Three ways to work together.
You probably don't need everything. You need the right thing, at the right depth, for where you actually are. Below are the three shapes this usually takes.
Strategic Audit
Know exactly where you stand, and what to do next.
We define what success actually looks like for your business, then I audit every channel against it. You walk away with a candid read and a game plan, whether or not we ever work together again.
- Success defined before anything gets measured
- Every channel assessed, not just the loud ones
- A prioritized plan you own outright
- Including whether AI answer engines can see you at all, which most audits still do not check
Fractional CMO
Senior marketing leadership, minus the senior salary.
I sit at the strategy layer: setting direction, supervising your vendors, and turning marketing noise into decisions. You get the thinking of a seasoned CMO without carrying one on payroll.
- Strategy and priorities, set and maintained
- Your existing vendors, supervised and held to standard
- A steady hand across every channel that matters
Done-For-You
One strategist accountable, specialists doing the work.
When the plan needs hands, I quarterback trusted execution partners across search, paid, social, content, and web. I stay accountable to you. Specialists do what specialists do best.
- A single point of accountability: me
- Vetted specialists matched to the actual work
- Execution that traces back to a real strategy
These are anchor points. Plenty of engagements start as one and become another, or land somewhere in between. If none of the three fit exactly, that's usually a good conversation.
No pitch decks. Just a conversation.
However we end up working together, it begins the same low-stakes way. You shouldn't have to commit to anything to find out whether I'm worth committing to.
You reach out
A short email about what you're trying to achieve and what's in the way. Plain English encouraged, jargon tolerated.
We talk it through
I tell you honestly whether I can help, which of the three shapes fits, and what I'd do first if I were you. No obligation.
We scope it properly
If it's a fit, we agree on exactly what's included before a dollar changes hands. Surprises belong in birthday parties, not invoices.
"One of the most knowledgeable, professional, and proficient digital marketing experts in the industry... I wholeheartedly recommend consulting with Simon for your digital marketing needs."
Anthony Will · CEO & Founder, Reputation Resolutions · via LinkedIn
Not sure which one you need? That's fine.
Tell me the situation. Between the three of these, and everything in between, there's almost always a sensible place to start. If you'd rather know who you'd be working with first, start here. One honest note: I keep the ongoing roster deliberately small. Strategy doesn't scale like software, and I'd rather be great for a few than adequate for many.
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