Vibe Marketing: The Complete Guide + How Marketor Makes It Easy

Stop spending weeks on campaigns that should take hours. Meet a new marketing paradigm—and the tooling that lets small teams outperform agencies. Here’s what Vibe Marketing is, why it works, and how Marketor makes it practical.

Quick overview (if you’re short on time)

You’ve probably seen AI drive massive productivity gains in software: developers set direction and let AI handle much of the implementation. That movement became known as Vibe Coding.
Vibe Marketing applies the same idea to marketing: you define the goals, guardrails, and brand voice—AI helps generate high-quality content fast.
You can prove the concept with a single prompt in ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini—but siloed tools quickly become a bottleneck (files scattered, workflows inconsistent, results hard to repeat).
Marketor solves that by bringing leading text + image models (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Grok) into one platform with a cloud file system (no storage limits) and predefined, repeatable Skills.
With Marketor’s Skills, small teams can accelerate everything from brand DNA creation to multi-channel text and visual content production.
See it in action: https://mechabee.com/marketor

The evolution in Marketing you should not be missing

There is a shift happening in the marketing world right now, and if you blink, you might miss it. For a long time now, the "correct" way to do marketing has been a game of scale, large teams, and slow, methodical processes. If you wanted to launch a comprehensive campaign, you needed a copywriter, a graphic designer, a strategist, a media buyer, and a project manager. Launch timelines were measured in weeks or months.

But recently, a new pattern has emerged. Solo founders are launching global brands. Small marketing teams of two or three people are outperforming agencies with staffs of fifty. How?

They aren't working harder. They aren't just "using AI" to write emails. They are adopting a completely new operating model.

Traditional marketing is not future proof — not because the principles of persuasion have changed, but because the execution model is broken. It is too slow, too expensive, and too fragmented for the speed of the modern internet. When a trend explodes on TikTok or X (formerly Twitter), you don't have three weeks to approve a creative brief. You have hours to participate in the conversation.

This evolution isn't just about automation; it's about intuition at scale. It's about moving from "management" to "direction." It is the shift from managing people doing tasks to directing intelligent agents that execute instantly.

Imagine if you could wake up with a campaign idea, test twenty variations of the creative before lunch, and launch the winner globally by dinner—all without sending a single Slack message to a design team. That isn't a fantasy anymore. It is the daily reality for early adopters of this new methodology.

Welcome to the era of Vibe Marketing.

What Is Vibe Marketing?

You've likely seen the term popping up in startup circles or on LinkedIn. Vibe Marketing is having a moment, but what does it actually mean?

To understand this better, we have to look at its sibling concept: Vibe Coding. Andrej Karpathy, a founding member of OpenAI and former Director of AI at Tesla, coined the term "vibe coding" to describe how he writes software now: "I see something, I say something, I run something, I paste something—and it usually works." He trusts his instincts while AI handles the heavy syntactic lifting.

Vibe Marketing applies this exact philosophy to brand growth. It represents a remarkable shift where one marketer with the right AI ecosystem can accomplish what traditionally required 10+ specialists.

At its core, Vibe Marketing is a modern approach to marketing that relies on high-level conversational direction between marketers and AI tools. Instead of hiring an team to manually create content, marketers give commands like:

do a deep research on a [topic] and save it to campaign background knowledge
find a good angle for [topic] based on the research you just created
register it as a campaign idea - for later to kick-off
let us create our cornerstone blog article for this campaign
now let us work out social topics based on the blog post
let us work out the visual concept for this blog post just created
help me find the best tine to schedule the new posts in the social calendar

Based on goals you set for the AI it will discover the skillsets predefined, consult with brand DNA it set up for you and will guide you through the process of content creation.

