AI Product Marketing: ChatGPT, Midjourney, Nano Banana, VEO3

Plan, review, and present an AI-assisted product campaign

Explore a recorded creative workflow using ChatGPT, Midjourney, Nano Banana, Canva, and VEO3 examples. Follow the progression from a product brief and image concept to design layout, video planning, evaluation, and launch decisions. Apply the principles to a fictional or authorized product while keeping the audience and message clear.

Important recorded-tool update

The course also contains historical Sora demonstrations. OpenAI discontinued Sora’s web and app experiences on April 26, 2026 and its API on September 24, 2026. Those interfaces are no longer a current Sora workflow. The new quizzes, role-plays, PDFs, and final project can be completed through written briefs and storyboards without Sora access. Other tools, plans, and interfaces may differ from the recordings; check current official information before any purchase or actual use.

Build the campaign around the product

• Define the intended audience, one objective, supported product facts, and a desired response.

• Describe lighting, materials, composition, mood, and constraints in a creative request.

• Review generated images for product accuracy and unintended changes.

• Plan a readable product-ad layout and a coherent short-video sequence.

• Compare concepts using clear criteria rather than assuming the most dramatic output wins.

• Identify checks, approvals, and evidence needed before launch or scaling.

Practice the decisions behind the workflow

Six section quizzes provide 30 questions with brief explanations for every choice. Four conversation role-plays with American-accent characters let you discuss a vague brief, an inaccurate creative, a comparison decision, and launch readiness. Existing section assignments support application, and a new final project in Section 6 brings the process together.

For that project, create a fictional product brief, a visual concept or three-shot storyboard, a creative request, review notes, and a bounded test and launch plan. Worked examples show how to make the reasoning explicit. A written plan is sufficient; no paid generation, public campaign, or ad spending is required.

Four downloadable planning resources

• Product campaign brief for audience, message, and supported claims.

• Image-concept review for references, visual direction, and corrections.

• Product-video storyboard for sequence and consistency.

• Complete workbook with trial evidence and launch decision criteria.

Use realistic measures of progress

Generated assets do not guarantee clicks, sales, viral reach, lower costs, or market share. Learn to distinguish attractive output from a campaign that is accurate, appropriate, and ready for review. Interpret limited trial feedback within its actual scope before proposing a larger next step.

Who this course is for

Marketers, entrepreneurs, freelancers, creators, and small teams interested in recorded AI-assisted product-ad examples and a practical planning process. No coding is needed. Use fictional or permitted non-confidential inputs and your own or authorized assets. Bring a product idea and a willingness to review, revise, and explain your creative decisions.