Acclaimed multiple-time CMO Alan Gonsenhauser is answering the question, “When to hire a fractional CMO?” in his newly published expert piece for business leaders.
-- Demand Revenue has published a new insight by Alan Gonsenhauser that addresses a question company leaders often face as their marketing functions grow: when to hire a fractional CMO. The resource outlines seven signs that can indicate a company needs additional marketing leadership, while also identifying circumstances in which bringing in a fractional CMO may be premature.
More information is available at https://www.demandrevenue.com/when-to-hire-a-fractional-cmo/
A representative from the firm explained that the piece was written to cut through a misconception that costs companies real money. “Most leaders think they need more marketing activity,” they said. “What they actually need is someone who can tell them which segment to go after, what the evidence supports, and which channels to stop funding. That is a judgment problem, and you cannot hire your way out of it with junior staff or agencies.”
The report walks through seven signs that a company has reached that point. One such is after a growth capital investment or recapitalization, where marketing is suddenly expected to perform at a level it was never built for, and the gap between investor expectations and actual functional capability tends to surface quickly.
Similarly, moving upmarket, entering a regulated industry, or adding a new decision-maker to an existing transaction breaks the assumptions underlying every playbook a company has, and adjusting those playbooks requires executive-level thinking.
The piece also draws clear distinctions between a fractional CMO, an interim CMO, a consultant, and an agency, four roles that get used interchangeably despite solving fundamentally different problems. Gonsenhauser addresses each one directly, explaining what each is actually accountable for and which problem each is built to solve.
The resource also tackles whether a fractional CMO can be brought in alongside a sitting CMO, and under what conditions that arrangement works.
To balance perspectives, Gonsenhauser also included a section on when to hold off on hiring a CMO, citing factors such as a lack of discretionary budget and buy-in from leadership.
Author and publisher Alan Gonsenhauser is an eleven-time CMO and three-time P&L General Manager who has mentored more than 150 CMOs at Forrester and SiriusDecisions. As founder and CEO of Demand Revenue, he works with private equity-backed SaaS and health-tech companies as a fractional and interim CMO.
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