Claude Code consulting for marketing leaders

A 1-on-1 Claude Code setup for the CMO, VP of Marketing, or fractional marketing lead managing campaigns, content, agencies, and the analytics that justify the budget. Skills for performance synthesis, content briefs, customer research, and the quarterly review your CEO has been asking for.

You are accountable for the number. Most of your week is meetings about the number.

A marketing leader's week is calendar Tetris. Agency check-ins, sales alignment, executive readouts, the all-hands you committed to, the campaign review, the budget conversation, the brand discussion that should have been a memo. Each one needs prep. Each one produces follow-ups. The work that turns into pipeline is what gets squeezed.

Your data lives in five places. GA4, Hubspot, the warehouse, the agency dashboards, the spreadsheet your analyst keeps in their personal drive. Your content lives in seven. Your customer research lives in transcripts nobody has read.

Claude Code, set up to your stack, drafts the synthesis. You spend the saved hour on the strategy nobody else can do.

The skills for the marketing chair

Campaign performance synthesis

A skill that pulls campaign data from GA4, Hubspot, your ad platforms, and your warehouse. Produces the cross-channel synthesis with the wins, the under-performers, and the budget reallocation recommendations. The Monday morning view, drafted by Sunday night.

Content brief drafting

A skill that takes a content topic, your customer research, the keyword data, and your brand voice doc. Produces the brief the agency or freelancer can run with. The forty-five minutes you do not have, in five.

Customer research synthesis

Drop a folder of customer interview transcripts and survey responses. A skill produces the themes, the direct quotes, the segment differences, and the implications for positioning. The work you keep promising to do quarterly, on a schedule.

Quarterly board narrative

A skill that pulls last quarter's commitments, the actuals, the campaigns shipped, and the pipeline contribution. Drafts the marketing section of the board update against your CEO's standard format. You edit the story, not the data table.

Competitive intelligence

A scheduled task on Mondays. Reads competitor sites, their press, their hiring posts, their product release notes, and the social signal. Produces the weekly competitive memo. The thing your team has been doing badly in a Notion doc, done well, on time.

Account-based briefs

A skill that takes a target account list and produces a one-page brief per account: their tech stack, their hiring signals, their recent press, the buying committee, the angle of approach. The work that makes ABM actually account-based.

Set up your chair, or roll out the marketing team

Team Rollout · $15K-$35K

The marketing org

Five to twenty-five marketers on a shared playbook. Common skills, common conventions. Three live sessions, adoption checks, 30 days of async support. The investment that compounds across every brief and campaign review at the company. See the Rollout →

Spend the saved hour on the strategy.

One day. The marketing chair, drafted from your stack.