Chief Marketing Officer (CMO)

GTM Strategy & Positioning

Perché: Lets you choose which market to enter or defend, and with what message, when a competitor changes pricing or a new category appears, and get sales and product to follow.

Market Segmentation

Perché: Lets you retire a segment that is large but unprofitable and move the team to one that closes faster, backing the call with data on size and buying behavior.

Brand Positioning

Perché: Lets you reposition the brand after a market shift or a move upmarket, and bring product, sales and customer success to say the same thing.

Brand Partnerships & Sponsorships

Perché: Lets you decide whether a sponsorship or co-marketing deal is worth its cost, by judging audience fit and credibility gained, not just visibility.

Data Analytics & Insights

Perché: Lets you tell from attribution and cohort data why pipeline dropped last quarter, and change the plan, rather than reporting numbers without a conclusion.

Demand Generation

Perché: Lets you build an integrated program that meets a pipeline target and agree the definition of a qualified lead with sales, so the number is trusted.

Content Strategy & Execution

Perché: Lets you direct a content team around a few themes that support the positioning and the sales motion, and decide what to stop producing.

Budget Allocation & Planning

Perché: Lets you split a fixed budget across channels and programs, and move money mid-year to what is working, explaining the trade-offs to the CFO.

CAC Payback & Unit Economics

Perché: Lets you show whether paid growth is sustainable by tracking acquisition cost against payback time per channel, and slow spending when payback stretches.

Team Building & Talent Management

Perché: Lets you decide which marketing roles to hire first, how to grow a strong specialist into a lead, and how to keep people after a reorganization.

Cross-Functional Alignment

Perché: Lets you resolve the recurring conflict with sales over lead quality, and agree shared targets with product and finance, so marketing is not judged in isolation.