas, creative concepts, audience-specific ad variants and campaign evaluation
Tanmoy Das
Use ChatGPT for advertising copy and creative, alongside setup of Google and Meta campaigns
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Compare reference images, retouching and preservation of product details.
Check consistency, rights, credits and how learners judge the proposed output.
Look for storyboards, continuity and repeatable delivery steps if you need more than a single image.
These are editorial comparison questions, not promises about every course in this topic.
