Marketing Events | The Marketing Meetup

If you would like to learn from the greatest marketers in the world or meet your fellow marketing people in a kind environment – TMM is for you.

Every event we run puts listening, saying hello, and being positively lovely at its core.

The result is a place where you feel part of the community – rather than having an event happen around you, but not with you.

We run a schedule of events and webinars for marketers that hopefully put a smile on your face and new thoughts in your head.

Find the full schedule and sign up below 👇👇👇👇

Date	Time	Speaker	Name	Location	Get yo' space
9 Dec	09:00 - 16:30 GMT	Coworking, Cake & Michael John Oliver	Cowork Crew: The 3 Dumb Lessons You Learn from Going Viral	London	Sign up here
10 Dec	14:00 - 15:00 GMT	Helen Tupper, Co-Author of Squiggly Careers	Marketing careers and recruitment: Q&A	Online	Sign up here
10 Dec	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	A collection of local marketing legends!	TMM IRL: Leeds LIGHTNING TALKS	Leeds	Sign up here
10 Dec	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Hannah Cahill, Founder of Joy Marketing	TMM IRL: “Your logo is your brand” and other branding BS	Liverpool	Sign up here
12 Dec	12:00 - 13:00 GMT	the TKC community ... and you!	The Keynote Club	Online	Sign up here
14 Jan	17:30 - 19:30 GMT	Speaker to be announced!	TMM IRL: Bristol	Bristol and Bath	Sign up here
14 Jan	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Alex Thompson, Founder at ACT Copywriting Ltd	TMM IRL: 10 things I hate about email marketing (from an email agency founder)	Newcastle	Sign up here
14 Jan	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Speaker to be confirmed!	TMM IRL: Southampton	Southampton	Sign up here
16 Jan	09:00 - 16:30 GMT	Coworking, Cake & Silvia Coletto	Cowork Crew: Paid ads for micro businesses – is it worth the time and money?	Northampton	Sign up here
16 Jan	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Jessica Pilkington, Director of Pilkington Communications	TMM IRL: Get the media coverage your story deserves	Northampton	Sign up here
20 Jan	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Speaker to be announced!	TMM IRL: Ashford. A special charity event 🙂	Ashford	Sign up here
21 Jan	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Speaker to be confirmed!	TMM IRL: Norwich	Norwich	Sign up here
22 Jan	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Louis Grenier, Founder at Stand The F*ck Out	TMM IRL: Dublin. With Louis Grenier	Dublin	Sign up here
24 Jan	09:00 - 16:30 GMT	Coworking, Cake & Jodie Newman	Cowork Crew: How to make creativity your superpower	London	Sign up here
29 Jan	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Speaker to be announced!	TMM IRL: Exeter	Exeter	Sign up here
30 Jan	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Sophie Banks and Angie Cronin, Co-Founders at Loudbird PR and Communications	TMM IRL: How the digital age has changed the game for PR – and how marketers can take advantage	Hertfordshire	Sign up here
30 Jan	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Speaker to be confirmed!	TMM IRL: Oxford	Oxford	Sign up here
30 Jan	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Felicity Ashley, motivational speaker & workshop leader	TMM IRL: From Marketer to Mariner – rowing through storms to achieve your goals	Winchester	Sign up here
30 Jan	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Speaker to be announced!	TMM IRL: Lancashire	Lancashire	Sign up here
5 Feb	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Canberk Beker, Founder at ROASted	TMM IRL: Marketing lessons from growth-hacking tech startups	Wrexham	Sign up here
12 Feb	18:00 - 20:00 GMT	Speaker to be announced!	TMM IRL: Portsmouth	Portsmouth	Sign up here
20 Mar	09:00 - 17:00 GMT	some of the community’s favourite TMM speakers of all time 🙂	The Marketing Meetup Conference: The Global Gathering	London	Sign up here

“If any of you haven’t engaged with The Marketing Meetup yet, now’s your chance. And believe me, you do not want to be left out.”

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Previous event recordings

How to build a strategy for local marketing into 2025

Takeaways from the session 1. The Value of Local Marketing Local marketing is strategic, not just a tactical afterthought. It involves community-driven, authentic, hyper-local experiences that often require inverting the traditional top-down approach to strategy. A...

B2B planning and strategy: finding the nuance

Takeaways 1. B2B Marketing Foundations Emotion over logic: Fear drives many B2B decisions because buyers aren’t spending their own money. Build trust to ease this fear. Simplify strategies: Avoid overly complex plans. Focus on 2-3 impactful strategies that align...

How to link business, sales, and marketing strategy with Daniel Priestley

Key takeaways Strategic Foundations: Business growth starts with creating demand that exceeds supply, driving scarcity to increase perceived value and profitability. The "Three-Part Year" framework helps businesses focus on: A big message to guide yearly...

How to build the bare minimum marketing strategy

Takeaways 1. Goals Align Marketing Goals with Business Objectives: Joe emphasized that marketing goals should always support overarching business goals. Marketing shouldn’t operate in a silo; instead, marketers need to communicate and collaborate with leadership to...

How do we get the most from influencer marketing?

Key Takeaways: Definition and Control in Influencer Marketing Influencer marketing today is about partnering authentically. Brands should set goals and provide guidelines, but let influencers drive the creative process to maintain authenticity and engagement....

Making the most of vertical video on social

Takeaways from the session: 1. Creating a Strategy for Vertical Video Purpose-Driven Content: Each panellist emphasised the importance of distinct objectives, whether for awareness, trust-building, or direct conversions. O Kagbala introduced a three-tier approach:...

Case study: How Innocent have great ideas & manage their socials

Takeaways from the session: 1. Define Clear Roles within the Social Team Insight: Innocent splits their social media team into proactive and reactive roles. The proactive team manages content creation and strategy, while the reactive “People’s Champions” handle...

Social media updates you need to know

Takeaways from the session Session Overview In this session, Lucy Hall covered social media updates platform-by-platform, focusing on features that can practically benefit marketers instead of just highlighting new releases. She discussed recent LinkedIn video...

The business case for social media

Key Takeaways The Value of Social Media in Business:Social media is no longer just about likes and follows—it's a business-critical tool that can drive growth, brand awareness, and even revenue. Marketers need to approach social media from a business-oriented...

Social media for B2B

Key Takeaways B2B Marketing is Becoming More Human-Centric:B2B marketing is increasingly similar to B2C as businesses recognize that they’re still selling to humans, even if it's in a corporate context. The shift focuses on creating meaningful, emotional...

How to manage posting across multiple channels

Key Takeaways Challenges of Managing Multiple ChannelsManaging multiple social media platforms can feel overwhelming due to the constant need to switch between creative tasks, analytics, and community management.Social media requires balancing spontaneity (to stay...

What marketers need to know about… Sales

Key Takeaways: Sales and Marketing Alignment:Sales and marketing need to work closely together to ensure a seamless customer journey. Marketing creates awareness and generates leads, while sales drives conversion. When both teams are aligned, they can optimize this...

Some of our previous marketing speakers

Our speakers include some of the world's most famous and most effective marketing practitioners and thinkers. From Oscar Nominees to Disability Rights champions, to well-known names - we've had them all on our stage.

Rory Sutherland, Vice Chairman of Ogilvy

Hannah Anderson, Co-Founder of Social Chain

Mark Ritson - Founder of the Mini-MBA & Marketing Week Columnist

Mark Ritson, Professor of Mini MBA

April Dunford, Author of Obviously Awesome

John Espirian, Relentlessly Helpful Technical Copywriter

Dave Gerhardt - CMO of Privy & Founder of DGMG

Dave Gerhardt, VP of Brand of Drift

Louis Grenier, Founder of Everyone Hates Marketers

Nathan Anibaba, Founder of Agency Dealmasters

Catherine Newman, CMO of Manchester United

Find more of our speakers and their talks just here

Why attend marketing events like The Marketing Meetup and what makes them among the best marketing events?

Marketing, when done well, can be a noble act. It matches a problem to a solution for customers and communicates it creatively.

But why attend events like The Marketing Meetup? Very simply, marketing doesn’t have to be a solo adventure. We can all make each other better. We can help each other along. We can learn, collaborate and grow together. Marketing done well is an amazing thing.

The Marketing Meetup is a friendly, inclusive and welcoming place to be. You leave feeling informed and welcome. That’s why they feel like some of the best marketing events and webinars around.