
Marketing Automation Training
Master every layer of marketing automation — from contact data and email campaigns to CRM integration and advanced AI-powered strategies. This training gives you the practical skills to build, optimize, and scale automation programs that generate real revenue. Whether you're new to automation or ready to level up, this course delivers the frameworks and hands-on knowledge you need to perform at a professional level.
What you will learn:
You'll learn how to structure contact databases, build segmentation strategies, and design automated workflows that respond to real-time contact behavior. The course covers email marketing automation, landing page optimization, and A/B testing so you can improve conversion rates with confidence. You'll connect marketing automation platforms to CRM systems and configure lead handoff processes that align marketing and sales. Advanced modules cover omnichannel orchestration, predictive scoring, and AI-assisted content creation. You'll also develop the reporting and stakeholder communication skills needed to prove ROI and secure ongoing investment in your automation programs.
How you study in practice Marketing Automation Training
How you practice Marketing Automation Training
For companies looking to train their teams
With Dedika for businesses, the course includes exercises and examples tailored to your own business and the way your company needs.
Course Content
8 Chapters • 37 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsFoundations of Marketing Automation
Foundations of Marketing Automation
Lesson 1 • Business Value and ROI Drivers
Examines why organizations invest in automation and how it generates measurable returns. Connects financial justification to strategic marketing goals.
Lesson 2 • Marketing Automation Ecosystem Overview
Maps the landscape of platforms, integrations, and adjacent technologies. Helps learners understand where automation sits within the broader martech stack.
Lesson 3 • Core Components of Automation Systems
Identifies the functional building blocks common to all automation platforms. Provides a mental model for evaluating any tool encountered later.
Lesson 4 • Defining Marketing Automation
Clarifies the scope, purpose, and boundaries of marketing automation versus manual marketing. Establishes shared vocabulary used throughout the course.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsContact Management and Data Strategy
Contact Management and Data Strategy
Lesson 1 • Segmentation Strategies
Explains how to divide contacts into meaningful groups based on behavior, demographics, and lifecycle stage. Segmentation is the prerequisite for personalized automation.
Lesson 2 • Data Quality and Compliance Practices
Addresses ongoing data maintenance, consent management, and privacy obligations. Clean, compliant data protects deliverability and organizational reputation.
Lesson 3 • Building and Importing Contact Lists
Covers methods for collecting and importing contacts into an automation platform. Establishes data hygiene practices from the start.
Lesson 4 • Contact Properties and Custom Fields
Teaches how to define and use standard and custom data fields to enrich contact records. Rich data enables precise targeting in later automation workflows.
Lesson 5 • Lead Scoring Fundamentals
Introduces scoring models that rank contacts by engagement and fit. Scoring bridges data strategy and sales-ready lead identification.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsEmail Marketing Automation Essentials
Email Marketing Automation Essentials
Lesson 1 • Email Design Principles for Automation
Covers responsive layout, visual hierarchy, and brand consistency in automated emails. Good design directly improves open and click rates.
Lesson 2 • Email Testing and Optimization
Introduces A/B testing methodology and performance analysis for email campaigns. Continuous testing transforms email from a one-time send into an improving asset.
Lesson 3 • Automated Email Campaign Types
Surveys the primary categories of automated email programs and their strategic purposes. Learners can select the right campaign type for each business goal.
Lesson 4 • Deliverability and Sender Reputation
Explains the technical and behavioral factors that determine inbox placement. Strong deliverability is foundational to every email automation program.
Lesson 5 • Personalization and Dynamic Content
Teaches how to insert contact-specific data and conditional content blocks into emails. Personalization increases relevance and conversion rates.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsLanding Pages and Conversion Assets
Landing Pages and Conversion Assets
Lesson 1 • Calls to Action and Offer Design
Teaches how to craft compelling CTAs and lead magnets that motivate contact action. Strong offers increase top-of-funnel volume for all downstream automation.
Lesson 2 • Landing Page Strategy and Structure
Defines the role of landing pages in the automation funnel and the principles of high-converting page design. Strategy precedes execution for every page built.
Lesson 3 • Form Design and Optimization
Covers form field selection, layout, and friction reduction to maximize submission rates. Forms are the primary data capture mechanism for automation.
