Learners and the class

Hear them first,
then decide.

Three owners in their own words, plus the sections we actually work through in class. No script, no voice-over.

What learners say

Three owners, three businesses, the same problem

No script, no voice-over. Each one talks about where they were stuck and what they do now.

Runs a franchise Learner A

“It cut a lot of our workloads”

Running a franchise concept means the most marketing volume. She says the ready-made templates plus a few prompts do the job — like having hands that don’t clock off.

Builds landing pages often Learner B

“Writing the copy was really a hassle”

Every landing page and every piece of copy used to start from nothing. Now it is a formula to plug into — what is left is adjusting, not starting over.

Traditional business, moving over Learner C

“I thought AI would replace me”

She came up through a traditional business and expected to be replaced. After the class she writes her own copy, makes her own video, and lets automation take the repetitive part.

Filmed with the learners themselves and published with their permission. The interviews are in Chinese. These are personal experiences, not a guarantee of results.

In the room

In five years, over 1,500 SMEs have sat in these seats

The hands-on class runs once a month in Petaling Jaya. The three interviews above were filmed at these sessions.

QAI Marketing includes 1 ticket, QAI Agent Platform includes 2. Once they are used, message our sales team on WhatsApp for extra seats.

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Group photos from QAI AI marketing classes: over 1,500 SMEs trained
Course content

Sections we work through in the class and the live session

Two parts: traffic first, then conversion.

Traffic: turning strangers into people who ask

Come to a live session to see it run.

Eight hooks for the first three seconds

English, Chinese and Malay side by side — copy and adapt.

Mine the business, not your head

FAQs, quotations and customers’ own words are your content library.

One piece in three languages — see which one moves

Language choice in the Malaysian market shouldn’t be a guess.

Conversion: turning leads into customers

Reply speed, follow-up rhythm, and when to hand back to a person.

How many follow-ups before it’s pestering

Three touches · seven days · two channels.

Four hard rules for handing over to a human

Price disputes · angry customer · legal or medical · can’t answer precisely.

How to review every message for the first two weeks

Build your own approval checklist before you let go.

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