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Build practical marketing operations skills with Asana and learn how to run campaign work from intake through optimization. You will structure campaigns, manage content calendars and review workflows, track A/B tests, monitor campaign health, and plan schedules and workload using connected Asana work. As the program progresses, you'll use dashboards, metadata standards, governance practices, Forms, Automations, and Bundles to keep campaign operations consistent and scalable. You’ll also work with Asana AI and agentic capabilities, including AI Studio, AI Teammates, and Asana Dash, to draft and verify stakeholder updates, surface priorities, summarize review activity, and support automation decisions. Hands-on projects ask you to create campaign, content, reporting, governance, and intake-to-production workflow evidence you can share as examples of practical work. This beginner-level program is designed for marketing coordinators, campaign managers, and marketing operations specialists. No prior Asana experience is required, but basic familiarity with marketing campaign workflows is recommended. Some Asana features require paid or administrator-enabled access. If you don’t have direct access, supplied evidence and equivalent pathways are available to support your learning.
Syllabus
- Course 1: Campaign Planning and Management
- Course 2: Content Operations & Campaign Communication in Asana
- Course 3: Data Management, Reporting, and Governance
- Course 4: Workflow and Automation Management
- Course 5: Launching Your Marketing Operations Career
Courses
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Learn to set up and run a marketing campaign in Asana from intake through optimization. You’ll organize work into clear campaign phases, assign tasks and owners, set due dates and approvals, map dependencies, and use campaign health evidence to recognize delivery risk. You’ll also track A/B test variants and checkpoints, sequence deliverables toward a launch date, and review team capacity before committing work. Hands-on activities use Asana Projects, Sections, Dashboards, Custom Fields, Timeline view, and Workload. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to build and operate a structured campaign workspace and make evidence-based scheduling and health decisions. Designed for marketing coordinators and campaign managers, this course assumes no prior Asana experience. Some Timeline, Dashboard, dependency, approval, and Workload features require paid Asana plans. If you don’t have access to the required paid features, supplied evidence and equivalent pathways are available to support your learning.
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Learn to organize content calendars, align content requests with campaign strategy, and enforce brand consistency in Asana, and keep stakeholders informed as content moves through review, using Asana's project views, multi-homing, planning templates, and brand-review templates, alongside Asana's AI features (Smart Status, portfolio AI summaries, and AI comment summaries) and the AI-assisted status-reporting capabilities and Asana Dash. You'll configure how content gets organized, strategically aligned, and brand-approved, and how progress and decisions get communicated, so content moves from request to approved, reported asset without losing visibility across teams or stakeholders. This course is designed for marketing coordinators and content operations specialists who organize content production and coordinate campaign work across Asana projects and stakeholders.
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Learn to turn Asana work data into trustworthy campaign reporting. You’ll build dashboard views for workload, overdue work, completion trends, and field-based monitoring; use Asana Dash to surface priorities and cross-project signals; and verify those signals against current task evidence before drawing conclusions. You will also apply a defined metadata schema, audit missing or inconsistent task information, work with a pre-connected Slack notification pathway, and review rules, permissions, naming conventions, and documentation against governance standards. The course culminates in a reporting and governance package that combines dashboard evidence, metadata quality, governance findings, and a standard operating procedure (SOP) excerpt. By the end, you will be able to monitor campaign risk while keeping reporting inputs and operational controls consistent and defensible.
Taught by
Asana Academy