The Methodology:
Agile Customer Acquisition
A proprietary framework for generating more revenue.
Stop Guessing. Start Measuring.
I drive results for our clients in any market using a unique strategy called Agile Acquisition. This strategy is based on a framework and methodology that aligns both marketing and sales, and supports scalable, repeatable, and predictable revenue growth for your organization.
‘Agile’ uses a combination of marketing & sales channels to simultaneously attack your market from every angle. Then you continually reassess your results and fluidly shift our efforts to what’s working, so you get results like you’ve never seen before.
Whether it’s a seasoned manufacturing executive or a trendy ‘twenty-something’, your ideal customer likely uses multiple devices each day and a mix of work, personal, and play across several different online mediums.
Success then requires constantly moving your acquisition strategy and budget to where your customers are. Keeping your activity ‘agile’ so to speak. By changing tactics to stay where the best results are coming from, you’ll get a constant flow of ‘wins’ that you can build momentum on. It’s innovative, aggressive, and incredibly successful.
This is what I call Agile Customer Acquisition.
A Typical Approach When Working
One-On-One With Me
It doesn't have to start at Phase 1 if you know the exact problem you need solved. However, from strategy to execution I can be there with you every step of the way.
Phase 1: Audit
Understand Your Current State
Everything begins with an understanding of your current state. I break this audit process down into 3 distinct categories:
- Tactics: Let's audit what you're currently doing from a marketing perspective.
- Technology: Are you leveraging everything that you should be when it comes to marketing technology?
- Talent: Let's make sure you have the right people on the bus to drive your business forward. This includes internal and external (agency) audits.
We'll combine multiple calls with our Audit Intake checklist to help both sides really understand the current state of your business. If you know what main problems you want us to focus on, we encourage you to share.
Phase 2: Align
Organize & Prioritize
After completing the Audit, it's time for both sides to properly organize and prioritize the biggest issues to start tackling. Usually, this focuses on the three core segments of a well-aligned marketing & sales function:
- Marketing: How efficiently are you targeting the right audience with your marketing strategy?
- Web: How well is your website converting the right people into sales-qualified opportunities?
- Sales: How well is your sales team closing the sales-qualified opportunities that are provided?
Our engagement can start and end with marketing, but I strongly encourage, and have the data to support, that best-in-class companies look at all three segments to ensure they're driving meaningful revenue growth.
Phase 3: Action
Execute On The Plan
Like any good task list, the goal is to start solving the problems that we've identified after the audit. Once again, this is broken into three key segments:
- Who: Who should be executing the new marketing strategy or set of tactics?
- Where: Where does all of our information, analytics, and data flow from these tactics?
- When: When do all of the tactics occur, what's the cadence, frequency, and more?
We'll continue this process on a monthly basis until there's nothing left to solve inside your company. You're the ultimate decider of when we're 'finished'.
Check Availability & Let's Talk
A great fractional CMO shouldn't cost $15,000/month.
Engagements can range between $2,500 to $3,500/month. I only work with 5 clients at any given time.
You don't have to work with me for 12 months but if you do, I guarantee an ROI on our engagement or I'll cut a check back for 10% of my fee.
If you're interested in learning how I can solve your marketing problems, feel free to fill out the form below and share how I can help, I'll be in touch ASAP.
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