
AI+ Marketers
Campaigns, Content and Conversions Powered by AI
AI for the strategy work, not the slop.
Content volume has tripled, your brand must stay consistent across every channel, and you're still expected to find time for strategy. The real cost is spending your bandwidth on production when your value is strategic thinking. This book gives marketers the Marketing AI Safety Protocol, 35 copy-ready prompts across content, campaigns, and reporting, and techniques that shift you from producer to strategist. Built by an AI engineering firm for marketers whose best thinking keeps getting buried under production.
- 35 ready-made, market-tested prompts: content, campaigns, social, email, market research, performance reporting
- The Marketing AI Safety Protocol — five-check framework for brand data, customer data, advertising compliance, IP, and competitive exposure
- The Marketing Task-AI Map — readiness levels for every stage of the campaign lifecycle
- A brand voice injection technique that produces AI output sounding like your brand, not every brand using the same tools
- A 30-day plan for solo marketers, in-house teams, and agency operators alike
Any professional whose primary role involves planning, creating, and executing marketing activities across channels and audiences. This includes: marketing managers, marketing executives, marketing coordinators, digital marketing specialists, brand managers, demand generation managers, and marketing generalists. They work across the full marketing function — market research, content strategy, campaign planning, copywriting, email marketing, social media, paid advertising, SEO, event marketing, brand management, and performance reporting. Typically 2–15 years in marketing. Their daily work involves a recurring cycle of research–plan–create–execute–measure across multiple campaigns and channels simultaneously, regardless of industry, company size, or B2B/B2C orientation. They may sit in a central marketing team in a large organisation, work in a specialist agency, or be the sole marketer in a small or mid-sized company.
Also for:Business owners or founders who handle marketing themselves; sales professionals who collaborate closely with marketing; communications officers who sit adjacent to the marketing function; career changers entering marketing from other fields who want to start with AI-augmented practices; agency account managers who need to understand how AI is transforming the client-side marketing function.
- Identify at least five areas across the marketing function (research, content creation, campaign planning, channel management, analytics) where AI can measurably improve marketing outcomes or efficiency
- Apply structured prompting techniques (PRISM) to core marketing tasks: drafting campaign briefs, generating content, writing audience-targeted copy, analysing marketing data, and summarising performance reports
- Evaluate AI-generated marketing content for accuracy, brand consistency, audience relevance, legal compliance, and strategic alignment using the TRUST framework with marketing-specific criteria
- Apply the Marketing AI Safety Protocol to protect brand assets, customer data, competitive intelligence, and intellectual property before using AI in any marketing process
- Design a personal AI adoption plan and demonstrate measurable improvement in at least three routine marketing tasks within 30 days
- Diagnostic
- How AI-Ready Is Your Marketing?
- Chapter 1
- AI in Marketing Right Now
- Chapter 2
- What AI Can (and Cannot) Do for Marketing
- Chapter 3
- How to Prompt AI as a Marketer
- Chapter 4
- AI for Market Research and Audience Insight
- Chapter 5
- AI for Content Strategy and Creation
- Chapter 6
- AI for Campaign Planning and Execution
- Chapter 7
- AI for Social Media and Channel Management
- Chapter 8
- AI for Marketing Analytics and Performance
- Chapter 9
- AI Safety, Brand Risk and Ethics in Marketing
- Chapter 10
- Your 30-Day Marketing AI Starter Plan
- Back matter
- Skill Summary · Recommended Next Reads · Glossary · Tool Reference
Built by an AI engineering firm — for marketers whose best thinking keeps getting buried under production.
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