EPISODE · Aug 13, 2025 · 51 MIN
Be Positively Lovely: Joe Glover on Community, Live Content, and Using AI Without Losing Trust
from Human Marketing · host Human Video
Joe Glover, founder of The Marketing Meetup, joins Chris Nelson to unpack how a fear of traditional networking became a global community of 250,000 marketers. Joe shares the story behind TMM’s “be positively lovely” ethos, why in-person events are resurging, and how webinars and podcasts extend education and reach. We dive into practical live-stream tactics (chat culture, global audience, repurposing), the shift to a podcast-first thread for higher-quality social clips, and where AI helps (translation, smart inserts) versus hurts (avatars and fake podcasts that damage trust). If you care about building community, humanising your brand, and using AI thoughtfully, this conversation is a playbook for modern B2B marketers.Connect with Joe Glover on LinkedInFollow The Marketing Meetup on LinkedInVisit The Marketing Meetup's WebsiteHosted by Chris Nelson, Founder of Human VideoConnect with Chris on LinkedInFollow Human Video on LinkedInVideo Podcast Remotely Developed, Produced, Edited & Distributed by Human Video(00:00) - Welcome + why Belfast needs a Marketing Meetup (03:37) - The origin story: fear, safe spaces, and “be positively lovely” (05:49) - Side project to full-time; the COVID pivot to webinars (06:59) - From 2.8K to 250K: 50 webinars & 150 in-person events worldwide (12:10) - Why in-person is back: serendipity over salesy networking (15:32) - Craving human contact vs. WFH: coffee beats another Zoom (17:30) - Webinars that teach: chat culture, global reach, real connections (21:55) - Podcasting perks: landing big guests (hello, Seth Godin) (24:52) - Repurpose vs. podcast-first: a new content thread and social-first clips (34:46) - AI in video: helpful tools vs. hype (use cases that actually add value) (44:13) - When AI breaks trust: avatars, fake podcasts, and the brand promise (50:37) - Where to find TMM & wrap-up
What this episode covers
Joe Glover, founder of The Marketing Meetup, joins Chris Nelson to unpack how a fear of traditional networking became a global community of 250,000 marketers. Joe shares the story behind TMM’s “be positively lovely” ethos, why in-person events are resurging, and how webinars and podcasts extend education and reach. We dive into practical live-stream tactics (chat culture, global audience, repurposing), the shift to a podcast-first thread for higher-quality social clips, and where AI helps (translation, smart inserts) versus hurts (avatars and fake podcasts that damage trust). If you care about building community, humanising your brand, and using AI thoughtfully, this conversation is a playbook for modern B2B marketers.Connect with Joe Glover on LinkedInFollow The Marketing Meetup on LinkedInVisit The Marketing Meetup's WebsiteHosted by Chris Nelson, Founder of Human VideoConnect with Chris on LinkedInFollow Human Video on LinkedInVideo Podcast Remotely Developed, Produced, Edited & Distributed by Human Video(00:00) - Welcome + why Belfast needs a Marketing Meetup (03:37) - The origin story: fear, safe spaces, and “be positively lovely” (05:49) - Side project to full-time; the COVID pivot to webinars (06:59) - From 2.8K to 250K: 50 webinars & 150 in-person events worldwide (12:10) - Why in-person is back: serendipity over salesy networking (15:32) - Craving human contact vs. WFH: coffee beats another Zoom (17:30) - Webinars that teach: chat culture, global reach, real connections (21:55) - Podcasting perks: landing big guests (hello, Seth Godin) (24:52) - Repurpose vs. podcast-first: a new content thread and social-first clips (34:46) - AI in video: helpful tools vs. hype (use cases that actually add value) (44:13) - When AI breaks trust: avatars, fake podcasts, and the brand promise (50:37) - Where to find TMM & wrap-up
NOW PLAYING
Be Positively Lovely: Joe Glover on Community, Live Content, and Using AI Without Losing Trust
No transcript for this episode yet
Similar Episodes
Feb 4, 2026 ·18m
Sep 29, 2023 ·76m
Sep 29, 2023 ·73m
Sep 29, 2023 ·72m
Sep 29, 2023 ·75m
Sep 29, 2023 ·75m