
Marketing Technology Course
Master the tools, data, and strategies that power modern marketing operations. This course covers the full martech ecosystem — from CRM and CDPs to paid media technology and AI-driven personalisation. You'll gain the technical and strategic skills to build, manage, and optimise a high-performing martech stack that drives real business results.
What you will learn:
You'll develop a thorough understanding of the martech landscape, including how to govern technology investments, manage customer data, and activate audiences across every channel. The course covers CRM architecture, marketing automation, customer data platforms, analytics, attribution modelling, and personalisation strategy. You'll also explore programmatic advertising, AI applications in marketing, and agile project management for martech implementations. Each chapter connects technology decisions to measurable business outcomes. By the end, you'll have the knowledge to lead martech strategy, evaluate vendors, and build cross-functional alignment within your organisation.
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Course content
8 Chapters • 39 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsFoundations of Marketing Technology
Foundations of Marketing Technology
Lesson 1 • Business Value of Martech
Examines how martech drives revenue, efficiency, and customer experience. Connects technology investment to measurable business outcomes.
Lesson 2 • Key Stakeholders and Martech Roles
Identifies the people who own, operate, and benefit from martech systems. Clarifies cross-functional responsibilities critical to successful adoption.
Lesson 3 • Defining the Martech Ecosystem
Covers the definition, scope, and evolution of martech from early CRM to today's 10,000-tool landscape. Establishes shared vocabulary for the entire course.
Lesson 4 • Martech Governance and Strategy
Introduces governance frameworks that prevent tool sprawl and ensure accountability. Provides a strategic lens for evaluating and prioritising investments.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsCustomer Data Fundamentals
Customer Data Fundamentals
Lesson 1 • Data Collection Methods and Tools
Surveys web tracking, form capture, CRM ingestion, and event-based collection. Connects collection methods to downstream analytics and activation use cases.
Lesson 2 • Identity Resolution and Unified Profiles
Explains deterministic and probabilistic identity matching to create unified customer profiles. Enables accurate personalisation and attribution across channels.
Lesson 3 • Types of Customer Data
Distinguishes first-, second-, and third-party data and their respective use cases. Grounds subsequent data strategy decisions in clear data-type definitions.
Lesson 4 • Data Privacy and Consent Management
Covers consent frameworks, data subject rights, and privacy-by-design principles. Ensures students build compliant data practices from the ground up.
Lesson 5 • Data Quality and Hygiene
Defines data quality dimensions—accuracy, completeness, consistency, and timeliness. Teaches practical hygiene routines that protect campaign and analytics reliability.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsCRM and Marketing Automation Platforms
CRM and Marketing Automation Platforms
Lesson 1 • CRM Architecture and Data Models
Explains CRM object models, relationships, and field structures that underpin marketing operations. Builds the technical literacy needed to configure and extend CRM systems.
Lesson 2 • Audience Segmentation in CRM
Teaches static and dynamic list building using behavioural, demographic, and firmographic criteria. Directly enables targeted campaign execution covered in later sections.
Lesson 3 • Lead Scoring and Lifecycle Management
Introduces behavioural and demographic scoring models that prioritise leads for sales. Connects marketing automation output to revenue pipeline management.
Lesson 4 • Marketing Automation Workflow Design
Covers trigger-based and time-based automation logic for nurture, onboarding, and re-engagement. Translates campaign strategy into executable automation blueprints.
Lesson 5 • Email Marketing Execution and Deliverability
Covers email build, personalisation tokens, send-time optimisation, and inbox deliverability. Ensures campaigns reach audiences and drive measurable engagement.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsCustomer Data Platforms and Activation
Customer Data Platforms and Activation
Lesson 1 • Data Ingestion and Schema Design
Teaches event schema design, source connectors, and data transformation for CDP ingestion. Proper schema design prevents downstream activation failures.
Lesson 2 • CDP Architecture and Use Cases
Defines CDP components—ingestion layer, identity graph, profile store, and activation layer. Differentiates CDPs from CRMs, DMPs, and data warehouses.
Lesson 3 • Audience Building and Segmentation in CDPs
Covers real-time segment rules, predictive audiences, and lookalike modelling within CDPs. Enables precise targeting that improves campaign ROI.
Lesson 4 • CDP Measurement and Iteration
Introduces CDP-native analytics, audience performance reporting, and continuous optimisation loops. Closes the activation cycle with data-driven refinement.
