The speaker (Scott Empringham) describes designing an "ultimate AI bootcamp": a step-by-step, practical program teaching how to build personas with ChatGPT, set budgets, define goals and KPIs, and implement a full marketing stack (SEO, blogs, emails, ads, calendars). The offer is positioned as a 12-week course condensed into 10 days with two bonuses and a $2,500 price, argued as cost-effective compared with ongoing spend on ads, social media managers, and content production (claiming the bootcamp can replace ~$60,000 of work).
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12 week course
10 days
Two bonuses
$2,500
$60,000 worth of work
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A buddy of mine sat down one day and we said, if I was going to create the ultimate AI boot camp, what would it be? And we put down step by step by step, exactly what I would do. How I'd create an ideal Persona with ChatGPT, AI and tools, how I'd create a budget, how I'd create my goals, KPIs that I was going to track on my website, my conversions, how I was going to put together my marketing plan, my marketing calendar, how I was going to do my SEO, my blogs, my emails, my ads, everything. We put together this 12 week course, we get paid a thousand, two thousand bucks an hour to do these, to do these workshops around the country. We put 10 days and then we threw in two bonuses. We're charging $2,500 for this bootcamp. People will say that a boot camp is too expensive. Compared to what? Think about it. Compared to what? It's too expensive. How much are you spending right now on ads? How much are you spending right now on a social media manager? How much are you spending now on the time and energy to produce the content, edit the videos, edit the create the ads? If you could take that and you can eliminate all those costs, what if you could spend $2,500 to eliminate $60,000 worth of work and make it better over and over and over again, would you do it? The answer is yes. It's not too expensive. The alternative is far more expensive. Keep doing what you're doing.