Special Fall Pricing: Regularly $1,000 is now 50% off—$500. Enroll here.
Why does one ad get noticed while another gets ignored? Why does one landing page convert while another doesn’t? Why does an offer feel compelling—or too expensive? And why do customers sometimes stick with an inferior choice instead of switching?
This practical two-module workshop shows you how to use proven principles of customer behavior—and AI-powered analysis—to answer those questions and improve ads, landing pages, offers, pricing, content, and customer journeys.
You’ll explore proven ideas including attention, social proof, framing, anchoring, choice, loss aversion, perceived value, and memory, without getting buried in psychological theory.
Then you’ll use AI to analyze customer feedback, diagnose campaign problems, challenge assumptions, generate better alternatives, and decide what to test next.
The goal is simple: understand what may be stopping the customer, then make better marketing decisions.
You’ll Learn How To:
Why Attend?:
Flexibility to Fit Your Schedule:
Can’t attend every live session? No problem. We’ll send the bootcamp recordings, workbooks, and supplementary materials after each session so you can catch up, revisit the material, or reinforce your learning.
The Practical Psychology Behind Better Marketing.
Customers don’t carefully analyze every marketing message they see. They notice some things and ignore others. They compare prices, look for reassurance, avoid effort, and often stick with choices they already know.
This module shows you how simple principles from customer psychology can help explain those everyday marketing behaviors.
We’ll start with familiar problems: an ad that isn’t getting noticed, a landing page that isn’t converting, an offer that feels too expensive, a customer who won’t switch, or a campaign people remember without remembering the brand.
Then we’ll look at the psychology that can help you improve it.
You’ll also learn the CLICK Check, a simple framework you can use to review almost any piece of marketing.
Key Takeaways:
Using AI and Customer Insight to Improve Real Marketing.
Module 1 gives you the tools. Module 2 puts them to work.
Working in Zoom breakout teams, you’ll become the marketing team for a fictional brand with a campaign that isn’t performing.
You’ll receive customer reviews, survey responses, competitor advertising, campaign results, pricing, product information and a marketing brief.
Your job is to work out what’s going wrong before simply asking AI to rewrite the campaign.
You’ll use AI to analyze customer feedback, identify possible problems and develop alternatives. But you’ll also learn one of the most important skills in AI-assisted marketing: knowing when the AI has found evidence and when it has simply produced a convincing explanation.
Then you’ll rebuild the campaign and decide what you would test.
Key Takeaways:
How to Convince Your Boss You Should Take This Class
This course will help you produce stronger marketing and make better day-to-day campaign decisions. Here’s how it benefits your organization:
The Presentations:
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Who should attend?
This workshop is ideal for:
No psychology background is required.
You should be comfortable using a generative AI tool such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, but no advanced AI knowledge is needed.
If you work on ads, emails, social content, landing pages, campaigns, offers, pricing, or customer journeys, the techniques are designed to be immediately useful.
The Presenter:

Jonathan Gabay teaches AI in Copywriting, Brand Storytelling, and Video Scriptwriting and Production Using AI Masterclasses for the Direct Marketing Association of Northern California.
Jonathan is an accomplished content writer, digital marketer, journalist, and lecturer renowned for collaborating with esteemed brands. He also serves as a trusted advisor to the media, offering insights into the latest developments in brand marketing and PR.
What sets Jonathan apart is crafting compelling brands and communication campaigns leveraging the power of AI.
Jonathan has published 17 books, including the university-level textbook Digital Marketing and AI Psychology, which explores digital marketing, artificial intelligence, and consumer psychology for students and marketing professionals.
Beyond writing and teaching, Jonathan advises many organizations on subjects spanning AI implementation, storytelling, video production, copywriting, crisis management, digital advertising, PR, marketing, and navigating the ever-evolving landscape of change. He is a senior lecturer at the University of West London, Oxford College of Marketing, and the Chartered Institute of Marketing.
From government entities to corporate giants and non-profit organizations to grassroots movements, Jonathan’s counsel is sought by those seeking to harness the transformative potential of AI and innovative digital marketing strategies.
Social media: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathangabay/
If you’re at all interested in AI and want to learn not to fear it but to embrace it, this workshop – and many of Jonathan’s other workshops – are for you. The ROI is so very obvious to me.

This course breaks down the key changes to marketing we need to know in this day and age. It gives you a guide on how to break into the public eye with your marketing.

