Alt Marketing School is a marketing community built for people who are self-taught, scrappy, and tired of feeling behind. We keep it human, useful, and free of gatekeeping. A small number of partners each year get to be part of that.
Most sponsorships rent attention for a news cycle. This one funds it forward, permanently.
Before we ever built a formal system for it, members of this community were already quietly paying other marketers’ certification fees. That told us the appetite to give back was real, we just hadn’t made it easy yet. So we built it in: every seat at AMS is pay what you can, funded by the people, and now the partners, who can afford to fund the next person through the door.
Every partnership helps cover one of those seats. Not as a nice add on. As the actual point of doing this together.
Early-stage marketers, agency owners, mid-level marketers, senior marketing managers, and freelancers, mostly UK based, then US, then Canada and Europe.
Trial sign-ups. Internal recommendations. Actual adoption. We don't sell access to an audience, we build your brand into the teaching, so people are learning something before they're ever being sold to.
We partnered with Planable to co-create a three-part training series, The Psychology of Engagement, focused on building more connected, human-first content.
Alongside original scripts and interactive resources, we developed ready-to-use templates to help marketers turn social media audiences into active communities. This collaboration combines Alt Marketing School’s behavioural insight with Planable’s social media expertise, built for teams who want more than just reach.
We partnered with Semrush to create a bespoke training and template series focused on building powerful customer personas.
The collaboration includes guided exercises, ready-to-use worksheets, and strategic insights to help marketers deeply understand and segment their audience. Together, we made persona-building more actionable, creative, and aligned with modern content strategy.
A few partnerships that worked especially well: