Hey, It's Susan Gole When I joined this Skool community for marketing professionals, I didn’t come in trying to sell. I came in trying to learn, contribute, and stay ahead of AI trends. My first big win? It wasn’t a client. It wasn’t revenue. It was positioning. By consistently: Sharing insights on emerging AI tools Commenting with real value not a “great post!” Testing strategies and reporting back results I became known as someone who executes not just consumes. And that led to: Collaboration opportunities Warm conversations Authority in the room Real relationships with other marketing pros Here’s how you can replicate it: Pick one niche topic: AI workflows, automations, ads, funnels, etc. Share 2 to 3 practical insights per week Document what you’re testing Engage intentionally with 5–10 members daily Play long term games Communities don’t reward noise. They reward contribution. If you’re serious about staying ahead of AI tools and emerging marketing trends, this is the room to do it but only if you show up. What’s one way you’re planning to contribute this week? -Susan Gole

Hey, It's Susan Gole Most people don’t fail at AI marketing because of the tools. They fail because they skip the fundamentals. Common reasons: Using AI without a clear strategy. Automating before validating what works. Relying on prompts instead of understanding the audience. How to avoid it: Start with clear goals. Proven messaging. Simple workflows then use AI to scale what’s already working. What mistake do you see most often in AI marketing? Share your thoughts below! -Susan Gole

Hey, It's Susan Gole If AI tools were suddenly unavailable, how would you adapt your workflow or strategy? What skills, systems, or approaches would you rely on to keep moving forward? Share your thoughts below -Susan Gole

Hey, It's Susan Gole! Reflecting back, what’s the one insight you wish you had earlier in your marketing career? Not a tactic or trend but a lesson that would have saved time, resources, or unnecessary complexity. Share one concise takeaway below! Your perspective could be valuable to others in the community. -Susan Gole

Hey, It's Susan Gole! You didn’t question it at first. It sounded smart. Everyone was saying it. But following it actually slowed you down. What was that advice? -Susan Gole