A 6-week, hands-on course where I personally train you to build with AI, not get replaced by it. Development, content, and social media automation — taught the way I actually run Clicknify.
Only 10 seats per batch · Next batch starts September 22 · Evenings 8–11 PM
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Why this course exists
Most know the frameworks. Almost none can open a laptop and build something a client would actually pay for.
That gap isn’t their fault. Business schools teach you to analyze marketing. Nobody taught them to make it — a working website, a content calendar that runs itself, copy that converts instead of reading like a press release.
The AI era made this worse before it made it better. Everyone has ChatGPT now, which means the MBA grad who can only prompt ChatGPT looks exactly like every other MBA grad who can only prompt ChatGPT. The ones who get hired can turn AI output into a finished, professional result — a site that works, copy nobody can tell was AI-assisted.
That’s the skill gap this course closes.
What this course actually is
Six weeks. Taught directly by me, not a pre-recorded video series. You build alongside me the same way I build for Clicknify’s actual clients, and you leave with projects you can put in a portfolio and show a hiring manager — not a certificate that says you “completed a module.”
No fluff, no theory-only sessions. Every week ends with something built.
Week by week
Week 1
What "AI slop" actually looks like and why it gets rejected in the real world. Setting up your dev environment, your AI toolchain, and the workflow I use daily. You’ll understand the difference between AI-assisted work and AI-generated work — and why only one of those gets you hired.
Week 2
Build a real static site and a real dynamic site, structured the way client-facing agencies actually structure them. Clean code, responsive design, no bloated AI-generated markup.
Week 3
Move into component-based, data-driven builds: a working dashboard, a small app, an e-commerce flow. By the end of this week you’ll have shipped something more technical than most fresh grads attempt in their first year on the job.
Week 4
Landing pages, ad copy, brand voice, blog content — all written with AI as a tool and edited until it doesn’t read like AI wrote it. This is the skill that separates copy that gets ignored from copy that gets read.
Week 5
The systems side: how to produce a month of content in a day, how to build automation pipelines instead of posting manually, how agencies actually run content at scale.
Week 6
Bring it together. Manage a live social presence end to end. Package everything you’ve built — sites, dashboards, content systems, copy — into a portfolio you can actually show in an interview.
What you walk away with
Who’s teaching you
I run Clicknify, a performance marketing and web design studio, and I co-founded Deftro, a compliance platform. Both out of Lucknow — not Bangalore, not Mumbai. I still personally close premium client deals, still sit in on discovery calls, still write the code and the copy myself when a project needs it.
I completed CS50x, Harvard’s intro CS course on edX — it’s free, anyone can take it. Everything past that I learned by building: agency work, ERP software for schools and gyms, client websites, ad campaigns, a 5-person team I trained from scratch.
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Common questions
No. The course starts from your current level and builds up. What matters is that you’re willing to build, not that you’ve coded before.
A portfolio. Every week produces something real — a site, a dashboard, a content system — and it goes into what you show employers.
Most AI courses teach you to use a tool. This one teaches you to ship a finished result with it — work that doesn’t look AI-made. That’s the part that gets you hired.
No. What you build here — working websites, dashboards, content systems, copywriting — applies to marketing roles, but also to any role where a company wants someone who can execute, not just strategize.
I am. Not a hired instructor reading a script — me, the same way I train my own team at Clicknify.
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Only 10 seats this batch, starting September 22. I read every application myself — no admissions team, no automated screening.