Try the teaching before you pay
Every course here opens with a free intro module. You watch a real lesson, not a trailer. Then you decide with your own eyes, not a sales page.
Six things you get for nothing
A free lesson is only useful if it shows the whole product. Here is what opens the moment you start one.
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The real first module
Not a trailer. You watch the same lesson a paying learner watches on day one.
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The outcome line
Each course states what you will be able to do after it. You read that line first.
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One working file
A template, checklist or brief from the module. Keep it, even if you stop there.
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The full curriculum
Every module title, in order, with its length. Nothing sits behind a sales page.
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The instructor behind it
Who teaches, and the campaign work they still do. Judge them before you pay.
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A clear next step
Buy that one course, or take the whole catalogue on a plan. Your call.
A lesson is built around the task, not the slide
Courses start from one question. What will you be able to do on Monday? The answer becomes the outcome line. Everything else gets cut.
So the free module already carries the shape of the whole course. You watch a method, then you run it. No theory warm-up, no motivational opener.
Start a free lesson in your subject
Pick the area you work in. Each page lists its courses, and each course opens with its own free module.
- Digital marketing Strategy, channel mix and the customer journey. Explore
- Advertising & paid media Search, social, media buying and budgets. Explore
- SEO & content Search strategy, production and the technical base. Explore
- Social media marketing Organic plans, community and collaborations. Explore
- Email, CRM & automation Lifecycle flows, segments and retention. Explore
- Analytics & data Tracking setup, dashboards and attribution. Explore
- E-commerce marketing Product pages, conversion work and marketplaces. Explore
- AI tools for marketers Content, ads and reporting, with quality kept. Explore
Four steps, one afternoon
You do not need a plan to start. You need one free module and a live task of your own to test it against.
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Pick a subject, not a course
Start from the work you do. Open a subject page and scan the courses inside it.
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Read the outcome, then watch
Check what the course promises you will be able to do. Then play the free module.
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Do the first assignment
Use the template on your own campaign or product. That is the real test.
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Decide with evidence
Enrol in that course, or move to a plan. You already know the pace and the teaching.
Questions about the free module
What does the free intro module cover?
It is the opening module of the course, in full. You get the framing, the first method and one practical task. The rest of the modules follow the same shape.
Can I try more than one course?
Yes. The free module sits on every course, in every subject area. Sample a few before you pick a direction.
Do I get the templates in the free part?
You get the working file that belongs to that module. Later modules carry their own templates, checklists and case studies.
Does a free module count towards a certificate?
The certificate of completion is issued when the whole course is finished. The free module is the first step of that course.
Is this useful if I already work in marketing?
Often, yes. Specialists use the free module to check depth before levelling up in one channel. It takes a few minutes to judge.
Can a team sample courses together?
Teams usually review a shortlist first. Ask us and we will map a path for the group, then talk about seats.
Watch one module. Then choose.
Take the free lesson that matches your work this week. If it earns your time, enrol in the course or move to a plan. Teams can ask us for a mapped path.