Marketing teams love a good brainstorm, but keeping everyone on the same page—especially with AI in the mix—can feel like herding cats. Oshkosh-based agency Good At Marketing wants to change that. The certified Google Partner has struck a beta partnership with SharedChat.ai, the first platform designed for multi-user AI collaboration in shared conversation threads.

The deal makes Good At Marketing the first marketing agency to bring SharedChat’s collaborative AI into its workflows, spanning client service delivery, strategy development, and internal team sessions.

What Makes SharedChat Different

While most AI tools are built for one user, SharedChat.ai flips the script. The platform allows multiple users to participate in the same conversation thread while toggling AI assistance on or off as needed. Teams can choose:

• Collaboration mode: multiple AI models work together.

• Competition mode: AI engines battle it out to deliver the best solutions.

• Human-only mode: sensitive discussions stay AI-free but retain full context.

It also includes a prompt builder designed for team-based marketing tasks, helping groups refine their AI queries collaboratively instead of working in silos.

“This revolutionary approach changes everything about how we work,” said Roni Strompf, Chief Content Officer at Good At Marketing. “When our entire team can collaborate with Claude, GPT, and other AI models in unified threads, then toggle between modes as needed, we’re fundamentally transforming how marketing teams operate.”

Beyond the Chat Window

For Good At Marketing, the partnership builds on its existing AI Form Reply service, which auto-responds to website inquiries, qualifies leads, and books meetings. The addition of SharedChat pushes the agency deeper into end-to-end AI-powered marketing, from first contact through collaborative campaign planning.

Donnie Strompf, founder of SharedChat.ai, called Good At Marketing “the perfect beta partner,” noting the agency’s expertise in digital marketing and early adoption of AI for client engagement.

Why It Matters

The beta tests are surfacing clear use cases for marketers:

• Shared Strategy Sessions: multiple staff brainstorming in one thread, switching AI input on/off as needed.

• Client Workshop Integration: letting clients join shared chats while tightly controlling AI participation.

• Creative Development: pitting AI models against each other to generate campaign concepts.

• Context Preservation: keeping conversation history intact even when AI is temporarily disabled.

It’s a sharp contrast with most AI tools, which require starting fresh whenever context shifts.

The Bigger Picture

As AI collaboration matures, SharedChat’s toggle-based approach could reshape how agencies and enterprises alike manage brainstorming, workshops, and client-facing interactions. For Good At Marketing, it’s a chance to get ahead of rivals experimenting with AI-enhanced workflows.

“This isn’t just early access to innovative tech,” said Roni Strompf. “It’s the future of how marketing teams collaborate.”

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