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Quick Answer
The 121-day mentorship runs in four phases: marketing thinking, content creation, live advertising and analytics, then career and client readiness. Everything is included in one fee, taught offline in City Light, Surat, in batches of five to ten students.
Phase 1: marketing thinking, not tool names
Before any tool, students learn why people buy: customer psychology, offers, positioning, funnels, brand clarity and how a business actually makes money. Without this, every later module becomes button-pressing.
Phase 2: content creation from scratch
Hooks, scripting, mobile shooting, lighting, Canva design, Filmora editing, short-form structure, publishing strategy and AI creative workflows. This is the same ground the standalone 25-day course covers, included here in full.
Phase 3: live ads, SEO and measurement
This is the performance marketing course in Surat that students usually cannot find: Meta Ads and Google Ads campaign structure, targeting, creative testing, budgets, retargeting and scaling decisions, alongside on-page SEO, local SEO, Google Business Profile ranking, GA4, Google Tag Manager and Conversion API awareness.
Phase 4: turning skill into income
Portfolio building, certificates, resume and interview preparation, client communication, proposal writing, public speaking, agency SOPs, freelancing on LinkedIn, Upwork and Fiverr, and first-client outreach practice. The phase ends with a final exam.
AI is woven through, not bolted on
ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini are used across all three phases for research, ad copy, SEO briefs, scripts, image and video ideas, reporting summaries and website drafting. AI is treated as a working tool students control, not a novelty demo.
What the student has to bring
Offline attendance is compulsory, homework is checked, and batches stay at five to ten so every assignment gets individual correction. Students who are not ready for that should consider the 90-day essentials plan or the 25-day content course instead.