The Three Pillars of Vibe Marketing

Vibe Marketing rests on three capabilities that, together, let small teams move at agency speed:

AI Execution
Modern AI models can write long-form articles, generate social posts, design graphics, and even scaffold landing pages—tasks that once required specialists or outsourcing. In a Vibe Marketing workflow, you describe what you need; the AI handles how to produce it.
No-Code Automation
Execution alone isn't enough—you need to connect outputs into repeatable processes. No-code workflows let anyone chain prompts, schedule posts, and route assets without writing scripts or waiting on developers. The result: consistent campaigns that don't depend on a single power user.
Affordable Customization
Enterprise platforms promise personalization but charge enterprise prices. Vibe Marketing flips that: token-based pricing and modular Skills mean you pay for what you use, and every output can be tuned to your brand voice, visual style, and audience—without a six-figure contract.

What Counts as Vibe Marketing?

Vibe Marketing isn't just "using ChatGPT." The difference is in how the work flows.

This is Vibe Marketing:

You brief an AI agent on your product launch. It drafts 3 ad variations, generates matching visuals, and saves them for A/B testing—before your coffee gets cold.
You feed competitor landing pages into your workflow. Ten minutes later you have a comparison report and three on-brand counter-messaging drafts.
You set the goal ("drive demo sign-ups") and the guardrails (brand voice, budget, channels). AI handles the rest; you review and approve.

This is what you should avoid to implement Vibe Marketing efficiently:

Copying ChatGPT output into Google Docs, then into Canva, then into Gemini, every time.
Running campaigns on insights from last quarter because pulling fresh data takes too long.
Treating AI as a fancy autocomplete instead of an execution partner.

The mindset shift: Vibe Marketers trust their instincts about what will resonate and trust AI to move fast enough to test those instincts before the moment passes.

Traditional Marketing vs. Vibe Marketing

When you compare the traditional agency model with the Vibe Marketing approach, the differences are stark. It's not just an improvement; it's a difference in the approach.

Let's look at the benefits this can bring to teams:

Feature	Traditional Marketing	Vibe Marketing
Time to Launch	Weeks (Strategy → Brief → Draft → Review → Launch)	Hours (Idea → Generation → Selection → Launch)
Team Structure	Large teams in siloed departments (Copy, Design, Ads)	Small, agile teams or individuals orchestrating AI
Budget	High fixed costs (Headcount, Retainers)	Low variable costs (Token-based, Software)
Workflow	Manual, process-heavy, meeting-driven	Data-driven, automated, action-driven
Content Strategy	Broad messaging with careful, slow oversight	Mood and feeling-centered content, tested rapidly
Scalability	Linear (Need more output? Hire more people)	Need more output? Ask the agents to produce more versions)

The Bottleneck Problem

In traditional marketing, the bottleneck is always human bandwidth. If you want to test ten different ad angles, you need a copywriter to write ten scripts and a designer to make ten visuals. That takes time and money. So, usually, you compromise. You test two angles. You make decisions based on limited data because getting more data is too expensive.

In Vibe Marketing, the bottleneck is only your imagination. If you want to test 10 variations, the AI can generate them in seconds. You can focus on curation rather than creation.

This shifts the role of the marketer. You are no longer a "writer" or a "designer" in the manual sense. You are a Creative Director and an Editor. You set the brand voice, you approve the creative, and you strategize the next move.

Vibe Marketing in Action

This isn't theoretical. Creators and major brands are already using Vibe Marketing to achieve results that would have been impossible just two years ago.

The Creators Leading the Way

1. The "Idea to Billboard" Speed Run Yana Welinder, CEO of Kraftful, demonstrated the raw power of this speed by transforming a simple concept into an actual physical billboard with zero marketing budget. In the traditional world, a billboard campaign involves ad agencies, design firms, and weeks of back-and-forth. Using generative tools, she went from brainstorming to a finished, professional product incredibly quickly, proving that professional design is no longer a gatekept skill.

2. The AARRR Pirate Funnel Rafał Tromczyński showed how Vibe Marketing applies to data, not just creative. He simply dropped business files into a visual workflow and watched as an AI agent built a complete conversion funnel (Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Referral, Revenue) instantly. The AI didn't just organize data; it gave actionable recommendations, like analyzing sales data to find that specific sizing advice drove 60% of sales.

