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Popcultr Marketing Summit October
Fri, Oct 23, 8:30 AM⚠️ **IMPORTANT:** You MUST register on our official website to secure your entry spot: [https://summit.popcultr.events/](https://summit.popcultr.events/) *(RSVPing on Meetup alone does NOT guarantee a spot or grant entry).* Everyone in pop culture marketing competes for time. Most of the industry still plans, buys and measures in attention. We're moving the marketing conversation on to time: the finite resource that every part of pop culture is really fighting for. Popcultr Marketing Summit returns for its sixth London edition on Friday 23 October at the ICC Capital Suite, ExCeL London, inside MCM London Comic Con. This group is for people who work in pop culture marketing and want to be in the room. It's all about time. Take some time to join us.

AI in the Wild #1: Proving AI Actually Works
Thu, Oct 22, 5:00 PMUpstairs at the The Perseverance, 63 Lamb's Conduit St, London WC1N 3NB Following on from our first event in August, we'll be back for our second instalment in October. The basic premise for the event is pretty simple: We've been to a bunch of conferences where AI and its role in marketing and commercial were covered with great titles but didn't really get into the nitty-gritty of how AI was implemented, what went wrong, how they approached things, and what they would do differently. We created AI in the Wild because we wanted to put on the type of event we want to go to: informal, laid-back, and focused on the practical implementation of AI. Agenda * **Beyond the Slop: Scaling Authentic, Human-Led Video with AI (speaker Ben Moura, Screencult)** Audiences instantly spot generic "AI slop". Synthetic avatars might be quick but they erode audience trust. The true power of AI is in removing production overhead. Discover how practical AI tools enable teams to quickly and easily scale up authentic, human-led video. * **Before you build: How to get your first AI project right** Your first AI project is exciting, but setting it up for success is critical. In this session, we’ll look at how to choose the right opportunity, how to measure success, assess your data and processes, build the right team, and move from idea to a practical MVP. We’ll also cover the common pitfalls: from starting with the technology rather than the problem, to underestimating data quality, governance, integration and change management - and how to build something that delivers measurable value rather than becoming another AI Pilot failure. * **Agentic AI: More Autonomy, More Opportunity….More Risk?** Agentic AI moves us beyond simple copilots and chatbots into systems that can plan, make decisions, use tools and take actions on our behalf. That creates huge potential: faster workflows, lower operating costs, better customer experiences and teams freed from repetitive work. But as autonomy increases, so do the challenges: more integrations, more governance, greater security and compliance exposure, harder-to-predict behaviour, and potentially significant implementation and running costs. This session looks at where agentic AI can genuinely create value, how complexity changes the risk profile, and how to decide when the additional autonomy is actually worth paying for. **Agenda** 18:00 Arrive, food 18:30 Introductions 18:40 Talk one 19:10 Talk two 19:40 Talk three 20:00 Drinks and conversation 20:30 Close **Who this is for** AI in the Wild is for people in marketing and the commercial functions around it, the people expected to turn AI into revenue, efficiency or a better customer experience. You will feel at home here if you work in: * Marketing (brand, demand generation, digital, content, campaigns) * CRM, lifecycle and customer marketing * Ecommerce and digital commerce * Sales and revenue operations * Customer experience and service * Data and analytics in a commercial context * Business owners and leaders responsible for growth **Who this isn't for** We are not an engineering or machine-learning meet-up. If you want to go deep on model architecture, engineering, or building AI systems from the ground up, there are excellent London groups for that, and we'd be happy to point you to them. .

🚀 AI-Powered Instagram Marketing with n8n
Fri, Oct 9, 5:30 PM## Build an Automated Social Media Workflow with AI — No Coding Required Are you struggling to stay consistent on social media? Curious about how businesses are using AI to create content, automate workflows, and grow faster? In this practical 90-minute workshop, we’ll show you how to combine AI tools with automation platforms like [n8n](https://n8n.io?utm_source=chatgpt.com) to build a smart Instagram marketing workflow. This is not a theory-heavy marketing talk. You’ll see a real end-to-end AI workflow in action. Perfect for: * Small business owners * Freelancers * Content creators * Beginners curious about AI * Developers & marketers * Anyone interested in automation and modern digital marketing 🕓 **Schedule:** * 18:15 - Networking * 18:30 - Program starts * 19:30 - Q&A - networking * 20:00 - End \-\-\-\-\- zero2hero Address: Unit 15 Castle Square, 40 Elephant Rd, London SE17 1EU WhatsApp: +447470914266
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Fri, Oct 9, 8:00 AMA curated meetup for e-commerce operators to share learnings, strategies, and ideas. Free for e-commerce operators (approval required). Apply via Luma: [https://luma.com/17b573ft](https://luma.com/17b573ft) Exact location will be shared after approval.
