One problem/
One answer.
Not every business needs a monthly CMO. Sometimes you need a senior marketer for an afternoon to read the agency proposal, check the budget, or settle an argument about attribution. Buy an hour or a fixed-fee project and pay online.
Common calls/
Clear answers.
Agency/Audit.
Is my agency any good? I go through the accounts, the tracking, and the reports, then give you a written verdict.
Budget/Review.
How much should we spend, and where? I build the plan from what a customer is worth to you, then work back to spend.
Vendor/Selection.
Choosing a new agency or platform? I write the brief, run the pitches, and tell you which proposal is padded.
Tracking/Fixed.
Leads and sales that can't be tied to a campaign. I map where the data breaks and how to fix it.
Advice/
Or ownership.
A marketing consultant gives you an answer. A fractional CMO owns the result and runs the work every week.
Many clients start with an hour or an audit and decide from there. If you move to a monthly plan within 30 days, the audit fee comes off your first month.
Buy/
Book/Decide.
Pay online
Checkout takes a minute, then takes you straight to my calendar to pick a time.
Send the file
Share the report, proposal, or account access before we meet so the hour goes to answers.
Get it in writing
Notes and next steps land in your inbox the same day.
Consulting/
Answered.
What does a marketing consultant cost?
I charge $350 an hour for consulting, or $1,500 for a complete agency audit. Both can be bought online with no ongoing commitment.
What industries do you consult for?
I focus on home services, higher education, and sports, and I take consulting work from other businesses that pay agencies to bring in revenue.
Can a consulting hour turn into a monthly engagement?
Yes, if we both think it fits. There's no pitch at the end of the hour. You'll get the answer you paid for either way.