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What are the mechanics of hiring a Fractional Marketing leader for your business? BoneChat #48 short

20 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this short, the speaker explains how hiring a fractional Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) works from a contractual and financial perspective. Each client negotiates an individual contract that aligns with what they can afford, ensuring the arrangement supports their specific goals. The speaker highlights the cost advantages of a fractional CMO: no need for office space, equipment, or employee benefits, and no long‑term salary commitments. Despite these savings, businesses gain access to high‑caliber marketing talent without the overhead of a full‑time hire.

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of how do I know I can afford it? My simple answer is this: our contract is based between you and I, and we work on what the contract is that's affordable for you, and, and so you can achieve your goals. You know, that negotiation is individual to each client, but also you're saving with a CMO, a fractional CMO, in that you don't need to have the overhead office space computers, cell phone, whatever comes with hiring a new employee. There's no additional benefits, there's no commitment to salary, there's no, uh, long-term commitment, but you get access to top talent without having to have that commitment or having to commit to long-term salaries.