3. Jimmy Slagle's Ad Factory Creator Jimmy Slagle demonstrated the "Vibe" workflow perfectly: he uses Claude to write the initial prompt (the strategy), then ChatGPT to produce the creative assets (the execution). He generates conversion-focused ad creatives that often work right from the first draft.

Brands Mastering the Vibe

Coca-Cola's "Create Real Magic" Coca-Cola didn't just hire an agency; they hired the crowd. They used DALL-E 2 to let fans generate AI art inspired by Coke's iconic branding. The result was a blend of nostalgia and futuristic tech that generated over 120,000 submissions and 7 million impressions. This is Vibe Marketing: setting the "vibe" (nostalgia) and providing the tools for massive, decentralized execution.

Heinz's "A.I. Ketchup" Heinz hacked the brand conversation by asking an image generator to draw "ketchup." When the AI consistently drew bottles that looked like Heinz, they turned it into a viral campaign: "Even AI knows ketchup = Heinz." It was funny, timely, and required zero traditional production shoots.

Spotify's "AI DJ" This is the pinnacle of data-driven vibe. Spotify used AI voice cloning to create a DJ that speaks to you personally, introducing tracks based on your listening history. It feels deeply personal ("vibe") but is executed via massive data automation ("marketing").

The Problem with "Just Using AI Tools"

So, you're convinced. You want to start Vibe Marketing. You sign up for ChatGPT. You get a Midjourney subscription. You open a Canva account. You have a scheduling tool like Buffer.

Suddenly, you run into a wall.

While the promise of Vibe Marketing is speed and integration, the reality of using separate tools is often a mess of disconnected workflows.

The Tool Sprawl Nightmare:

You brainstorm in ChatGPT, but it forgets your brand guidelines every time you start a new chat.
You have to copy-paste that text into a document to edit it.
You go to Midjourney to generate an image, but it doesn't know what the text is about, so you have to write a new prompt.
You download the image, upload it to Canva to add your logo.
You download that, upload it to your scheduler.
Six months later, you can't find the source files because they are scattered across four different login accounts.

The "Amnesia" Problem Most AI tools have no storage other than the chat sessions. Every time you open a new session, you are starting from zero. "Here is my brand voice again..." "Here is who my target audience is again..." It's exhausting, and it leads to inconsistent content.

This friction kills the "vibe." You can't be an agile, intuitive marketer if you are spending 50% of your time managing files and switching tabs.

You don't need just "tools." You need a platform.

Enter Marketor: The Vibe Marketing Platform

This is why we built Marketor.

Marketor is the first AI platform purpose-built for Vibe Marketing. It isn't just a chat app; it is a complete AI marketing teammate that lives in your workspace, remembers your brand, and executes across the entire marketing stack.

Marketor solves the fragmentation problem by unifying strategy, creation, and execution into one "ContentFirst AI" environment.

The Four Core Differentiators

Integrated Marketing Skills: Marketor doesn't just "write text." It understands specific marketing tasks. It knows how to write a LinkedIn post differently from an Instagram caption. It knows how to structure a landing page for conversion versus a blog post for SEO.
Persistent Storage: This is the game-changer. Marketor has a "workspace" where it stores your brand guidelines, product details, and past campaigns. It remembers what you did last month. It knows your tone. You never have to explain your brand twice.
Complete Workflow: From the first spark of an idea in the chat to the final scheduled post on the calendar, everything happens in one place. No copy-pasting. No downloading and re-uploading.
Fair Pricing: We believe you should pay for the work done, not for the privilege of having an account. Marketor uses a token-based model where you pay only for what you generate.

With Marketor, the workflow shifts from a relay race between apps to a conversation with a competent partner.

How Marketor Enables Vibe Marketing (The Four Integrated Tools)

Marketor orchestrates Vibe Marketing through four deeply integrated tools that work together seamlessly.