Lesson 5 • Omnichannel Audience Activation
Explains how CDP audiences are pushed to paid media, email, SMS, and on-site channels. Connects unified data to coordinated cross-channel customer experiences.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsAnalytics, Attribution, and Reporting
Analytics, Attribution, and Reporting
Lesson 1 • Marketing Analytics Fundamentals
Establishes core metrics—reach, engagement, conversion, and retention—and their calculation methods. Creates a shared measurement language for all subsequent reporting work.
Lesson 2 • Web and Digital Analytics Setup
Covers tag management, event tracking, goal configuration, and funnel visualisation for web analytics. Ensures accurate data collection that feeds attribution and reporting.
Lesson 3 • Dashboard Design and Data Visualisation
Teaches dashboard layout principles, chart selection, and audience-specific reporting design. Transforms raw data into actionable insights for stakeholders at every level.
Lesson 4 • Experimentation and A/B Testing
Introduces hypothesis formation, test design, statistical significance, and result interpretation. Embeds a culture of evidence-based optimisation into marketing practice.
Lesson 5 • Attribution Modelling
Compares last-touch, first-touch, linear, time-decay, and data-driven attribution models. Equips students to select and defend the right model for each business context.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsPersonalisation and Customer Experience
Personalisation and Customer Experience
Lesson 1 • Omnichannel Journey Orchestration
Designs connected customer journeys that adapt in real time across email, web, mobile, and ads. Ensures consistent, context-aware experiences regardless of channel.
Lesson 2 • Email and Messaging Personalisation
Teaches token-based, segment-based, and predictive personalisation for email and SMS channels. Improves open rates, click-through rates, and downstream revenue.
Lesson 3 • Recommendation Engines and Next-Best Action
Explains collaborative filtering, content-based filtering, and next-best-action models. Enables automated, data-driven content and product recommendations at scale.
Lesson 4 • Website and Landing Page Personalisation
Covers dynamic content blocks, geo-targeting, and returning-visitor recognition for on-site personalisation. Directly increases conversion rates by matching content to visitor context.
Lesson 5 • Personalisation Strategy and Frameworks
Defines personalisation maturity levels from rule-based to AI-driven and maps them to business readiness. Provides a strategic framework before any tactical execution.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsPaid Media Technology and AdTech
Paid Media Technology and AdTech
Lesson 1 • Paid Media Measurement and Brand Safety
Covers view-through and click-through attribution, fraud detection, and brand safety controls. Ensures paid investment is measured accurately and placed in safe environments.
Lesson 2 • Ad Creative Technology and Dynamic Ads
Introduces dynamic creative optimisation, feed-based ads, and creative testing frameworks. Scales relevant ad experiences without proportional increases in production cost.
Lesson 3 • Audience Targeting in Paid Media
Covers contextual, behavioural, lookalike, and retargeting strategies within paid platforms. Connects CDP and CRM audiences to paid media activation for higher relevance.
Lesson 4 • Programmatic Advertising Fundamentals
Explains the programmatic supply chain—DSPs, SSPs, ad exchanges, and DMPs. Provides the structural knowledge needed to operate and optimise paid media technology.
Lesson 5 • Bid Management and Budget Optimisation
Teaches manual, rule-based, and algorithmic bidding strategies across search and display. Maximises return on ad spend through systematic budget allocation.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsMartech Stack Integration and Operations
Martech Stack Integration and Operations
Lesson 1 • Change Management and Team Enablement
Addresses adoption barriers, training design, and internal communication for new tool rollouts. Ensures technology investments deliver value through effective human adoption.
Lesson 2 • Integration Architecture and Data Flows
Maps common martech integration patterns—native connectors, iPaaS, APIs, and webhooks. Enables students to design reliable data flows between stack components.
Lesson 3 • Vendor Evaluation and Selection
Teaches RFP design, scoring rubrics, proof-of-concept planning, and contract negotiation basics. Reduces risk in high-stakes technology procurement decisions.
Lesson 4 • Martech Stack Audit and Rationalisation
Provides a structured methodology for auditing tool usage, overlap, and total cost of ownership. Drives informed decisions about consolidation, replacement, or expansion.
Lesson 5 • Martech Operations and Centre of Excellence
Defines the structure, charter, and KPIs of a martech centre of excellence. Institutionalises best practices and continuous improvement across the marketing organisation.
Your valid completion certificate
This course is for you:
Marketing manager: ready to move beyond campaigns into owning the technology stack.
Marketing ops specialist: seeking a structured framework to formalise existing hands-on experience.
Digital strategist: wanting to connect channel execution to broader data infrastructure decisions.
Career changer from IT or analytics: looking to apply technical skills inside marketing organisations.
Agency account lead: needing deeper platform knowledge to advise clients more credibly.
Startup growth hire: responsible for building a scalable martech foundation from the ground up.
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