Marketing and Growth Strategy

Build a marketing engine powered by insight and action.

A unified approach to strategy, CRM, paid media and analytics that creates consistency, predictability and sustainable growth.

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Where data is the 'what' and analytics is the 'so what.'

Ready to better understand how consumer behavior can impact your marketing strategies?

I help you build systems that turn raw data into actionable insights, so every decision moves your business forward. From tracking the right metrics to understanding customer behavior, we'll create a foundation that makes growth trackable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about working with a marketing strategist.

A marketing strategist is a professional who develops comprehensive marketing plans based on data, consumer behavior, and business goals. Unlike a marketing manager who executes tasks, a strategist focuses on the "why" and "how" behind your marketing efforts.

They analyze your market position, identify growth opportunities, and create actionable strategies that align your marketing systems with revenue goals—so you're not just busy, you're building something that works.

A digital marketing strategist specializes in online channels—paid media, SEO, social media, email marketing, and analytics. They connect the dots between all your digital touchpoints to create a cohesive customer journey.

This means your paid ads, organic content, email campaigns, and website all work together strategically, rather than operating in silos. The result? Better ROI and a marketing engine that actually drives growth.

A marketing strategist audits your current marketing systems, identifies what's working (and what's wasting money), then builds a strategic roadmap tailored to your business goals.

This includes: competitor analysis, customer journey mapping, channel strategy, messaging frameworks, conversion optimization, analytics setup, and campaign planning. The focus is always on sustainable, data-driven growth—not one-off tactics.

A content marketing strategist plans, creates, and distributes content that attracts, educates, and converts your ideal customers. This goes beyond just "posting on social media"—it's about building a content ecosystem that supports your entire sales funnel.

They develop editorial calendars, SEO strategies, messaging frameworks, and content distribution plans that position you as an authority while driving measurable business results.

You should consider a fractional CMO if you need senior-level marketing leadership but don't have the budget or workload for a full-time executive.

This is ideal for businesses that are scaling, launching new products, or struggling with disconnected marketing efforts. A fractional CMO brings executive-level strategy, team leadership, and accountability—without the $200K+ salary of a full-time hire.

A fractional CMO gives you high-level strategic expertise at a fraction of the cost. You get executive-level thinking, systems building, and strategic oversight without committing to a full-time salary, benefits, and equity.

Most growing businesses don't need a CMO working 40 hours a week—they need focused, strategic input that drives results. Fractional arrangements let you scale up or down based on your needs and budget.

A fractional CMO typically works with you on a retainer or project basis, dedicating a set number of hours per week or month to your marketing strategy and execution oversight.

This includes: strategic planning sessions, team leadership, vendor management, performance tracking, and ongoing optimization. You get consistent, high-level guidance without the overhead of a full-time executive—just the strategic firepower you need, when you need it.

Start with a free strategy call where we'll discuss your business goals, current marketing challenges, and growth opportunities. No pressure, no sales pitch—just a real conversation about what's working and what's not.

From there, if we're a good fit, I'll create a custom proposal outlining how we can work together, what results to expect, and a clear roadmap for the first 90 days.