A go-to-market strategy for a mobile application is the plan that determines how you acquire your first users, build retention, and create the commercial conditions for growth, before you spend a meaningful budget. It covers positioning, channel selection, pricing, and the sequencing of those decisions against your actual launch constraints. Most app launches fail not…
Positioning an AI-native SaaS company for investors is not a pitch problem. It is a clarity problem. Investors have seen enough AI decks to know when a company is wrapping a feature in a narrative versus building something that compounds. The companies that raise on strong terms are the ones that can articulate, without ambiguity,…
The state of martech in 2025 is this: most marketing teams have more technology than they know what to do with, and the gap between what the stack promises and what it delivers has never been wider. Consolidation is happening, budgets are tighter, and the question that should be driving every purchasing decision, whether this…
The Zuora acquisition by Silver Lake in 2024, taking the subscription management platform private at roughly $1.7 billion, is one of those deals that looks clean on the surface and gets more interesting the longer you sit with it. Zuora built the infrastructure layer for the subscription economy. Silver Lake bought a business with real…
Drift marketing strategy is the practice of positioning your brand inside the environments, conversations, and contexts where your target buyers already spend time, rather than interrupting them in spaces they didn’t choose. Instead of broadcasting outward, you move with the current of your audience’s existing behaviour and let relevance do the work. It’s a deceptively…
Measured incrementality testing is the practice of isolating the causal effect of a marketing activity by comparing outcomes between an exposed group and a holdout group that did not see the activity. It answers one question that most marketing dashboards cannot: would those sales have happened anyway, without the ad? Most attribution models tell you…
AI adoption and SaaS consolidation are happening at the same time, and that is not a coincidence. As AI capabilities get embedded directly into the tools marketers already use, the case for running a dozen separate point solutions quietly collapses. The stack that made sense in 2020 is starting to look expensive and redundant. This…
A fractional CMO for B2B is a senior marketing executive who works with your business part-time or on a retained basis, typically two to four days per week, providing strategic leadership without the cost or commitment of a full-time hire. The best ones bring genuine commercial experience across your type of business, not just marketing…
Enterprise marketing metrics in 2025 are shifting away from activity-based reporting toward measures that connect marketing spend directly to business outcomes. The old dashboard, full of impressions, clicks, and cost-per-click benchmarks, tells you what happened inside your campaigns. It rarely tells you what happened to the business. That gap is where most enterprise marketing performance…
Most businesses that think they need a CMO don’t need a CMO. They need someone who can make good marketing decisions, own the commercial outcomes, and stop the function from running on autopilot. That person doesn’t have to sit in a C-suite seat with a six-figure salary and a three-letter title. The CMO hire has…
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