Marketing Networking London | Founders, Growth & Brand Leaders
Mon, Oct 12, 4:00 PM
30-Day Writing Challenge (*PLEASE READ CAREFULLY, RE: DATES)
Sat, Oct 24, 10:00 AM**[FOR ACCESS TO OTHER "TIERS", BOOK DIRECTLY VIA OUR WEBSITE HERE: https://www.writeandpint.com/events/30-day-writing-challenge-2026** ... **30-Day Writing Challenge 2026** *Hosted by A Write & a Pint* Do you miss NaNoWriMo? We do too! 💭 This is our second year hosting A Write & a Pint’s 30-Day Writing Challenge, an exciting alternative to NaNoWriMo but in the same tradition! Last year, we had just over 30 people join us to make progress on their writing. This year, well, we're ready for however many want to be part of the challenge! If you’d like to join us throughout November 🍂, you’ll build momentum on your writing project in community with others 🤝. We’ll have live weekly online workshops 💻, workshop recordings 🎥, online accountability 📲, and social events 🎉 with other writers to help hone your skills and focus on your writing. ### **Who is this for?** 🤔 If you’re a writer or would-be writer working on a book of prose, poetry, or just any writing project, this is for you! It might be fiction ✨, memoir 📝, biography 👤, autofiction 🔄, autoethnography 🌍, a collection of short stories or poems 📚, or anything in between. You just need something to work on that you want to make tangible progress on over 30 days 📆, with support and in community 🌟. ### **What is the challenge?** 🎯 The challenge – if you choose to accept it – is just like NaNoWriMo, and to write a full, 50,000+ word manuscript 🖊️ in 30 days (wild, we know! 😅). And for anybody who makes it to **at least 10,000 words**, we invite you to submit your favourite 500-word excerpt ✨ to our competition. The author of our favourite piece will win a **Penguin Mini Classics Box Set** 🎁 🐧 (RRP £100). *Note: organisers Sean and Shimrit + 2 × guest judges will be reading each piece and whittling them down to a short list before choosing a winner.* That said, if you just want to join to be able to make meaningful progress on your writing in community, without needing to track wordcount, you are still very much welcome to join us! This is for anyone who wants to spend November committed to their writing, alongside others doing the same, and with support.  ### **How it works** ⚙️ Through November, you’ll join **8 live, online sessions** (1.5 hours each, twice a week) 🗓️. In the first half hour, we’ll work through practical exercises to hone your writing skills. We’ll then have an hour of shared, quiet writing time, where you can actively focus on your work. The sessions will cover topics such as **arc, plot, style, tone, character, dialogue, pace, and perspective** 🎭, and give you practical techniques and inspiration you can put to work straight away. Depending on the tier you sign up for, you might also participate in: * An all-day kick-off workshop at a London location 🍵 🥐 (with brunch + tea/coffee included) * An online midway-point check-in 💬 * A final “Read & Pint” social at a London location 🍷 📖 (with a drink included) * A 1.5-hour, one-to-one coaching session 🎓 to dive deeper into your writing * Editorial feedback on up to 1,500 words ✍️ 📝 You’ll also have the option of joining a dedicated **WhatsApp group** of fellow writers who are participating in the challenge 📲, for daily inspiration and accountability. Once you’re part of the WhatsApp community, there may also be people who want to commit to additional shared quiet writing time, or to self-organise writing meet-ups with others. The adventure is yours to craft! 🌟 ### **Total Value at a Glance 📌** * **12 hours** of live online workshops and focused writing time (All Tiers) * **Midway online “check-in”** gathering, to share challenges and progress (All Tiers) * **Designed journal** to accompany you through the month, including word tracker, worksheets, and daily pages (All Tiers) * **Facilitated WhatsApp group**, for daily support (All Tiers) * **1 full-day** in-person kick-off workshop in London, including brunch and a drink (Tiers 2 and 3) * **Final “Read & Pint”** in-person social with a drink, in London (Tiers 2 and 3) * **1.5-hour 1:1 coaching session** + feedback on up to 1,500 words (Tier 3) All participants will also be given a \*\*50% discount code to join our [Wake Up, Write membership ](https://www.writeandpint.com/pricing-plans/list)\*\*for the month, giving you access to our Morning Sessions up to three times a week, as