I work remotely with Boston teams as a fractional growth lead: owning SEO & GEO, paid media, CRO, attribution and AI automation — and building Shopify stores when the store is the bottleneck. Engagements start with a one-week audit ($1,500).
Boston's economy runs on research: biotech, medical devices, robotics, education and the software companies that spin out of its universities and hospitals. Buyers here are experts, and marketing language rarely impresses them. Growth depends on credible, evidence-backed content, long-cycle B2B nurture and measurement that holds up when a scientist or a CFO asks how the numbers were calculated.
What I see in Boston
Life sciences and medtech companies work under FDA rules on promotional claims, so campaigns need medical, legal and regulatory review built into the timeline.
Healthcare organizations must keep protected health information out of third-party tracking tools, which makes pixel audits and server-side setups essential for patient-facing sites.
Massachusetts data security regulations (201 CMR 17.00) require a written information security program from anyone holding residents' personal information, which affects how CRMs and marketing tools are chosen and configured.
Deep-tech and robotics startups often sell a category buyers don't yet understand, so education-led content and patient nurture outperform short-term lead generation.
Search & AI discovery in Boston
Boston buyers research deeply before they talk to anyone: scientists, clinicians and engineers read papers, technical documentation and case studies, and increasingly ask AI assistants to summarize the options. Content that cites evidence and explains methodology earns trust with people and AI tools alike. Local searches span Boston, Cambridge and the Route 128 corridor, where many life sciences and tech companies are based.
Massachusetts requires a written security program for residents' personal data, and healthcare clients must keep patient information away from ad platforms. Tracking on health-related pages is minimized or run server-side with data stripping, and business associate agreements are checked before any tool touches protected data.
A fractional CMO in Boston typically costs $8,000–$18,000 a month, compared with a full-time CMO package that often exceeds $250,000 in biotech, medtech and SaaS. I work remotely with Boston teams to build evidence-led growth, long-cycle pipeline and compliant tracking, with engagements from $6,000/mo.
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Pick by how much I run for you, from a one-week audit to owning the whole growth number. No lock-in, month-to-month, and the audit fee is credited if you continue.
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Growth Audit
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$1,500
One-week audit: tracking, funnel, SEO/GEO and paid review. Ranked opportunities and a 90-day plan.
Yes, on the commercial side: positioning, websites, demand generation and measurement. I build medical, legal and regulatory review into every workflow, and your team keeps final approval over claims and scientific content.
Can you keep our tracking HIPAA-safe?
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I audit what your site sends to ad and analytics platforms, remove or restrict tracking on sensitive pages and set up server-side tagging with data controls. Whether a specific setup meets HIPAA is confirmed by your privacy officer or counsel.
Our sales cycle is long. How do you measure marketing's impact?
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With leading indicators tied to pipeline: engaged accounts, meetings booked, opportunity creation and stage progression. Those show direction months before a deal closes, and closed revenue confirms it later.
Can you market a deep-tech product buyers don't understand yet?
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Yes. When the category is new, I start with education: clear explanations of the problem, real applications and comparisons with the methods buyers use today. Nurture programs then move technical evaluators and budget holders forward at their own pace, and reporting tracks account engagement long before pipeline appears.