What If You Could Have A Fortune 500 CMO Without The Full-Time Price Tag?
40 years. Ten Super Bowls. $460B in client revenue. Now available as your outsourced Chief Marketing Officer. Average $20,000/month. Max 10 clients.
A full-time Chief Marketing Officer at a major brand costs $300,000 to $500,000 per year. Plus benefits. Plus equity. And most of them have never built a 7-figure business from scratch.
Ken has.
The Ad Zombies Fractional CMO engagement puts Ken’s brain, his 40 years of creative experience, and his direct involvement in your marketing strategy — without the full-time overhead.
What This Engagement Looks Like
Ken becomes your outsourced CMO. He sits in on strategy sessions. He reviews creative. He identifies what’s working and what needs to change. He gives your team direction they can actually execute.
This isn’t consulting from a distance. It’s embedded strategic leadership.
Average engagement: $20,000/month. Term: 12 to 24 months.
Who This Is For
This engagement is for businesses that are past the startup stage and ready to scale. You have a team. You have a product that works. What you need is strategic marketing leadership that can take you from good to dominant.
Capacity
Ken takes a maximum of 10 Fractional CMO clients. This is not scarcity marketing. It’s how you maintain quality.
Request Strategic Review →Frequently Asked Questions
An agency executes. A CMO leads. A Fractional CMO does both. Ken isn't managing a team of juniors assigned to your account. He's directly involved in your strategy.
That's the average investment. The specific scope varies by engagement. But broadly: direct access to Ken, regular strategy sessions, creative direction, marketing leadership, and measurable accountability for results.
12 to 24 months is the typical term. Marketing strategy requires consistency over time. Short engagements rarely produce the results clients are hoping for.
There's no hard floor, but the Fractional CMO engagement is designed for businesses serious about growth. You should have a team in place that can execute on strategic direction.
Request a strategic review. We'll talk, determine if there's a fit, and outline the engagement scope before anything is committed.