1. The Chat Interface: Your AI Marketing Director

The chat is where you set the "vibe." You give natural language instructions like, "Create a campaign for our summer sale that feels nostalgic but energetic." Because Marketor is context-aware, it doesn't just spit out generic text. It looks at your previous successful posts, checks your brand guidelines in the workspace, and acts as a strategic partner. It engages in multi-turn refinement, allowing you to iterate until the vibe is perfect.

2. The Workspace Editor: Your Content Repository

Unlike ChatGPT, which traps content in a chat stream, Marketor saves everything to a real file system. It's a cloud-based IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for marketers.

File Explorer: Campaigns are organized in folders.
Rich Text Editor: Edit content with full markdown support.
File Export: share documents with others. This means your "Summer 2025" campaign is a tangible asset folder, not a lost conversation thread.

3. The Content Calendar: Visual Planning & Scheduling

Vibe Marketing requires consistency. Marketor's built-in calendar lets you visualize your strategy. You can drag and drop posts, see platform-specific previews, and manage the status from "Draft" to "Published." You can say, "Schedule these 10 posts across the next two weeks, prioritizing LinkedIn on Tuesdays," and watch the calendar fill up instantly.

4. The Image Editor: AI-Powered Visual Creation

Visuals are half the vibe. Marketor's Image Editor isn't a separate tool; it's connected to your content. When you generate a landing page, Marketor can auto-generate matching hero images. You can iterate on visuals with prompts, apply filters, and ensure brand consistency—all without leaving the platform.

Real-World Workflows (How Teams Actually Use Marketor)

How does this look in practice? Here are three stories of Vibe Marketing powered by Marketor.

The Freelancer: Sarah's 30-Minute Month

The Challenge: Sarah manages social media for 5 small businesses. Creating 20 posts per client per month was taking her 50+ hours. She was burning out. The Marketor Workflow:

Setup: She uploads each client's brand PDF to their dedicated Workspace in Marketor.
Bulk Generation: She types, "Create the posts for Client A about their new lunch menu, witty tone." Marketor generates them, formatted for Instagram and Facebook.
Visuals: She uses the Image Editor to generate mouth-watering food visuals for the posts.
Schedule: She reviews them in the Calendar and exports the schedule to Google Sheets. The Result: From brief to scheduled calendar in 30 minutes. Sarah now manages 8 clients instead of 5 and works fewer hours.

An E-commerce Founder

The Challenge: A small team launching a new wireless earbud. They needed a landing page, email blast, blog post, and social campaign. Agency quote: $5,000 and 3 weeks. The Marketor Workflow:

Strategy: Founder tells Marketor, "We are launching EarBuds Pro. Target audience: fitness enthusiasts. Key benefit: waterproof."
Execution: Marketor generates a conversion-optimized landing page structure, a "5 Reasons Athletes Love These Earbuds" blog post, and 15 social posts.
Launch: The team edits the copy for nuance and launches the next day. The Result: Complete campaign created in one afternoon for less than ~$3 in credits.

An Agile Agency

The Challenge: Given an agency that wanted to scale but couldn't afford senior copywriters for every account. Junior staff struggled with consistent quality. The Marketor Workflow:

Junior as Director: Junior marketers use Marketor as a force multiplier. They input the strategy, and Marketor generates the draft content based on the client's stored "Voice Profile."
Senior Review: Senior strategists review the output. Because the baseline quality is so high, they spend time polishing strategy, not fixing grammar. The Result: The agency tripled their client capacity without tripling their headcount.

