Certification
Certification: AI-Powered Ad Stash & Creative Research
Earn this certification by proving you can research viral TikTok content and build an AI-assisted ad stash of hooks, formats, and mechanics.

The exam
Take the certification exam
Multiple-choice questions about the course. Pass with 70% or more and your certificate is issued at once, with a public page and an "Add to LinkedIn" button.
What the exam covers
2 questions from each of the 15 chapters of the course
20 multiple-choice questions, drawn fresh for every attempt. Pass with 70% or more.
- 01Welcome and week two intro1:18
- 02What the AI Training Club is: craft plus system thinking2:30
- 03How the sessions and coaching calls work3:47
- 04Why ugly ads work2:34
- 05Doom scrolling your customer's feed and keyword research2:30
- 06Alysha's Runneth workflow with Apify and Slack2:31
- 07Narrated space tour and narrating through the end user2:30
- 08Ugly ads for luxury and high-ticket2:31
- 09Installing the package and adding Runneth to Slack3:46
- 10The homework and $1,500 cash prizes2:31
- 11TikTok as a search engine and micro creators vs follower count3:46
- 12Reaching 60-plus audiences3:47
- 13B2B is person to person and why Slack over the app3:45
- 14Runneth vs Claude for watching ads2:33
- 15Sending videos, Motion extension, and the Inspo library3:35
What it certifies
This certification confirms you can systematically mine viral TikTok content and turn it into a reusable ad stash of hooks, formats, scripts, and mechanics using AI and capture workflows.
Skills you prove
- Organic-style ad analysis
- TikTok feed and keyword research
- Runneth and Slack capture workflows
- Hook and format deconstruction
- Ad stash library building
- AI-assisted creative adaptation
Who it is for
Creative strategists, media buyers, and founders who want to build a repeatable system for finding and adapting winning paid social creative.
How the exam works
The certification exam is multiple choice and includes three questions per lesson for a total of 45 questions. You need a score of 80% or higher to pass.