A marketing crossword,
fresh every morning.
One small 5×5 puzzle a day, built entirely from the language of marketing — SEO, brand, growth, advertising and AI search. Free, no sign-up, playable right in your browser.
31 puzzles published so far · See the full archive →
Marketing runs on a shared vocabulary — canonical tags, crawl budget, intent, attribution, share of voice. A daily puzzle is a low-effort way to keep those terms sharp, meet a few you didn’t know, and take a genuine two-minute break that still lives in your world of work.
Every grid is themed — one day it’s video, the next SEO, brand or analytics — so the clues double as a light refresher on whatever corner of marketing that day belongs to.
- Type anywhere. Click a square and start typing; the active word stays highlighted.
- Move fast. Arrow keys and Tab jump between cells and clues; click a clue to select its word.
- Check yourself. Test a single letter, the current word, or the whole grid at once.
- Reveal if stuck. Uncover a word or the full solution whenever you like — no penalty.
- Beat the clock, or don’t. A timer runs quietly; ignore it if you’re here to unwind.
Is the Troiana crossword free?
Yes. Every puzzle is free to play in your browser with no sign-up, no app and no paywall. There is one new 5×5 crossword every day.
What are the puzzles about?
Marketing, and the disciplines around it: SEO and search, generative and AI search, brand, content, growth, advertising, analytics and the vocabulary practitioners actually use.
How do I play?
Click any square and type. Arrow keys and Tab move between clues; the same word highlights across the grid. Use Check to test a letter, word or the whole grid, and Reveal if you get stuck. A timer runs if you want it.
Do you keep old puzzles?
Every puzzle stays online. Use the calendar below to jump to any day, or browse the full archive month by month.
How often is a new puzzle added?
A fresh puzzle publishes every morning. Bookmark the page and come back daily, or work through the back catalogue at your own pace.