an additional quite space to focus on your writing (All Tiers) ### **Pricing & Tiers** 💷 **Tier 1 – Weekly Online Workshops (£85)** * 8 x 1.5-hour live online sessions (twice a week) led by our facilitators, including skill-building exercises and focused writing time * Mid-point online check-in: gather with others and our facilitators to share and work through your challenges, progress, and successes so far * Dedicated journal to accompany you through the month * Accountability and community with fellow book writers * Membership of the WhatsApp group **Tier 2 – Weekly Workshops + Kick-Off and Finale (£130)** Everything in Tier 1, plus: * Kick-off (London venue): an all-day, in-person deep-dive to launch your month with momentum. Includes tea/coffee and brunch. * Final “Read & Pint” (London venue): a celebratory day of reflection, connection, and (if you’d like) the opportunity to share your words. Includes a drink of your choice (beer, wine, or soft) 🍻 **Tier 3 – Weekly Workshops, Kick-Off, and Finale, + Coaching (£205)** Everything in Tiers 1 and 2, plus: * **1.5-hour one-to-one creativity coaching** with Sean 🎓 * **Editorial feedback** on up to 1,500 words of your project ✍️ ### **Why is there a fee?** 💡 While NaNoWriMo was largely self-led, this challenge is built around **live, expertly designed workshops**, and (if you choose) a **day-long, in-person kick-off** (with food and drink included), a **community celebration**, and **personal coaching with editorial feedback**. So, unlike the self-governed NaNoWriMo, you’re investing in **teaching, handouts, structure, feedback, a month-long stable community, and peer support** that will help you move forward with your book. ### **Which tier is right for me? 🧭** * **Tier 1** – Best value if you simply want structured weekly workshops with focused writing time, and accountability. * **Tier 2** – Best value if you want the full community experience with the London kick-off and finale. * **Tier 3** – Great value if you want deeper, more personalised coaching from a professional editor (Sean) with hands-on feedback and lots of clarity around the direction you're taking. ### **Dates for your diary** 🗓️ **All tiers (online):** * **Saturday 1st November:** The challenge begins! * **Tuesday 3rd:** Workshop 1, on Arc * **Thursday 5th:** Workshop 2 on Plot * **Tuesday 10th:** Workshop 3 on Style * **Thursday 12th:** Workshop 4 on Tone * **Saturday 14th (2pm to 3:30pm):** Midpoint check-in circle * **Tuesday 17th November:** Workshop 5 on Character * **Thursday 19th November:** Workshop 6 on Dialogue * **Tuesday 24th November:** Workshop 7 on Pace * **Thursday 26th November:** Workshop 8 on Perspective * **Tuesday 1st December:** The challenge ends! Celebrate the month just passed together in our WhatsApp group, the milestone reached, and share your ongoing plans ✅ *All weekly workshops are from 6:30 to 8pm (UK), with themes subject to change. Each weekly workshop includes up to an hour of focused quiet writing time.* **Tiers 2 and 3:** * **Saturday 24th October, 11:00 am–5:00 pm (London venue):** Kick-off all-day workshop, to help you prepare for the challenge starting 🍵 🥐 * **Saturday 5th December, 11:00am to 5:00 pm (London venue):** A celebratory “Read & Pint” social to reflect, connect, plan forward, and (if you’d like) share your writing 🎉*Note: This final in-person session is where we will announce our competition winner and award the prize, a full box set of Penguin Mini Classics (and don’t worry, no speech required unless you want to!).* 🐧 🎁 **Tier 3:** * Your **1.5-hour one-to-one coaching session** can be booked with Sean at any point during November. You’re welcome to share up to **1,500 words** for editorial consideration and feedback ✍️ ### **Meet your hosts! 👋** **About Sean:** Sean is the founder of A Write & a Pint and is a huge fan of fiction, screenwriting, poetry, memoir, and all manner of other literary forms. He works occasionally as a copywriter for Oxford University Press and a copy editor for ETH Zurich in Switzerland. Over the years, he’s studied with Curtis Brown, Scriptwriters & Co., and MetFilm, and regularly coaches novelists, poets, screenwriters, and memoirists. Sean’s favourite genres are modern, postmodern, existential, and literary fiction – but he’s a big fan of everything from sci-fi and fantasy to thriller and comedy as well. 