The growing Marketing Skillset

Marketor is an integrated marketing platform built with exactly these challenges in mind. It functions as an AI marketing assistant that can carry a campaign from the idea stage all the way to publishable content, all within one persistent workspace. Here's how Marketor's capabilities align with the vibe marketing workflow:

Market Research in Minutes: Great marketing starts with knowing your audience and market landscape. Marketor accelerates this step with an AI-driven deep research skill. You simply provide your brand name and website, and Marketor will analyze it as a "single source of truth," performing a comprehensive analysis that might take a human analyst days to complete. For a tiny cost (it even transparently warns that deep research costs about $1 in API usage), you get a rich research report on your brand's positioning, audience interests, and even competitor cues. All this intelligence is stored in Marketor's workspace under your project, ready to inform everything that comes next. By automating groundwork research, Marketor gives you instant insights to build an authentic campaign strategy, instead of spending a week combing through data.
AI-Assisted Strategy Planning: With research and brand information in place, Marketor moves seamlessly into strategy formulation. In fact, the platform is designed so that right after setting up your brand workspace, the next step is to automatically generate a tailored marketing plan. Using the freshly gathered research and your stated marketing objectives, Marketor drafts a comprehensive strategy document for you. This isn't a cookie-cutter template but a plan aligned to your brand and goals – for example, it will outline which channels make sense for your audience, suggest content formats (maybe a tutorial video series, or a thought leadership blog approach), and identify key messaging pillars that will resonate. Essentially, it turns raw data into an actionable game plan. You, as the marketer, retain full control – you can review this AI-generated plan, adjust priorities or messaging as needed (ensuring it fits the vibe you want) – but a huge amount of heavy lifting is already done in seconds. By the end of this step, your strategic direction is no longer an abstract idea in your head; it's a concrete, shareable plan stored in the platform (e.g. in a /policies/digital-marketing-plan.md file), which will guide all content creation.
Content Creation (Blog Posts, Social Media, and More): Here's where the magic of an integrated workflow truly shines. Because Marketor retains context from the research and strategy phases, when it's time to create content you don't start from scratch or re-enter information. You can literally prompt Marketor with a task like, "Using our strategy, draft a blog post about [X key topic] for our target audience," and it will produce content aligned with the campaign objectives and brand voice automatically. Marketor's "ContentFirst AI" design means it maintains a long-term memory of your brand voice, guidelines, and past decisions, so it never forgets the tone or points you want to hit. For example, if your strategy identified a crucial theme "AI support ROI" for a campaign, you can ask Marketor to write a blog post on that theme and it will incorporate the correct talking points and style without you having to restate them.

The same goes for social media content. Say LinkedIn is a primary channel for your campaign – Marketor can immediately generate a series of LinkedIn posts based on the strategy's messaging for that audience. In one real use case, after defining a campaign aimed at C-suite executives, the first piece Marketor created was a LinkedIn thought-leadership post targeting CEOs, focusing on the agreed ROI message. Because all the background (target persona: CEO, key angle: "transform your CRM into a revenue engine") was preserved in context, the AI could propose a ready-to-post update that hit the mark. If you then need a variation of that post for CFOs with a slightly different vibe (perhaps more about cost optimization), Marketor's got you covered. Thanks to a neat feature called the Slug Registry, you can tag content variations by context – for instance, ceo-appeal vs cfo-appeal – and prompt the system to tailor messaging accordingly. The result: your social posts for different segments stay perfectly on-brand and relevant to each audience's interests, without you manually rewriting each one from scratch.

