Your fractional CMO

A senior marketing executive who leads your marketing part-time. You get the experience of a CMO who would cost six or seven figures a year full-time, for a monthly fee.

Often not a large one. Rehman brings his own team of real specialists and AI agents, and works alongside any people you already have.

AI agents handle repeatable work such as inbound call handling, outbound calling, automated email and email marketing, AI chatbots, virtual assistants, social media, creative and paid ads, while real people handle strategy, creative direction and relationships.

When power tools came along, carpenters, plumbers and electricians didn't disappear. Their tools got better, and the best professionals got faster. Power tools didn't turn homeowners into electricians either. AI works the same way. It is a powerful tool that speeds up the work and, used the right way, makes it better. But a professional's tools in untrained hands don't produce a professional's results. Rehman and his team use AI every day and combine it with 15+ years of experience, so you get the speed of AI and the judgment of a professional.

No. AI is not yet reliably accurate. It can invent facts, miss context and produce generic content, so relying on it for 100% of the work leads to AI slop. Rehman's team works on a simple rule: humans + AI = great results. AI handles speed and repetitive work such as first drafts, data analysis, call answering and follow-up, while experienced people own the strategy, creative judgment, fact-checking and final quality.

An agency executes tasks. A fractional CMO owns the strategy, sets priorities and budgets, manages every partner and is accountable for results. Rehman does both: he leads like an executive and brings his own team to execute.

It depends on your stage and scope, typically a set number of hours and meetings each month, plus his team working day to day. The exact commitment is defined in your proposal.

For many companies, yes. With AI agents handling calls, follow-up, email and reporting, a senior leader and a lean specialist team can now do what used to take a full department, at a fraction of the cost.

Every engagement is scoped to your goals, size and timeline, so there is no one-size price list. Most clients work on a monthly retainer, and some projects are priced as fixed-scope work. You will get a clear proposal after a consultation call.

No. Rehman specializes in building systems that work and scale. He studies how your business sells and operates, identifies what is holding growth back, and designs the system around your specific requirements.

Rehman sets the strategy and leads the engagement personally. Execution is handled by his team of experienced specialists, supported by AI agents for repeatable tasks such as follow-up, reporting and data entry. Real people handle anything that needs judgment, creativity or a relationship.

Book a consultation. Rehman will review your business, goals and current marketing, then recommend a plan. If it is a fit, onboarding usually takes one to two weeks.

Most engagements start with an initial term, often three to six months, long enough to implement properly and show results. After that, most clients continue month to month.

Before work begins, you agree on the numbers that matter, such as leads, pipeline, revenue, cost per acquisition or return on ad spend. You get regular reporting against those targets and a monthly review.

Fifteen years in marketing, 2,500+ businesses and nonprofits guided, $75M+ in ad spend managed and hundreds of millions of dollars in campaign revenue. Rehman has scaled brands from eight figures to nine figures in annual revenue.

When power tools came along, carpenters, plumbers and electricians didn't disappear. Their tools got better, and the best professionals got faster. Power tools didn't turn homeowners into electricians either. AI works the same way. It is a powerful tool that speeds up the work and, used the right way, makes it better. But a professional's tools in untrained hands don't produce a professional's results. Rehman and his team use AI every day and combine it with 15+ years of experience, so you get the speed of AI and the judgment of a professional.

Usually by a wide margin. A full-time CMO costs six to seven figures a year once you add salary, bonus, equity, benefits and recruiting. A fractional CMO costs a monthly fee, and with Rehman that fee includes access to his team and AI agents.

No. An agency executes the work it is hired for. A fractional CMO owns the strategy and the budget, chooses which channels and partners to use, and is accountable for business results.

Yes. Rehman can manage your existing agencies and hold them accountable, or replace parts of their work with his own team when that is better value.

Usually when marketing becomes large and complex enough to need a dedicated executive every day, often well into nine figures in revenue. Many companies use a fractional CMO to build the team and systems before that hire, and to help recruit the right person.

Within weeks. There is no lengthy recruiting process, and Rehman's team and AI agents can begin execution immediately after the strategy is agreed.

Sets strategy and budget, leads the team and partners, reviews performance, makes decisions on channels and creative, and reports results to leadership, while the team executes day to day.

Rehman's own team of specialists across New York, the Philippines, India and Pakistan, supported by AI agents for calls, follow-up, email, chat and reporting.