👨🏫 **About Shimrit:** Shimrit is a writer, poet, facilitator and researcher, and member of the A Write & a Pint team, co-hosting Wake Up, Write and writing retreats with Sean. She is co-author of *Nature of Work: The new story of work for a living age* (2021), which blends storytelling and research to explore what we can learn from nature to create healthier working environments. Since then, she’s taken her love of literature, poetry, and nature deeper into her own creative practice, and is currently working on a verse novel exploring what it means to remember ourselves as of nature. **Ready to commit a month to writing?** **🚀** Pick your tier and join us for **The A Write & a Pint 30-Day Writing Challenge**! 🎉 **Testimonials from the 30-Day Writing Challenge 2025** *"I loved participating in this 30 day writing challenge. I discovered so many unexpected and lovely things about how I like to write and what I would like to explore. I loved the learning aspect of the sessions as well as time to experiment and write together. All in all a wonderful experience, thank you!”* *"I’ve really enjoyed the 30 days challenge. It’s been incredibly nice to meet different people and listen to their brilliant ideas, including what they might be working on. I especially liked the varying workshops, which were delivered twice weekly – nothing like an extra arrow in one’s quiver. One of the main benefits for me, I felt, was that it almost forced me to make time to write so I’d have something to share with all. I would certainly recommend anyone to join the challenge, as its open to all people, no matter what standard you are. Sean and Shimrit are excellent and easy going hosts, who love what they do.”* *"Thank you for bringing me into this lovely, supportive community of writers brought together by the fantastic Sean and Shimrit. My creativity has been nurtured and my thinking stimulated - taking part in this challenge has genuinely accelerated and levelled up my writing and I’m so excited to see where I go with it next!”* *“The month nourished my creativity and was super helpful to get me writing again. We had lovely sessions (I took part online and in person) and I am already missing the community and gentle encouraging support to keep going!”* *“I've really loved this challenge and can't thank you both enough for reaching out and encouraging me to take the plunge on things. Even though I wasn't able to be as involved with sessions or the group because of my work (I could have done so much more writing); I've really benefited from having the group education, support and community. I've been going through a really hard time recently, I was even feeling dejected by writing which has always been my safe space. This challenge and community has helped me regain my confidence tenfold and has really encouraged me to keep doing what I love. The relaxed and down to earth nature of how you have run the challenge has been a breath of fresh air. I've been put off so many times by high costs and pretentiousness making me lesser because of being from a working class background. W&P has changed that for me and I am incredibly grateful.”* *“It was an amazing experience and would love to do it again.”* *“The W&P community is a precious pearl, holding in care so many diverse writers and creative thinkers. Sean and Shimrit gently, kindly inspire and support all of us to do the same for one another. It is, by far, filled with the best people I have had the privilege to know, and has had a genuine and lasting impact on my ability to move my writing forward thanks to the support of everyone.”* *“The challenge was perfect for me this month. Rather than the big, unachievable goal I had of 'finish the book', I have achieved the challenge of writing 10,000 words of my book in a month. It's a digestible, achievable goal which helped me recommit to my writing rather than it just feel like a huge unachievable burden. And I could start enjoying it again. The workshops were great and I enjoyed the different styles. I especially like the quiet writing opportunities in community, which really helps me get things done and in the zone. It was a pleasure to meet so many fellow writers and I loved hearing other people's contributions and what they are passionate about. I learnt so much from the community and they have inspired me. This month has been important for me to slow down, reengage with my passions and cosy up in my writing blanket. I've really appreciated the challenge and space."* 
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