Ongoing Partnership
A marketing partner in your corner.
Part strategist, part fractional CMO — marketing leadership for the business that needs it, without another salary on the books. Strategy, content, and the steady work of staying close to your customers.
Why Partnership
Marketing isn't a project or campaign. It's a relationship with your customers.
Projects end. Your customers keep changing — what they need, how they search, who they trust. Partnership is our method on repeat: keep listening, keep aligning the work with where you're headed, keep shipping, and keep teaching you what we learn.
It's the closest thing to having a CMO in the building — with the range of our whole collective behind it, at a fraction of a salary. For owners ready for real change, not a vendor to hand tasks to.
Steady, close, and honest.
Partnerships are scoped monthly and shaped to the business. Most run between $2,500 and $7,500 a month, depending on the pace and depth of the work. We scope it honestly before you commit, and it only continues while it's earning its keep.
Strategy and direction.
A seat at your table — the why behind the plan, priorities that match your goals, and straight answers when something isn't worth doing.
The steady work.
Content, campaigns, site improvements, and the systems behind them — shipped month after month, not promised in a deck.
Staying close to your customers.
Customer-ing never stops. We keep listening to the people you serve, so the marketing keeps fitting them as they change.
Teaching as we go.
Your team gets more capable every month we work together. We explain every call, so the thinking compounds inside your business.
T.J.'s deep business acumen and analytical measurement skills were invaluable in leading step improvements in our platform. He is truly a rare find.
Nick Golemis
Enterprise SaaS Executive — ORIS Intelligence
Questions, answered.
▸Is there a minimum commitment?
No long contracts. Partnerships are scoped monthly, and they only continue while they're earning their keep. If it stops making sense for the business, we'd rather part as friends than hold you to a signature.
▸Who actually does the work?
▸How is this different from hiring an agency or a freelancer?
▸How many hours a month do we get?
▸Do we have to do the First 90 Days first?
▸What does partnership cost?
Ready for a partner, not a vendor?
Most partnerships grow out of the First 90 Days — the foundation is already built, and we both know the work is worth continuing. Tell us about your business and the people you serve.
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