Importantly, all of this happens in one continuous workflow. You're not switching between a writing app, a separate social scheduling tool, and an email chain with a designer – you're talking to one AI assistant that handles it in sequence. The transition from strategy brainstorming to drafting copy is seamless. There's no loss of context or momentum, so you can go from idea to first content assets in a remarkably short time, often within a single working session. This speed means you can capitalize on timely vibes (trends or cultural moments) and get your content out while it's still fresh, a huge advantage in the fast-paced digital world.
Landing Pages and Web Content: Vibe marketing often culminates in a landing page or web experience that ties everything together – for example, a campaign might lead people to a special landing page that reinforces the message and prompts action. Marketor simplifies this too. Based on the same stored strategy and research, it can generate conversion-focused landing page copy that stays true to your campaign's vibe. In the OmniAI campaign example from Marketor's own case study, one of the first "to-do" items was to generate a landing page highlighting the ROI proposition, even including an ROI calculator feature to appeal to executives. The AI drafted a high-impact landing page outline reflecting that need: a strong headline, persuasive bullet points echoing the campaign's core message ("Your CRM: From Database to Revenue Engine," in that case), and a call-to-action aligned with the vibe (value-driven, data-backed). Because the landing page content was created with full knowledge of the campaign and brand guidelines, it meshes perfectly with the ads and posts driving traffic to it. There's no jarring disconnect; the tone, language, and style all feel like pieces of the same puzzle. This consistency can significantly boost trust and conversion rates, since visitors feel the campaign is cohesive and intentional.
Integrated Visual Content: A picture is worth a thousand words, especially when conveying a vibe. Marketor recognizes that authentic marketing isn't just about text – the visuals need to match the mood and message too. That's why it also offers AI-generated graphics based on your descriptions. Within the same workflow, you can ask Marketor to create an image for a blog header or social post. For instance, you might say, "We need a hero image illustrating our theme of ROI for the landing page. Concept: a dashboard showing growth metrics, incorporate our brand colors and the slogan 'From Database to Revenue Engine.'" Marketor will take those instructions and produce a custom graphic that fits the bill. In tests, it was able to generate an on-brand image with the specified color (e.g. using the company's exact RGB hue) and even include the text overlay of the campaign's tagline. All without leaving the platform or waiting on a design team's schedule. The ability to generate visual and written content side by side means your campaign assets maintain a unified look and feel. The vibe carries through not just in what you say, but how you present it – imagery, color, and design elements all reinforcing the same emotional message. And because Marketor keeps everything in one workspace, even your images are catalogued in context with the copy they accompany, making it easy to manage assets.
Collaboration and Memory: Marketor acts as a smart hub for your campaign, and it's built to support collaboration and continuous improvement. All the campaign files (research reports, strategy docs, content drafts, images, etc.) are organized in a dedicated project workspace. This serves as a living memory for your marketing efforts. Any team member you onboard can quickly get up to speed by looking at the workspace – the brand voice, targets, and plan are all there (no more guessing or hunting through old emails). Moreover, Marketor's persistent memory means that if you pause and come back to the campaign later, the AI still remembers previous discussions and decisions. You never have to start over or worry that the context has been lost. This is a stark contrast to traditional AI chatbots that forget everything after a session; Marketor is more like a continuously learning teammate who grows with your project. The benefit for vibe marketing is huge: your authentic voice and strategy remain locked in throughout the campaign lifecycle, regardless of how many content pieces you create or how much you iterate. Consistency becomes the default, not an elusive goal.

By integrating all these capabilities – research, strategy, multi-channel content creation, and design – Marketor exemplifies how a platform can enable vibe marketing in practice. It lets you focus on the big picture and creative direction (what vibe to strike, which emotions to tap) while it handles the busywork of execution. The result is an agile workflow where ideas turn into fully-fledged campaigns with unprecedented speed, and every element reinforces the authentic vibe you intend.

How to Implement Vibe Marketing in Your Business (10 Practical Methods)

Ready to start "vibing"? Here is how to implement the 10 methods of Vibe Marketing using Marketor as your engine.

1. Audit Your Stack

The Move: Identify repetitive tasks draining your time.
With Marketor: Replace your separate copy tool, calendar tool, and file storage with one Marketor Workspace.

2. Define Your Brand's "Vibe"

The Move: Create a "Vibe Guide" (e.g., "Playful but professional").
With Marketor: Upload this guide to the knowledge/ folder. Marketor will reference it for every single post it generates forever.

3. Automate Competitor Research

The Move: Track competitor campaigns and adapt.
With Marketor: Feed competitor insights into the chat and ask Marketor to "Generate a counter-campaign highlighting our superior pricing."

4. Build No-Code Automations

The Move: Connect workflows without developers.
With Marketor: Use the built-in workflow to move from "Idea" to "Blog Post" to "Social posts" in one continuous stream.

