One day. The opener.

One day in. A marketing prompt toolkit you'll use every week.

An eight-hour, hands-on course for marketing and content professionals who want AI to produce campaign-ready output, not generic noise. Leave with a toolkit, not a tutorial.

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8h
One day
6 prompt
Categories covered
Marketing
Toolkit, yours to keep
The shift

Everyone is prompting AI. Most are not getting their money's worth.

Your team has the tools. ChatGPT licences. Gemini access. Pixlr and Designs.ai. What is missing is the discipline. Generic prompts produce generic output, and generic output gets quietly rewritten by someone on the team — usually you — to make it actually usable.

The skill is not the tool. It is how you direct the tool. Audience, tone, brand context, format and refinement — the components that turn AI from a noisy intern into a useful one. That is what one day in this room installs.

The marketers winning with AI right now are not using better tools. They are using the same tools, with better prompts.

What you walk out with

The Marketing Prompt Toolkit.

Six categories of reusable, tested prompts. Built for your business, your voice, your campaigns. Use them on Monday. Use them every Monday after.

01 · Campaign & copy

Headlines, hooks, body copy, CTAs

Structured prompts that take a campaign brief and turn it into clear, on-brand copy — headlines, hooks, body, calls to action — without the bland filler AI usually produces.

Use case: turning a one-line product update into a complete email campaign in fifteen minutes.
02 · Social media posts

Platform-aware, voice-consistent

Prompts that produce LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and X-ready posts in your brand voice. Same idea, four platform-tuned cuts, no generic carousel filler.

Use case: turning one company milestone into a week of social content.
03 · Visual concepts

Brief generators for your designer or AI image tools

Visual prompts that translate a campaign idea into clear creative briefs — for either your designer or for Pixlr/Designs.ai's image generation. No more "we'll know it when we see it."

Use case: turning vague feedback into a precise creative direction.
04 · Short-form video ideas

Concept-to-script pipeline

Prompts that take a topic and produce ready-to-shoot short-form video concepts — hook, beats, payoff — for Reels, TikTok, Shorts and LinkedIn. Companion to the AI Video Creation course.

Use case: turning one product feature into five video hooks before lunch.
05 · Presentation content

Slide structure, speaker notes, talking points

Prompts that turn a business brief into structured presentation content — narrative arc, slide breakdown, speaker notes — ready to design. Companion to Build Better Presentations.

Use case: turning a quarterly review document into a board-ready ten-slide deck.
06 · Refinement & iteration

The "make it better" workflow

The follow-up prompts that turn first-draft AI output into campaign-ready final output. The discipline most teams skip — and the reason most AI work feels off-brand.

Use case: taking any AI draft from 60% there to actually publishable.
The toolkit is the asset, not the course. The one-day workshop teaches you to build, customise and refine these six prompt categories for your specific business. After Monday, the toolkit is yours — refined, brand-tuned, ready to use again and again.
What you came here with

The frustration that brings most marketers to this room.

You're already using AI. It's just not working as well as it should.

If you produce content

Marketers, social media managers, content creators, copywriters, communicators

You prompt AI all day and the output is generic.You can spot it in three sentences. Your audience can too. Engagement reflects it.
Other people's AI work looks tailored. Yours looks templated.You suspect they know something. They do — it is mostly about prompting, not tooling.
You rewrite every AI output by hand.The time saved on the draft is the time spent fixing it. The net is zero.
Brand voice is breaking down.Every AI draft is slightly off, and the cumulative effect is a brand that sounds less like itself.

If you lead the team

Marketing managers, agency leads, founders, comms heads

Your team uses AI inconsistently.Quality varies wildly post-to-post. Brand consistency suffers.
You are paying for AI licences the team can't get value from.The tools sit underused or used badly. The spend is hard to justify.
Campaign throughput should be faster.The tool is not the bottleneck. The prompting discipline is.
You want a shared playbook.One way the team prompts, one shared toolkit, one brand voice in every output.
How we walk you through it

Three acts. In this order, every time.

Content, Objective, Pricing. The rhythm The Enablers use in every conversation.

01
Act one

Content

The what — eight hours, one day, six prompt categories

Eight hours over one day, hands-on, with your real marketing tasks as the case material. Devices supplemented, bring your own laptop if you prefer.

  • Morning. Prompt anatomy — audience, tone, brand context, format, output requirements. Building campaign and copy prompts for your actual business.
  • Afternoon. Visual concepts, video ideas, presentation content, and the refinement workflow that turns first-draft AI into final output.

Works with: any LLM (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude) plus Designs.ai and Pixlr for visual prompts.

Lead with the toolkit. The course is one day; the toolkit is forever. That is the actual sale. "Eight hours to build six prompt categories you will use every week."

02
Act two

Objective

The why — what learners actually leave with

Every learner finishes with three things:

  • A Marketing Prompt Toolkit. Six prompt categories, built and customised for their business, tested in class, ready to use Monday.
  • A prompt-writing method. The five-component framework — audience, tone, brand context, format, output — that turns any new prompt into a useful one.
  • A refinement habit. The follow-up prompts that take any AI output from 60% there to actually publishable.

Make it concrete. "Six prompt categories you will use every week." Not abstract competency. Pause and let them picture the toolkit.

03
Act three

Pricing

The how — the smallest possible commitment

Course fees are tailored per cohort. Individuals, small teams and private corporate runs each have their own arrangement.

