Ask the Marketing Meetup
Ask a marketing question, get an answer grounded in real talks from The Marketing Meetup’s back catalogue, with links so you can go deeper. Free, no sign-up.
What is this?
This isn’t a general AI chatbot having a guess. It only draws on The Marketing Meetup’s own back catalogue: 312 talks and counting, given by real speakers at real sessions since 2020, from Mark Ritson to Rory Sutherland to marketers you’ve never heard of who said something worth keeping.
Ask it a marketing question and it searches that catalogue for the passages that actually answer it, then writes you an answer in plain English with links to the talks it drew from. If nobody’s covered your question yet, it says so, rather than making something up.
How it works
- Tell it which of six descriptions sounds most like you, so the answer fits your situation rather than a generic one.
- Ask your question in plain English, the way you’d ask a colleague.
- Get an answer with links to the source talks, so you can watch the full thing if it’s useful.
Where the answers come from
Every answer is traceable back to an actual talk given at The Marketing Meetup — over 16,000 passages from 312 sessions, covering strategy, brand, content, careers, and the rest of what marketers actually deal with. Talks are dated, so recent tactical advice is weighted differently from timeless fundamentals.
It’s built to be honest about its limits. Where the catalogue doesn’t cover something, it tells you that directly and points you to ask by topic instead of assuming.
Questions people ask
Is it a chatbot? Not a general one. It only answers from The Marketing Meetup’s own talks, not the open internet.
Is it free? Yes. No account, no card.
What if my question isn’t covered? It’ll tell you honestly rather than guess, and you can try rephrasing by topic rather than by speaker name.
Where do the talks come from? Six years of Marketing Meetup sessions and webinars, on themarketingmeetup.com and our YouTube channel.
Who built it? The Marketing Meetup, the community that’s been helping marketers feel a little less alone since 2016.