5. Create a Content Engine

The Move: Scale content without sacrificing quality.
With Marketor: Use Content Authoring to create a week of content in one session, then human-edit for the final 10% polish.

6. Add Your Vibe to Every Interaction

The Move: Make receipts and 404 pages fun.
With Marketor: Ask Marketor to "Rewrite this boring order confirmation email to sound like our brand character."

7. Talk Like Your People

The Move: Match your audience's slang and tone.
With Marketor: Instruct Marketor: "Rewrite this for a Gen Z audience on TikTok," vs "Rewrite this for CTOs on LinkedIn."

8. Find Your Brand's Personality

The Move: Ask "If my brand were a person, who would it be?"
With Marketor: iterate on "Brand Personas" in the chat until you find the voice that clicks, then save it.

9. Visuals Say More Than Words

The Move: Keep colors and styles consistent.
With Marketor: Use the Image Editor with saved style presets to ensure every image looks like your brand, not generic stock AI.

Pricing That Makes Sense (Why Token-Based Beats Subscriptions)

One of the barriers to Vibe Marketing is the cost of tools. If you pay $20 for ChatGPT, $30 for Midjourney, $15 for Canva, and $99 for a scheduler, you're spending nearly $200/month before you even start. And you pay that whether you use them or not.

Marketor introduces a fairer model: Token-Based Pricing.

You pay only for the work you do.

No monthly subscription fees.
No "per seat" charges.
Your credits never expire.

What does this look like in reality?

Freelancers: Might spend $20-35/month to manage multiple clients.
Small Businesses: Might spend $50-80/month for a full suite of blog, social, and landing page content.
Agencies: Even heavy users managing 8+ clients often spend less than $150/month.

Compare this to hiring a junior marketer ($4,000/month) or even a cheap agency retainer ($2,000/month). Marketor democratizes access to enterprise-grade marketing power.

Plus, transparency is key. You see the token estimate before you generate, so there are never any surprises.

Getting Started with Vibe Marketing on Marketor

The best part about Vibe Marketing is that you can start today. Right now. You don't need a migration plan. You don't need a developer.

We've made it frictionless to join the revolution.

The 3-Step Start:

Sign Up Free: It takes 2 minutes. No credit card required.
Get Free Initial Credits: We automatically load your account with $15 in tokens. That is enough to generate ~100 social posts, 3 landing pages, and 2 blog articles. You can test the entire platform for free.
Start Creating: Upload your website URL or a brand PDF, and ask Marketor to generate your first campaign idea.

Two Paths to Success:

The Explorer: Jump right in, create an account, and start chatting. Try Free - Claim credits to start
The Strategist: Want a tour? Schedule a 15-minute demo where we show you exactly how to set up your specific brand workspace.

Don't overthink it. The first step of Vibe Marketing is action.

The Future of Marketing Is Here

The shift to Vibe Marketing isn't "coming soon." It is already here.

The gap between the "haves" and "have-nots" in marketing is widening. The "haves" are the teams using AI to move at the speed of culture, testing hundreds of ideas, and engaging with their audience in real-time. The "have-nots" are stuck in approval meetings, managing file versions, and wondering why their campaigns feel stale by the time they launch.

Marketor gives you the power to be a "have."

It levels the playing field. It allows a team of one to compete with a team of twenty. It allows you to focus on the human parts of marketing—empathy, strategy, humor, connection—while the machine handles the grind.

The tools are ready. The vibe is right. The only variable left is you.

Start your Vibe Marketing journey today.

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Footnote: How This Page Was Created

Was this page written by Marketor?
Yes—we eat our own cooking.

The first draft came from our Blog Author agent. It was solid, but shorter than we wanted for a cornerstone guide. So we tried something new: we asked the AI to generate a detailed chapter brief first, then passed that brief back to the agent for a second pass. The result was so much better that we immediately packaged the workflow into a new skill—Generate Cornerstone Post—shipping in the next release.

This section, of course, was written the old-fashioned way: by a human, reflecting on the process (then revised by the Agent :) .