Unlock the Power of MCP Servers to Elevate Your Marketing Results

Article written by
Stuart Brameld
You know how frustrating it is when your marketing tools don't talk to each other? You're copying data from Google Analytics to your reporting dashboard, then manually updating your social media scheduler, then jumping to another tool to analyse your SEO performance. It's death by a thousand clicks.
That's where MCP servers come in. Think of them as universal translators for your marketing stack.
What makes MCP servers so powerful
The real magic isn't in any single MCP server – it's in the standardisation. When everyone speaks the same language, everything just works better. It's like having USB-C ports on all your devices instead of carrying around five different cables.
The wide adoption is already happening. Major platforms are building MCP servers, and the ecosystem is growing fast. This isn't some experimental tech that might disappear next year.
Where to find MCP servers
Three main places to hunt for MCP servers:
Claude MCP directory – The official collection
Smithery MCP Registry – A growing marketplace
Awesome MCP Servers – Community-curated list on GitHub
MCP servers that actually matter for marketers
Here's what's available right now for marketing teams:
Name | Local/Remote | Official/3rd Party | Function/Category |
---|---|---|---|
N8n MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Workflow Automation |
Zapier MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Workflow Automation |
Make.com MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Workflow Automation |
Playwright MCP Server | Local | Official | Browser Automation |
PostgreSQL MCP Server | Local | Official | Database Management |
PostHog MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Analytics |
Webflow MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Web Development |
DataForSEO MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | SEO Analytics |
WhatsApp MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Social/Messaging |
HubSpot MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | CRM/Marketing Automation |
Microsoft Clarity MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Analytics |
Metricool MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Social Media Analytics |
Adobe MCP Server | Remote | Official | Creative Tools |
Figma MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Design |
Linear MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Project Management |
Intercom MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Customer Support |
Botify MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | SEO Analytics |
Apify MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Web Scraping |
Buffer MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | Social Media Management |
WordLift MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | SEO/Content |
Exa.ai MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | AI Search |
Statsig MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | A/B Testing |
GrowthBook MCP Server | Remote | 3rd Party | A/B Testing |
Database Toolbox MCP Server | Local | Official (Google) | Database Management |
GitHub MCP Server | Remote | Official | Development |
Gmail MCP Server | Remote | Official |
What this means for your marketing
Look at that list. You've got workflow automation (N8n, Zapier, Make), analytics (PostHog, Microsoft Clarity, Metricool), social media management (Buffer, WhatsApp), SEO tools (DataForSEO, Botify, WordLift), and even A/B testing platforms (Statsig, GrowthBook).
The game-changer isn't any single tool – it's having them all speak the same language. Your AI assistant can pull data from PostHog, create a report in your database, update your social media strategy in Buffer, and trigger a workflow in Zapier. All in one conversation.
No more context switching. No more manual data transfers. No more "let me check another tool for that."
The bottom line
MCP servers are turning your disconnected marketing tools into one unified system. The technology is here, the adoption is happening, and the servers you actually need are already available.
The question isn't whether this will change how marketing teams work. It's whether you'll be early to the party or fashionably late.
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Article written by
Stuart Brameld
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Acquisition Channels