Learn Marketing Automation with the Power of AI

Sawan Kumar connects automation foundations with GoHighLevel orientation, email and SMS examples, content workflows and AI workspaces. Industry examples lead into a capstone with forms, tags, triggers and follow-up logic. It suits learners who want to see how the parts of a small marketing system fit together and test that system before any real audience is contacted.

What you will learn

• Explore platform selection and automation architecture.
• Build introductory email, SMS and content workflows.
• Connect forms, tags and triggers in a capstone.

Who this suits

Beginners; marketing and programming experience are not required. The current page lists six hours of video. GoHighLevel, messaging and AI features may require separate paid access or usage charges.

Before you enroll

An automation should have a clear trigger, useful purpose and a way to stop or recover when it behaves unexpectedly. Test with fictional contacts and obtain appropriate consent before sending real campaigns. Platform subscriptions, AI services and messaging usage may cost extra. Check current interfaces and plan restrictions; automating a campaign does not guarantee sales or remove the need to review its content and results.

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Put it into practice

Create a fictional lead-capture workflow with a form and two follow-ups. Test its tags, stop conditions and handling of missing information, then record a review step for AI-generated copy.

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