AI Marketers Guild (AIMG)
AI Insiders Speaker FAQ

What's the usual format?

Each session follows this structure:

1. Introduction & Settling In (First 5 min)
2. Speaker Presentation or Fireside Chat (5-30 min)
3. Fireside Chat with Host (Optional, Time Permitting — may skip to audience Q&A)
4. Audience Q&A & Discussion

Sessions are interactive, and the format is flexible—fireside chats, live demos, and audience-driven discussions are all welcome.

What kind of audience should I expect?

• Live attendees: 20-50 participants
• YouTube views: Many more post-event
• Audience mix: Brand/agency marketers, startup founders, consultants, and AI-focused professionals
• Engagement level: Highly interactive—expect live questions and participation

What should I prepare?

• A short presentation or key talking points (slides are optional)
• A one-liner description of your talk for promotions — we'll need this ASAP
• Any materials or links to share with attendees (optional)

Can I use slides or demos?

Yes! Slides are welcome but not required, and you can demo any relevant tool or product live.

Can I invite additional speakers?

Yes, you can bring a colleague, client, or partner to join your talk—just let David know in advance.

Can I join AIMG?

Of course! Join at aimarketersguild.com or ask David for a 'skip the line' invite to get you right in the Slack and on the email list. It's often helpful if you're in the Slack so you can engage with members before and after the event.

What's the vibe—formal or casual?

Whatever feels natural to you! Some speakers prefer a structured approach, while others keep it conversational.

Do I need a tech setup or pre-call?

No pre-call is required—just show up on Zoom and share your screen if needed. Contact David directly for any issues. If it'd be helpful to jump on before, you can find time with David.

The Zoom link is old. Am I on the right one?

Yup! We've reused the same invite link to make it easy to join, but that means when you first sign in, it might look like a very old meeting invite. It's a little weird as far as the flow goes but the easiest way to get it to work consistently.