With the growth of AI, Where are humans still essential for marketing? As AI continues to reshape various industries, including marketing, certain businesses and roles within the marketing space are likely to remain crucial, adapt, or even expand in importance. Here’s...
Finding Huge Value in Part-Time Fractional CMO ServicesIt’s time for another story about how utilizing a Fractional CMO has helped a business operate more efficiently and increase sales. Today’s story comes from a B2B professional services firm. In an effort to manage...
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Businesses of all sizes and industries are prone to making certain mistakes. Whether it’s a start-up in its nascent stages or a well-established corporation, the challenges in crafting an effective marketing strategy are surprisingly universal. Let’s explore some of these common pitfalls and understand how to avoid them.
The departure of a Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) can be a significant event for any company. It’s a time of transition that requires thoughtful planning and decisive action to ensure continuity and maintain the momentum of marketing efforts.
The average tenure of Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs) varies based on the type and size of the companies they work for. For the Fortune 500 companies, the average tenure of CMOs in 2022 was reported as 51 months, or approximately 4.2 years.
In the rapidly evolving business landscape, the rise of Fractional Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs) is a trend that’s garnering significant attention. As businesses strive for growth and adaptability, the role of a Fractional CMO has become increasingly crucial.
What exactly is a Fractional CMO? And how can small businesses benefit from this unique executive partnership? Let’s delve in.
Before diving into a Fractional CMO partnership, think through these considerations, ensuring you make an informed decision for your company’s needs and goals.
In today’s fast-paced business environment, companies are continually searching for efficient ways to stay ahead of the curve, especially when it comes to marketing. This is where the concept of an outsourced Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) comes into play. An outsourced, or fractional, CMO offers a unique blend of flexibility, expertise, and cost-effectiveness, making them an increasingly popular choice for businesses of all sizes.
Jennifer earned her art degree from Towson University and her business degree from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). If you're not from Baltimore, that translates to a practical art degree and a creative business degree. She also has a mass communications degree from Towson and diverse industry experience. This well-rounded background served her well during her years running a marketing agency.
From her early days running a lemonade stand and building a swim instructing referral machine, Jennifer has always had a knack for business. She has given countless hours to non-profit boards and trade associations, helping them clarify their messaging and get more engagement. Jennifer also taught business and marketing courses at Towson University and MICA. Her passion for marketing and communication is inspiring.
Have you ever met a creative person who builds a spreadsheet for planning Thanksgiving dinner? The breakdown outlined every recipe, managed RSVPs, and included an automated shopping list organized by section of the grocery store. For Jennifer, analyzing data is just as exciting as launching a rebrand. She balances good design and strategic marketing knowledge with past performance data and realistic business needs to get results.
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