A full-time marketing manager is one salary, usually expert in one or two channels. Enter what that hire would cost and what you already spend. You will see how much you would free up every month with a fractional brand partner instead, and what that extra budget could fund: more channels, more clients, more revenue. No email required to see your result.
Extra budget to diversify with
$0 / month
That is what trading a full-time manager for Valore frees up every month. The same money, pointed at reach instead of one salary.
Marketing manager
$0
per month, loaded with benefits and overhead
Valore
$3,500
per month, plus a one-time $4,500 Sprint
Your monthly marketing budget could grow from $0 to $0 without spending a dollar more in total.
Put the freed budget to work with the right specialists at your current cost per client, and the numbers compound across the year.
Your current cost per client is about $0. Instead of one generalist salary, that freed budget can diversify across the channels a single hire rarely covers well: SEO, paid search, paid social, email, content, PR, and referrals, each one another way for the right clients to find you.
Get your numbers as a one-page summary, plus where we would put the freed budget first for a brand at your stage, and the one channel most likely to move the needle for you.
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Book a Discovery CallHow this is calculated: a full-time hire is loaded at 1.3x base salary to cover benefits, payroll tax, equipment, paid time off, and ramp, which is a conservative industry estimate. Valore is $3,500 per month, plus a one-time $4,500 Brand Intelligence Sprint in the first year. The monthly amount freed is the loaded manager cost per month minus the Valore retainer. Additional clients are the freed annual budget divided by your current cost per client (your monthly spend divided by new clients per month). Revenue uses your average revenue per client; lifetime value multiplies that by how many times a client buys. These are planning estimates, not a guarantee. The point is the shape of the decision, not a promise of results.