Lesson 4 • A/B Testing Conversion Assets
Applies testing methodology to landing pages, forms, and CTAs to improve conversion rates. Connects testing skills from email chapter to conversion asset optimization.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsWorkflow and Automation Design
Workflow and Automation Design
Lesson 1 • Workflow Testing and Quality Assurance
Provides a systematic approach to testing workflows before going live. Thorough QA prevents costly errors and ensures contacts receive the correct experience.
Lesson 2 • Internal Notifications and Task Automation
Explains how to automate sales alerts, task creation, and team notifications within workflows. Internal automation accelerates handoffs and reduces manual follow-up.
Lesson 3 • Designing Lead Nurture Sequences
Covers how to map and build multi-touch nurture paths that move leads through the funnel. Nurture sequences are the most common automation use case in B2B and B2C.
Lesson 4 • Behavioral Trigger Automation
Teaches how to fire automations based on real-time contact actions such as page visits and clicks. Behavioral triggers create timely, contextually relevant experiences.
Lesson 5 • Workflow Architecture Fundamentals
Introduces triggers, actions, and conditions as the core building blocks of any workflow. Understanding this structure is required before building any automation.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsCRM Integration and Sales Alignment
CRM Integration and Sales Alignment
Lesson 1 • Lead Handoff and MQL Definition
Defines the criteria and process for passing marketing-qualified leads to sales. Clear handoff rules reduce friction and improve sales acceptance rates.
Lesson 2 • Sales Enablement Through Automation
Shows how automation delivers contact intelligence and content to sales reps at the right moment. Automation-powered enablement shortens sales cycles.
Lesson 3 • CRM and Automation Platform Sync
Explains how data flows between marketing automation and CRM systems. Proper sync configuration prevents data conflicts and ensures a single source of truth.
Lesson 4 • Closed-Loop Reporting Between Teams
Covers how to track leads from first touch through closed revenue using integrated data. Closed-loop reporting proves marketing's contribution to pipeline.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsAnalytics, Reporting, and Optimization
Analytics, Reporting, and Optimization
Lesson 1 • Funnel and Conversion Analysis
Covers how to analyze drop-off points and conversion rates across the full automation funnel. Funnel analysis identifies the highest-impact optimization opportunities.
Lesson 2 • Key Metrics and KPI Frameworks
Establishes the essential metrics for evaluating automation programs across email, workflows, and conversion. A clear KPI framework focuses optimization efforts.
Lesson 3 • Attribution and Campaign ROI
Explains multi-touch attribution models and how to calculate the ROI of automation campaigns. Attribution connects marketing spend to revenue outcomes.
Lesson 4 • Continuous Optimization Frameworks
Introduces structured processes for ongoing testing, learning, and improvement of automation programs. Systematic optimization compounds performance gains over time.
Lesson 5 • Building Automation Dashboards
Teaches how to design and configure dashboards that surface the most important performance data. Dashboards enable fast, informed decisions without manual reporting.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsAdvanced Automation Strategy and Scaling
Advanced Automation Strategy and Scaling
Lesson 1 • Scaling and Maturity Roadmapping
Provides a framework for assessing current automation maturity and planning a growth roadmap. Roadmapping aligns automation investment with long-term business strategy.
Lesson 2 • Automation Governance and Documentation
Establishes naming conventions, change management, and audit processes for large automation libraries. Governance prevents technical debt and enables team scalability.
Lesson 3 • Omnichannel Automation Orchestration
Extends automation beyond email to coordinate SMS, ads, social, and web personalization. Omnichannel orchestration delivers consistent experiences across every touchpoint.
Lesson 4 • Advanced Segmentation and Personalization
Covers predictive segmentation, behavioral scoring, and AI-assisted personalization at scale. Advanced personalization drives measurable lifts in engagement and revenue.
Lesson 5 • Team Structure and Enablement
Addresses how to organize, train, and enable teams to execute automation programs effectively. The right team structure multiplies the impact of automation investment.
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This course is for you:
Marketing coordinator: ready to grow beyond manual campaign execution tasks.
Digital marketing generalist: looking to specialize in a high-demand technical discipline.
Small business owner: wanting to automate customer outreach without hiring a full team.
Sales operations professional: seeking to strengthen alignment between CRM and marketing workflows.
Career changer: transitioning into marketing technology from an adjacent business role.
Marketing manager: responsible for pipeline results but lacking a scalable automation system.
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