FRACTIONAL CMO

A Fractional CMO for Law Firms That Want to Grow on Purpose

Get a senior marketing leader who owns your strategy, budget and vendors, and reports to your partners in plain numbers.

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What is a fractional CMO, and who is it for?

A fractional CMO is an experienced Chief Marketing Officer who works with your firm part-time, usually a set number of hours each month. It is built for firms that spend real money on marketing, often $5,000 or more a month, but have no one in-house who can set strategy and hold agencies accountable. You get executive-level direction for a fraction of what a full-time CMO costs.

PROBLEMS WE SOLVE

Sound familiar?

You can't tell what's working

Agencies send reports full of clicks and impressions, but nobody can tell you which channel produced your last ten signed cases.

Partners are doing the marketing

Billable attorneys spend evenings approving ads and posts instead of practicing law.

Too many vendors, no plan

An SEO agency, a PPC freelancer and a web developer all work separately, and no one owns the whole picture.

Leads slip through intake

Calls go to voicemail and web forms sit for a day, so money spent on ads never turns into consultations.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Everything a marketing department leader does

  • 12-month marketing plan

    Goals by practice area, channel mix and a budget tied to the cases you want.

  • Budget ownership

    We allocate and reallocate spend monthly based on cost per signed case.

  • Vendor management

    We hire, brief and hold accountable your agencies and freelancers, or replace them.

  • Tracking and reporting

    Call tracking, form tracking and a monthly dashboard that ties marketing to intake and revenue.

  • Intake review

    We listen to calls, test response times and help your team convert more leads.

  • Monthly leadership meeting

    A standing meeting with your partners to review results and decide next steps.

HOW IT WORKS

From first call to steady leadership

  1. Free analysis

    We audit your website, search visibility, ads, reviews and intake, then share what we find.

  2. 90-day plan

    You get clear priorities for the first quarter, with owners, budgets and targets.

  3. Ongoing leadership

    We run the plan, manage vendors and report results every month.

CLIENT RESULTS

What attorneys say

“Eric gave our firm the marketing leadership we were missing. For the first time we have a clear plan, real accountability and numbers we can trust.”
Sample ClientManaging Partner, Sample Law Firm
FAQ

Fractional CMO questions

How much does a fractional CMO cost compared to a full-time hire?

A full-time CMO typically costs well over $200,000 a year once you add salary, benefits and bonus. A fractional CMO is a monthly fee for a set scope, usually a small share of that, with no recruiting cost or long-term employment commitment.

How many hours a month will you work with our firm?

Most firms start with a fixed monthly scope that covers planning, vendor management, reporting and a monthly leadership meeting. We agree on the scope up front and adjust it as your needs change.

Will you replace our current marketing agency?

Not necessarily. We first review what each vendor delivers. Good partners stay and get clearer direction. Vendors who can't show results are replaced.

What size firm is a good fit?

Solo practices with growth goals up to firms with several offices. The best fit is a firm that spends meaningfully on marketing and wants a single person accountable for results.

How do you measure success?

By cost per signed case and revenue by source, not clicks or likes. We set up call and form tracking so every lead can be traced from first contact to signed retainer.

Is there a long-term contract?

We recommend at least six months, because strategy needs time to show results, but terms are discussed openly before you start.

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