
Flexible marketing leadership, focused strategic sprints, and custom advisory support — built to meet your business at the stage, speed, and level of depth it needs.
Not every company needs the same kind of marketing support.
Some need an experienced strategic leader to bring order, focus, and momentum across the entire marketing function. Some need a concentrated sprint that solves one urgent foundational problem — positioning, thought leadership, audience clarity, or competitive differentiation. Others need a trusted advisor to help think through a specific challenge, sharpen a message, pressure-test a plan, or guide an important moment of growth.
Stone Soup is designed to meet clients in all of those situations.
Ongoing executive marketing leadership.
Best for companies that need a strategic partner embedded in the business.
3-12 Months
Daily/Weekly Involvement
Full Strategic Oversight
Fixed-scope, fixed-outcome engagements.
Best for companies who know what they need and want to move fast.
2-8 Weeks
Defined Deliverables
Predictable Investment
Flexible support for companies that need periodic strategic input without a full engagement.
Monthly Cadence
Advisory Sessions
Strategic Guidance On Demand

For companies that are too ambitious for ad-hoc marketing but too lean for a full-time CMO, the Fractional CMO engagement fills the gap. You get a senior strategic partner embedded in your business — owning the marketing function and accountable to results.
I work with your team as an extension of leadership, not an outside consultant. That means attending leadership team meetings, managing agency partners, building internal capability, and being in the room when strategic decisions are made.
Companies with $1M–$15M ARR
10–75 employees
No full-time CMO in place
Lean or first marketing hire
Ready for intentional growth

Struggling to explain what you do in 30 seconds10–75 employees
Preparing for a fundraising round
About to redesign your website
Entering a new market or segment
Onboarding your first marketing hire
Post-acquisition and rebuilding identity hire
Before you redesign your website, hire a marketing team, or launch a campaign — you need to answer three questions:
1) Who are we?
2) What do we stand for?
3) How do we communicate that in a way that moves people?
The Brand Builder is a structured sprint that answers all three.
Positioning statement + brand architecture
Messaging framework (company-level, audience-specific)
Value proposition language (homepage-ready)
Differentiation narrative
Tone & voice guidelines
3 strategic headlines for each key audience

Struggling to generate qualified leads
Getting meetings but not closing deals
Entering a new market segment
Building an ABM strategy
Rebuilding a marketing function from scratch
Most thought leadership fails because it's inconsistent, random, and not strategically grounded.
The Thought Leadership Jumpstart gives you the framework, the content, and the system to show up with intention — and keep showing up.
5-pillar content strategy framework
90-day editorial calendar (36 posts, planned by pillar)
20+ full LinkedIn post drafts
Voice & tone profile for founder
Repurposing strategy (carousel, newsletter, video)

Most companies think they know their audience. Most are wrong.
The Audience Blueprint is a rigorous research engagement that moves beyond personas and into the psychographics, buying triggers, and language that actually drive decisions.
4 full ICP profiles (pain points, triggers, objections)
Psychographic and behavioral analysis
Buying journey mappingDifferentiation narrative
Language & messaging cues by segment3 strategic headlines for each key audience
Channel + format recommendations
Outreach sequence templates
Struggling to explain what you do in 30 seconds10–75 employees
Preparing for a fundraising round
About to redesign your website
Entering a new market or segment
Onboarding your first marketing hire
Post-acquisition and rebuilding identity hire

Most SWOT analyses are vague and unhelpful.
The Competitive Edge SWOT goes deeper — analyzing the messaging, positioning, content, and go-to-market strategies of your key competitors to find the gaps your brand can own.
Full competitive landscape mapping (5–8 competitors)
Positioning gap analysis
Messaging & narrative comparison matrix
Differentiation opportunities identified
Strategic recommendations
Positioning statement options based on gaps found
Losing deals to competitors you don't fully understand
Struggling to articulate your differentiation
Entering a competitive market for the first time
Preparing a pitch deck or investor narrativeOnboarding your first marketing hire
Building new service lines or pivoting direction