Module 1: Why Customers Click, Choose and Buy.
Monday, November 2nd, from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. PST.
Module 2: Fix the Campaign.
Thursday, November 5th, from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. PST.
Special Fall-1 Pricing: Regularly $1,200 is now 50% off—$600. Enroll Here.
Special Fall-2 Pricing: Regularly $1,200 is now 50% off—$600. Enroll Here.
We all understand just how fast the marketing landscape is changing. Not only in terms of the advance of AI, but also with the rise of first-party data, the omnichannel experience, and the explosion in short-form social content.
All these developments have an impact on copywriting, with demand for increased personalization, effective story-telling and high-impact messaging across email, ads, social posts, video scripts and the web.
In this three-part copywriting Masterclass, you’ll be introduced to the essential principles of copywriting for digital and advertising channels. You’ll also explore the role that good copy plays in influencing behaviors and driving purchases, while learning about real-world case studies that demonstrate the impact of copywriting on marketing and business success.
You’ll come away with a greater feeling of confidence and a desire to experiment. Whether you’re using AI to help with the process or creating the content from scratch, you’ll also have useful tips and techniques you can apply in your day-to-day work.
The course covers the role that tone of voice plays in cultivating a unique brand identity and how writers can adapt content and messaging to specific audiences. You will have the opportunity to take part in discussion with other participants, while trying your hand at practical exercises and receiving constructive commentary and critique. With a limit of just 15 participants for the course, you can share your own ideas in the interactive session online and get live feedback from your instructor Phil Woodford.
In Part 1, you’ll focus on the briefing process, which is so important for strategic alignment and effective collaboration with colleagues across the business. You’ll then look at fundamental rules for writing. Before the end of Session 1, you’ll be assigned a small exercise to complete before Session 2—creating headlines for digital advertising. There’s an opportunity to consider the close relationship between words and imagery.
After a review of the headline-writing exercise and tips for best practice, Part 2 is centered around audience and tone of voice, exploring website copy for both B2C and B2B environments. What are the steps towards establishing a clear and consistent brand voice that lie behind a cohesive content strategy?
The Masterclass concludes in Part 3, with advice on writing longer-form web copy, email, social content and video scripting.
Can’t Attend Live? No Problem!
Even if you miss the live workshop, you’ll still get everything:
All materials are emailed to registered attendees within 24 hours after the live session ends.
Description:
Good copy is built around an effective briefing process, along with clear rules and principles. In this session, you’ll learn how to approach the writing task and gain tips on best practices.
After drawing up a checklist to guide you in your marketing copy and exploring some of the psychological techniques used in the process of persuasion, you’ll be challenged with a short practical exercise before the next session; you’ll have to write some digital advertising headlines. How can we make them stand out in a world where people’s attention spans are diminished, and everyone is confronted by an increasing volume of messages?
Key Takeaways:
Description:
Copy is usually stronger when it is written for a specific audience—making use of segmented data and effective targeting. After reviewing and discussing the short-form copywriting exercise briefed at the end of Module 1, we’ll move on to look at the use of personas in marketing communication and the way in which writers adapt their copy to different readers, reflecting their aspirations and motivations.
There will also be an opportunity to examine tone of voice in shaping the perception of the brand and to observe some of the devices writers use to establish a rapport with an audience. Your instructor will encourage you to explore website content during the session, drawing conclusions about the strategies of the writer and their understanding of the reader.
Key Takeaways:
Description:
In this final session, you’ll have the chance to explore some of the rules that surround today’s digital writing—whether it’s the pressure to impress search engines, the science of usability and user experience, or the need to engage people instantly in a world of diminishing attention. You’ll also look at some of the techniques that create more successful emails and different approaches to video content, including strategies for short-form videos on social platforms.
You’ll be shown the way in which story-telling principles can be applied by copywriters, particularly in longer pieces of online content such as articles, blogs, case studies, and thought leadership.
Key Takeaways:
How to Convince Your Boss Why You Should Take this Class:
Greater confidence: You’ll come out of the course with a more detailed understanding of the copywriter’s role and craft skills, allowing you to work more efficiently and effectively to meet the marketing objectives of your business.
Greater competence: You’ll learn rules for copywriting best practices and be more aware of some of the potential pitfalls to avoid, leading to fewer errors.
Greater understanding: You’ll explore the way copy works across different media and platforms, helping you to craft words that are more appropriate and engaging for your integrated marketing communications strategy. You’ll create more effective social posts, emails, web pages, and video scripts.
Greater cut-through: You’ll experiment with headline-writing techniques and examine the close interrelationship between words and images, leading to more impact with ads and social posts.
Greater adventurousness: You’ll be happier to experiment and try new approaches to copy, which may open up opportunities for more effective and impactful communication.
The Presentations:
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Who is the course for?
Marketing professionals at a range of levels and those working in communications, design and related fields.
The Presenter:

Phil started his career organizing and marketing international conferences for an engineering institute in London, England, before pursuing a career as a copywriter. He became an agency creative director and subsequently embarked on a freelance career, in which he works as a writer, trainer, consultant and lecturer. His current clients are based in the UK, France, Italy and the USA.
Website: www.herecomesthecavalry.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/phil-woodford-9160421/
The presenter, Phil Woodford was knowledgeable and proficient in his craft of copywriting. He posed great questions for feedback and collaboration. He always had valuable insights. The insight from the group was also beneficial. Phil’s voice was also an asset to this being an online course. He was easy to listen to and had an engaging speaking voice. I learned a lot from this course. Thank you. eneuman

Module 1: Essential rules for writing and techniques for engaging the reader.
Tuesday, Oct 06, 2026
from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. PDT.
Module 2: Audience and tone of voice.
Tuesday, Oct 20, 2026
from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. PDT.
Module 3: Writing for different media and channels.
Tuesday, Oct 27, 2026
from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. PDT.
Module 1: Essential rules for writing and techniques for engaging the reader.
Tuesday, Dec 01, 2026
from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. PST.
Module 2: Audience and tone of voice.
Tuesday, Dec 08, 2026
from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. PST.
Module 3: Writing for different media and channels.
Tuesday, Dec 15, 2026
from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. PST.


