Frustrated with sparking real engagement in your AI for Marketing community? Community Challenges are a proven way to energize your members and get them collaborating, learning, and sharing. Use these ready-made templates to launch challenges that inspire creativity and lasting connections.
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Community Challenges tap into the natural human drive for achievement, recognition, and camaraderie. By inviting members to participate in playful or educational activities, you create a low-pressure environment where everyone feels welcome to take part. This increases engagement and fosters a sense of belonging.
For AI for Marketing communities, challenges also showcase practical skills and real-world applications. Members are encouraged to experiment, share results, and learn from each other, turning passive followers into active contributors. Over time, these shared experiences build stronger relationships and a culture of collaboration.
AI Tool Swap Challenge: Share your favorite AI marketing tool and why you love it.
💡 Example: "AI Tool Swap Challenge: Share your favorite AI marketing tool and why you love it."
One Week Automation: Automate one marketing task using AI this week. Report your results here.
💡 Example: "One Week Automation: Automate one marketing task using AI this week. Report your results here."
Prompt Genius: Post your most creative AI prompt for email marketing campaigns.
💡 Example: "Prompt Genius: Post your most creative AI prompt for email marketing campaigns."
Mini Case Study: Share an example where AI improved your marketing ROI.
💡 Example: "Mini Case Study: Share an example where AI improved your marketing ROI."
Guess the AI: Share a recent marketing copy. Let others guess if it was written by AI or human.
💡 Example: "Guess the AI: Share a recent marketing copy. Let others guess if it was written by AI or human."
AI Fail Friday: Share your funniest AI marketing fail and what you learned.
💡 Example: "AI Fail Friday: Share your funniest AI marketing fail and what you learned."
30-Minute Makeover: Use AI to improve an old ad or email. Post before and after.
💡 Example: "30-Minute Makeover: Use AI to improve an old ad or email. Post before and after."
Try a New Tool: Test out a new AI marketing platform and share a 2-sentence review.
💡 Example: "Try a New Tool: Test out a new AI marketing platform and share a 2-sentence review."
Prompt Remix: Take someone else's AI marketing prompt and improve it.
💡 Example: "Prompt Remix: Take someone else's AI marketing prompt and improve it."
Show Us Your Dashboard: Share a screenshot (with private info hidden) of your favorite AI dashboard.
💡 Example: "Show Us Your Dashboard: Share a screenshot (with private info hidden) of your favorite AI dashboard."
AI in Action: Share a quick video or screenshot of AI improving your workflow.
💡 Example: "AI in Action: Share a quick video or screenshot of AI improving your workflow."
Prompt of the Week: Try this prompt in your favorite AI tool and show results.
💡 Example: "Prompt of the Week: Try this prompt in your favorite AI tool and show results."
Myth Busting: Share a common AI myth in marketing and debunk it with facts.
💡 Example: "Myth Busting: Share a common AI myth in marketing and debunk it with facts."
AI Wishlist: If you could build any AI marketing feature, what would it be?
💡 Example: "AI Wishlist: If you could build any AI marketing feature, what would it be?"
3-Day Challenge: Use an AI tool to optimize social media posts this week. Share your best result.
💡 Example: "3-Day Challenge: Use an AI tool to optimize social media posts this week. Share your best result."
First AI Campaign: Share your first attempt at AI-powered marketing and what surprised you.
💡 Example: "First AI Campaign: Share your first attempt at AI-powered marketing and what surprised you."
Weekly Win: Post your biggest win using AI in marketing this week.
💡 Example: "Weekly Win: Post your biggest win using AI in marketing this week."
AI Meme Contest: Create and share a meme about AI in marketing.
💡 Example: "AI Meme Contest: Create and share a meme about AI in marketing."
2-Minute Tip: Share your quickest AI marketing hack for busy pros.
💡 Example: "2-Minute Tip: Share your quickest AI marketing hack for busy pros."
AI Copy Battle: Use an AI tool to write an ad. Let the community vote on the best one.
💡 Example: "AI Copy Battle: Use an AI tool to write an ad. Let the community vote on the best one."
What If: Imagine AI could solve any marketing challenge. What would you pick first?
💡 Example: "What If: Imagine AI could solve any marketing challenge. What would you pick first?"
Show Us Your Stack: List your current AI marketing tools in use.
💡 Example: "Show Us Your Stack: List your current AI marketing tools in use."
Prediction Time: What will be the next big trend in AI marketing?
💡 Example: "Prediction Time: What will be the next big trend in AI marketing?"
AI Bloopers: Have you seen a marketing AI go wrong? Share your story.
💡 Example: "AI Bloopers: Have you seen a marketing AI go wrong? Share your story."
One Prompt, Many Results: Try the same prompt in two AI tools and share differences.
💡 Example: "One Prompt, Many Results: Try the same prompt in two AI tools and share differences."
Share Your Workflow: How does AI fit into your daily marketing tasks?
💡 Example: "Share Your Workflow: How does AI fit into your daily marketing tasks?"
