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What the course claims to cover

Here are some of the main features and promises of the course:

• The program positions itself as teaching how to use AI tools to create, launch, and scale high-converting ad campaigns (especially video/creative ads) across platforms.

• It emphasizes low-technical barrier: You don’t need to be a coding expert; you’ll use AI-clones (voice/face), automated tools, templates, and “funny / viral” style ads to boost engagement.

• Key modules / components include:

  • Foundations of AI advertising (understanding tools + strategy)

  • Crafting ad copy, creatives, automation workflows (using AI prompts, clones, etc)

  • Scaling, optimization, metrics, and turning ads into income (either for your own brand or offering services)

• Additional perks/bonuses: lifetime access to recordings, ad review sessions, community/Q&A, tools/templates.

• Intended audience: Entrepreneurs, marketers, business owners (and possibly agencies) who want to future-proof their advertising with AI, or “get ahead” of competitors using AI.

What to watch/clarify

While the course may have good potential, there are several caveats worth checking:

• Authenticity / marketing hype: Some of the claims (“AI clone of yourself that makes ads while you’re Netflixing”, etc) may lean promotional.

• Tools & region compatibility: Since you’re in Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam), check whether the recommended AI-tools, platforms (Meta, Google Ads, etc) and templates work in your region (language support, budget, platform restrictions) and your ad-market.

• Skill & effort still required: Even though it markets as “low tech”, you’ll likely still need to be comfortable with: video ad strategy, creative/storytelling, ad platform basics, testing/analytics. The AI helps, but you still have to apply.

• Results will vary: As with any ad program, success depends on your offer, budget, market fit, execution quality, ad platforms. No guarantee of “viral ad” results just from taking the course.

• Pricing / what you get: There are differing price points, and some sites show heavy discounts. Verify exactly what you get (modules, live vs recorded, support) and check refund policy if any.

• Access & support: Check if the course includes ongoing support, whether you’ll get significant feedback/ad reviews, community access, and whether it fits your schedule/time-zone.

Is it a good fit for you?

It could be a good fit if you:

• Already have a product/service or intention to run ads (on Meta, TikTok, etc) and you want to leverage AI/creative advantage.

• Are comfortable or willing to learn about ad platforms (setting up campaigns, budgets, targeting).

• Want to move beyond just “one-off ads” toward a system/strategy for scaling.

• Are willing to invest time and effort (the course seems to emphasise active creation, review, experimentation).

• Want to experiment with more creative, humorous, personality-driven video ads rather than purely static or conventional ads.

It might be less ideal if you:

• Are totally new to paid ads/online advertising and want to start with the very basics of ad platforms and targeting first. (You might need a foundational “ads 101” before jumping into AI-driven ads.)

• Are only working with very small/local budgets or markets where the ad platform options/tools differ (ensure localisation).

• Prefer courses in your local language (if this is primarily English) or need region-specific case studies/markets.

• Are looking for guaranteed results/outcome — these kinds of courses usually give tools + method, but execution still matters.

 

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