Justin Brooke – Disruptive Adsmith Workshop July 2025

WHAT WILL YOU GET!

What is the “Disruptive Adsmith Workshop”?

• It’s a training event (virtual workshop) offered under AdSkills, taught by Justin Brooke, focusing on using AI and advanced tools in advertising to increase efficiency, improve ad performance, and reduce costs.

• The workshop is positioned as “hands-on” (you follow along live, ask questions, build parts of campaigns in real time) rather than just theory.

• After the live session, participants receive recordings (3–5 days post event) so they can revisit the content.

• The promotional copy suggests you’ll learn methods to:

  • Use AI tools (Arcads, Poppy AI, etc.) to generate video ads, landing pages, copy, etc.

  • “Dig up” buying triggers and niche insights using autonomous AI agents like Manus.

  • Build a “Campaign Prediction Engine” to forecast which ads will perform well before launching them.

  • Save time (claimed “23 hours per campaign”) by automating parts of creative, research, landing page creation, etc.

• In the promotional page, there was a mention of a particular date: starting “July 22” for a 2025 session.

• The pricing model in the promo: early bird (before July 22) is $249, and afterward it raises to $499.

• The promotional material also gives a guarantee: if the workshop doesn’t save you at least $1,000/month, they would refund your money.

Strengths / What Appears Promising

• Hands-on, live format: you’re not just watching — you build during the workshop (which can improve retention and applicability).

• AI & tool-forward mindset: they lean heavily on using modern AI tools, not just generic marketing theory.

• Clear deliverables promised: campaign prediction, niche research, landing pages, etc.

• Money-back guarantee (if the claims hold true) reduces risk.

Risks, Red flags, and unknowns

• The promotional language is strong (e.g. “predict winners before you launch,” “create $2,000 landing pages for $2”) — these are bold claims and should be taken cautiously.

• I did not find many (if any) independent, credible student reviews or case studies verifying that people actually achieved the promised results.

• Some sites are offering “free downloads” or mirrored versions of this workshop (e.g. “Disruptive Adsmith Workshop — Free Download Course”) which may be pirated.

• Because it’s a “live workshop with recordings,” if the presenter over-promises but under-delivers, your main recourse might be the refund, assuming it’s honored.

• Sometimes workshops like these push upsells, additional tools, or membership requirements. The promotional page doesn’t fully reveal all terms.

• The “campaign prediction engine” is an appealing idea, but the accuracy, generalizability across niches, and real-world constraints (budget, creative, audience noise) may limit performance.