AI Book Club: Suggest a book or article about AI in marketing for group reading.
💡 Example: "AI Book Club: Suggest a book or article about AI in marketing for group reading."
Challenge: Use AI to generate 5 blog titles. Pick your favorite and share it.
💡 Example: "Challenge: Use AI to generate 5 blog titles. Pick your favorite and share it."
Share a Stat: Post a surprising statistic about AI in marketing.
💡 Example: "Share a Stat: Post a surprising statistic about AI in marketing."
AI Image Challenge: Create a campaign image with AI and share the result.
💡 Example: "AI Image Challenge: Create a campaign image with AI and share the result."
Fun Fact: Share one AI marketing fact that most people do not know.
💡 Example: "Fun Fact: Share one AI marketing fact that most people do not know."
Speed Run: Use an AI tool to write a social post in under 2 minutes. Share your result.
💡 Example: "Speed Run: Use an AI tool to write a social post in under 2 minutes. Share your result."
Ask the Community: What AI marketing challenge are you facing right now?
💡 Example: "Ask the Community: What AI marketing challenge are you facing right now?"
Reverse Engineering: Share an AI-generated ad and let others guess the prompt used.
💡 Example: "Reverse Engineering: Share an AI-generated ad and let others guess the prompt used."
AI for Good: How have you used AI in marketing for a positive cause?
💡 Example: "AI for Good: How have you used AI in marketing for a positive cause?"
Leaderboard Challenge: Who can get the best open rate with an AI-written subject line?
💡 Example: "Leaderboard Challenge: Who can get the best open rate with an AI-written subject line?"
Favorite Feature: What is your favorite feature in your go-to AI marketing tool?
💡 Example: "Favorite Feature: What is your favorite feature in your go-to AI marketing tool?"
Quick Poll: Do you trust AI for audience targeting? Why or why not?
💡 Example: "Quick Poll: Do you trust AI for audience targeting? Why or why not?"
Challenge: Use only AI tools for one marketing task today. Share your experience.
💡 Example: "Challenge: Use only AI tools for one marketing task today. Share your experience."
AI Acronym Game: Share your favorite or funniest AI-related acronym.
💡 Example: "AI Acronym Game: Share your favorite or funniest AI-related acronym."
Rookie Mistakes: What is one mistake you made with AI in marketing?
💡 Example: "Rookie Mistakes: What is one mistake you made with AI in marketing?"
Daily Dose: Share one cool thing AI did for your marketing today.
💡 Example: "Daily Dose: Share one cool thing AI did for your marketing today."
Favorite Use Case: What is your favorite use case for AI in marketing?
💡 Example: "Favorite Use Case: What is your favorite use case for AI in marketing?"
Pick a challenge template that fits your community's needs, personalize any details, and post it at an optimal time for your audience. Make the rules simple and clear, and always include a call to action inviting members to share their results. Offer small rewards like shoutouts or digital badges to motivate participation. Be sure to follow up, encourage progress updates, and celebrate everyone's contributions to keep the momentum going.
These templates are designed for all platforms. Adjust the format to fit your channel, such as using polls on LinkedIn, threads on Slack or Discord, or Stories on Instagram. Use images or GIFs where possible to make posts more inviting. Always pin or highlight the challenge post for visibility, and tag or mention key members to get early momentum.
Create a challenge where members run parallel campaigns or analyze case studies using two or more AI marketing tools. Encourage participants to share metrics such as conversion rates, customer engagement, or ROI. This not only stimulates discussion around tool selection but also surfaces best practices for implementation in real-world marketing scenarios.
Develop a series of challenges where members craft AI prompts for specific marketing goals, such as generating ad copy, segmenting customer audiences, or personalizing email content. Encourage sharing of prompt strategies and real campaign results to foster learning around prompt effectiveness and AI output quality.
Set clear guidelines emphasizing data anonymization—such as removing brand names, customer identifiers, and sensitive details—before submission. Offer template datasets, and highlight how sharing sanitized metrics (like engagement rates or lead scoring results) benefits the community by enabling fair AI algorithm comparisons without breaching confidentiality.
Focus on specialized topics such as 'A/B testing with AI-powered dynamic creative,' 'fine-tuning recommendation engines,' or 'using machine learning for LTV prediction.' These high-level challenges encourage sharing complex strategies and foster discussion around nuanced metrics like uplift measurement or algorithm bias in marketing contexts.
Introduce challenges that ask members to audit AI-generated marketing assets for bias, compliance, or transparency. For example, prompt the community to review AI-personalized content for fairness across demographics, or to develop checklists for ensuring data privacy in AI-powered campaigns, grounding the discussion in real-world marketing standards.
Ask participants to submit two versions of a campaign asset (e.g., email subject line or ad copy): one authored by a human and one generated by an AI model like ChatGPT or Jasper. Have the community vote on effectiveness based on open rates or click-through metrics, and facilitate discussion on where AI outperforms or falls short in practical marketing applications.
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