SkillsFuture Credit applies for most Singaporeans aged 25 and above. Corporate cohorts may qualify for SSG support depending on company status.

This is the entry-level course in the Pixlr Academy catalogue — the smallest commitment, the fastest payback. Many teams use it as the trial before committing to deeper training.

Frame it as the smallest commitment. "One day. Try it. If it sticks, the deeper courses follow easily." The low-stakes opener for a hesitant buyer.

Straight talk

Who this is for, and who it is not for.

Better to find out now than on the day.

This is for you if

You produce marketing content regularly and you're already using AI to do it.
Your AI output is generic and you know it could be better.
You want a reusable toolkit, not a one-off demonstration.
You want one day, not a multi-day commitment, to see if structured prompting changes things.
You're willing to bring real campaigns to class as the case material.

This is not for you if

You want a four-hour ChatGPT overview. This is hands-on toolkit building.
You want deep AI engineering or fine-tuning training. We are applied marketing prompting, not under-the-hood.
You don't produce marketing content regularly. The toolkit needs weekly use to embed.
You expect AI to fix your marketing strategy. This is tactical leverage, not strategic substitution.
A learner in her own words

"I was already using ChatGPT every day before the course. The team's output was inconsistent — half on-brand, half generic. After one day in the room, the Marketing Prompt Toolkit became the team's shared playbook. Output tripled within the month, and my CMO commented that the brand consistency was back. One day, lasting change."

— Sarah, Marketing Lead, regional retail brand Composite, illustrative — to be replaced with named case study post-launch

Designed for working marketers Toolkit you keep forever Industry-experienced facilitators SkillsFuture Credit applicable Pixlr & Designs.ai — Inmagine Group
If they push back

The six things they're about to say — and the answers.

These come up in every conversation. Have them rehearsed.

They say"I already use ChatGPT every day. What more is there to learn?"
You sayMost daily ChatGPT use is one-prompt-at-a-time. The course teaches structured prompting — five-component prompts, brand context, iterative refinement. You're already at the tool. The course makes the tool actually useful.
They say"Won't this be outdated when the AI changes?"
You sayTools change. The five-component prompt framework — audience, tone, brand, format, output — does not. The course teaches the structure that transfers across every LLM and every tool refresh.
They say"We don't have a budget for fancy marketing training."
You sayIt's the smallest course in the catalogue. SkillsFuture Credit covers most of it for Singaporean learners. And the toolkit pays back in week one — most teams claw back hours of editing time before payday.
They say"I can find prompt libraries online for free."
You sayYou can. They are generic and not your brand. The course teaches you to build a toolkit tuned to your business, voice and campaigns. A library is a list. A toolkit is something you actually use.
They say"My team is non-technical. Will they get this?"
You sayIt's designed for non-technical marketers. No coding, no engineering. If they can write a brief, they can write a structured prompt — and the course is built around exactly that translation.
They say"One day seems too short to make a difference."
You sayFor frameworks and toolkits, one day is the right length. For habit change, the toolkit does the work afterwards. Most learners report material improvement in their AI output within the first week.
The questions nobody asks until they ask

What buyers are really thinking, answered.

Click any to open.

Will the toolkit work for my specific industry?+
Yes — that's the whole point. The six prompt categories are templates; you customise each one for your business in class. Learners from B2B SaaS, retail, professional services, and creative agencies all build toolkits tuned to their own context.
What AI tools does this work with?+
Any LLM — ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude — plus Designs.ai and Pixlr for visual and video work. The course is tool-agnostic; the prompt structures transfer across all of them.
Can our brand voice be built into the prompts?+
Yes, and that's a central part of the day. Each toolkit prompt is calibrated to your brand voice using a short brand-context block. For private cohorts, brand guidelines are reviewed pre-cohort so day one starts on-brand.
What's the difference between this and the AI Video Creation or Build Better Presentations courses?+
This is the foundation. Video Creation and Build Better Presentations both build on the prompt-writing discipline taught here. Many teams take this one first, then progress to the deeper specialist courses based on which mediums matter most.
Do we need to bring real campaigns?+
Yes, and we strongly recommend it. The strongest learning happens when the toolkit is built around something real — an upcoming launch, a recurring email series, a content calendar gap. You leave with the prompts already targeting your actual work.
Can teams attend together?+
Yes — and they should. The toolkit becomes a shared team playbook. Teams of three to twelve work especially well, with everyone using the same prompts to produce consistent output afterwards.
The operational questions

Everything an organiser asks before confirming.

The detail that turns interest into a confirmed cohort.

Duration
8 hours, one day. Day or evening cohorts.
Format
In-person preferred for the hands-on toolkit-build. Hybrid and online available for corporate cohorts.
Cohort size
10 to 16 learners. Larger team cohorts available.
Case material
Bring your real marketing tasks — upcoming campaigns, recurring content, brand context.
Tools used
Tool-agnostic. Works with ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude plus Designs.ai and Pixlr.
Private cohorts
Yes. Brand context reviewed pre-cohort so day one starts on-brand.
Subsidy admin
SkillsFuture Credit and SSG eligibility checks handled by The Enablers.
Next intake
Upcoming intakes — speak to The Enablers
Trainer
Assigned at cohort confirmation — bios provided
Live Intake dates and trainer assignment are pulled from the Pixlr Academy operations base. The Enablers update them centrally; this page reflects the latest.
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