DO IT FOR YOU / FOR FUNDED TECH STARTUPS

A fractional CMO.
Real ownership.

Put an experienced marketing leader in place to start building your company's sales and marketing infrastructure. Align the strategy, the systems and the people around what needs to happen next.

Embedded leadership and agreed implementation.
Not just advice, and not just a résumé placement.

FROM DECISIONS TO AN OPERATING SYSTEM

Build the foundations.

ILLUSTRATIVE
01Positioning & message
02Demand & lead capture
03CRM & pipeline stages
04Sales handoff & follow-up
05Measurement & team cadence
Clear prioritiesNamed ownershipUseful measurement
BUILD THE OPERATING FOUNDATIONS

Turn a plan into
a way of working.

A Mavka-placed fractional CMO helps begin the build, leads the agreed work and coordinates the resources it needs.

Direction the team can act on.

Translate the business priorities into a marketing direction. Clarify the customer, message, channels and the order of work.

  • Positioning and messaging
  • Channel and budget priorities
  • A focused operating plan
HOW THE ENGAGEMENT TAKES SHAPE

The right leader.
A clearly defined job.

01 /

Understand the gap.

Review the company's stage, priorities, current systems and available team.

02 /

Match the operator.

Identify a CMO whose experience and working style fit the task.

03 /

Set the mandate.

Agree priorities, time commitment, responsibilities and the resources required.

04 /

Start the build.

Establish the first priorities, begin implementation and set a reporting rhythm.

LEADERSHIP, WITH CLEAR BOUNDARIES

Know who owns
what happens next.

YOUR NEXT MOVE

Put someone in charge
of the next stage.

Start with the company's priorities. Define the work, the leader and the resources to make it happen.

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ILLUSTRATIVE ACADEMY SAMPLE

Make the customer
decision first.

Use these questions to focus a positioning discussion before choosing channels and tactics.

AN ILLUSTRATIVE FRAMEWORK

Start with the customer.
Not the channel.

Who is it for?

Be specific about the customer you are best placed to help.

What hurts?

Name the problem they already recognize and want to solve.

Why now?

Identify the moment that turns an interest into a priority.

Why you?

Make the benefit and the reason to believe unmistakable.

Illustrative framework. Academy is coming soon.

A demonstration of the approach, not a final member library or a substitute for company-specific advisory work.