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Paige Chadwick

Paige has a passion for building companies and brands that resonate with customers—both B2B and B2C—and solving problems related to customer acquisition, experience and retention. With 20+ years of experience managing high-performing marketing organizations, she demonstrates proven leadership in complex environments. A business, marketing and brand strategist, Paige utilizes deep experience in corporate, growth, startup and agency settings to drive strategic planning, innovation, brand positioning, customer acquisition and revenue growth in highly competitive markets.

Financial Resilience: ITR Economics’ 15-Year Forecast to Help You Through the 2030s

Thu, Nov 14, 2024 | Posted by Pete Hayes

The below article from ITR Economics, a valuable and trusted resource for Chief Outsiders, details steps you can take to prepare for the economic depression coming in the 2030s. If you aren't confident that your business can weather the downturn, it may be a good time to reach out to one of our Fractional Chief Marketing Officers and Chief Sales Officers. They can provide the agile, adaptable support required to quickly pivot marketing and sales strategies as economic conditions evolve.

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How to Retain Customers and Develop Brand Advocates - Part 2

Fri, Sep 13, 2019 — Part 2 of 3: Developing a Retention Marketing Program As we learned in my previous post, retention marketing encompasses the activities associated with retaining customers or increasing customer value through re-purchasing and up-selling products and services. It’s anywhere from five to 25 times less expensive than acquisition marketing—and done well can reduce the expense pressure of acquisition marketing to grow your business. Retention marketing should be a part of any business growth strategy. Retention marketing involves communicating with your customers in a way that helps you nurture and keep them. This should be an ongoing priority for the business with buy-in from the top throughout the entire organization. After all, you’ve all worked hard and spent a lot of money to acquire those customers.

How to Retain Customers and Develop Brand Advocates - Part 1

Fri, Sep 6, 2019 — Part 1 of 3: Why retention marketing should be part of your growth strategy If you are losing customers at almost any rate, you are jeopardizing your business growth strategy. Every lost customer creates a hole that you must fill before you can claim any new customer growth. The more customers you churn, the deeper the gap before you can realize any revenue or profit growth.

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