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Practical AI for marketing teams
How-tos, checklists, and prompts you can use this week. Briefs, deep dives, and the guides on the way.
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2026
- GuidesDeep dive
Speak fluent AI
The AI and tech terms marketers keep hearing, in plain English: a top ten to learn first, then a themed glossary of 79 terms, from tokens to vendor lock-in.
- GuidesBrief
Turn one customer interview into five content ideas
A simple prompt that turns an interview transcript into angles your team can use, how to check every quote word for word, and how to get from idea to draft.
- GuidesBrief
A first-draft competitor scan in 15 minutes
The prompt, the sources to give it, and what to double-check when AI drafts your competitor analysis, with research on where AI helps and where it misleads.
- GuidesBrief
Checking AI copy against your brand voice
A five-point checklist to run before anything AI-written goes live, how to build your tone and vocabulary into the prompt, and who on the team should own it.
2023
- GuidesDeep dive
Harnessing AI
Where AI helps in branding, marketing, and communications, with sample GPT prompts for each. Updated with three ground rules and 2026 notes for marketing teams.
Planned guides · See all 15 →
Your first week with an AI assistant at workComing soon
Set it up safely, then try five everyday tasks that save time from day one.
Prompts that work: a brief template for marketersComing soon
A fill-in-the-blanks brief (goal, audience, tone, examples) that gets usable first drafts.
GEO basics: how to show up in AI answersComing soon
Rules of thumb for generative engine optimization, and how to check whether AI mentions your brand.
Brand-safe AI visuals: a guideline checklistComing soon
What to add to your brand guidelines before the team generates images and video.
Open vs. closed AI: choosing for your teamComing soon
Cost, privacy, and control trade-offs in plain terms, with a short decision checklist.
The EU AI Act for marketing teamsComing soon
What the AI-literacy duty means in practice and a simple team training plan (not legal advice).



