Everything the $2,000 courses gatekeep — the systems, handed to you.

A 15-year marketing veteran who ran $1B+ in ad spend for Red Bull, the NHL, Maserati and MusclePharm before AI changed how that work gets done. Forbes 30 Under 30, Forbes Mastermind TV. Today he runs a real AI automation agency — the same systems in this playbook are what his agency bills clients for. He’s not a course creator who found a niche; he’s an operator who wrote down what he already does daily.

You can Google any single piece of this — a prompt, a tool name, a tutorial. What you can’t Google is the sequence: which of 200+ AI tools actually matters, in what order, with what exact prompts, wired to what exact outcome. That’s months of trial and error compressed into a few hundred pages. You’re not paying for information that doesn’t exist elsewhere — you’re paying to skip the months it took Marc to find and test it.

No. Everything is copy-paste-adjust: pre-written prompts, point-and-click tools, checklists that say exactly what to type and where. No coding, no dev environment, no setup beyond signing up for a couple of tools. Several readers on this page don’t write code at all — the guides are built for operators, not engineers.

About $63/month, itemized line by line inside — two AI models plus a handful of inexpensive tools, several on free tiers. That $63/month replaces what used to require a media buyer, a developer, a VA and a content editor — easily a $10,000+/month team. Every tool in the stack has 2–3 swaps listed if you want to substitute something you already use.

Three designed PDFs, delivered instantly after checkout — links on the confirmation page and in your email. Marc actively updates the guides as tools and models change, and you’ll get an email notification with the new edition whenever that happens, free, for as long as you own it.

YouTube gives you fragments — one tool, one trick, one video, disconnected from everything else. This is one operating system: the full $63 stack, all 10 money plays priced and scoped, the 100 secret codes, and the exact order to run them in. The value isn’t any single tip — it’s the sequence, tested and written down so you don’t have to piece it together from 40 different creators.

Skim the main guide in one evening; most readers run their first play within the week. The week-by-week operator plan paces everything else so you’re never staring at a blank page wondering what to do next — open the guide, run today’s step, move on.

No. $19.99 once, everything included, lifetime updates free. The only recurring costs are the tools you choose to run (~$63/month, paid directly to the tool companies, not to Marc) — and you control which ones you actually turn on.

Then it’s free. One email within 30 days, every penny back, no forms, no phone call, no “are you sure?” screens — and you keep all four bonuses either way. That’s the whole policy.