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  • MARKETING ALPHA
  • FACTS
  • EXECUTION
  • LEADERSHIP
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    • MARKETING ALPHA
    • FACTS
    • EXECUTION
    • LEADERSHIP
  • MARKETING ALPHA
  • FACTS
  • EXECUTION
  • LEADERSHIP

"Marketing Alpha"

"Marketing Alpha" "Marketing Alpha" "Marketing Alpha"

  15-YEARS AS THE ONLY MARKETING SPECIALIST FOR SUB-$100 MILLION AUM MANAGERS.

MOST SUB-$100 MANAGERS DO NOT HAVE A MARKETING PROCESS AND LACK A CLEAR UNDERSTANDING OF APPROPRIATE MARKETING. AS A RESULT, MOST FAIL RAISING ASSETS

SUCCESSFUL FUNDRAISING REQUIRES FOCUSED, DISCIPLINED AND WELL-EXECUTED markETING.

"PERFORMANCE GETS ATTENTION NOT ASSETS!".

There’s TOO MUCH “BS” about MARKETING + raising ASSETS for SUB-$100 MILLION AUM managers.

"NO BS": "FACTS NOT FEELINGS"

"Marketing BS" kills the ability of a sub-$100 AUM manager to succeed fundraising.


THE KEY DIFFERENCE MAKER: "MARKETING ALPHA". = NO BS!


A rigorous "step-by-step" "fact-based; data-driven" process supported by 30+years frontline marketing and fundraising experience in tandem with 1-on-1 personal engagement with "independent high-integrity data and research" that fosters candid communication and accountability to enable the consistent marketing process execution mandatory for "sub-institutional" ($0-$100 million AUM) and managers to raise assets in a hyper-competitive and crowded capital raising climate from highly risk-averse, stringently selective and idiosyncratically demanding investors, allocators, intermediaries and gatekeepers.

3 "MISTAKES" MADE BY SUB-$100 MANAGERS:

1) "PITCHING" 2) "POSTING" 3) "PARTYING"

     Most “sub-institutional” managers firmly believe "performance brings assets".


As such, they view "marketing" as simply displaying and distributing performance:


  1. “Pitching performance”.
  2. “Posting performance ” to databases, platforms & social media (linkedin). 
  3. "Partying" (Attending conferences). 


Those "actions" are NOT aspects of an appropriate marketing process. In fact, they promote "inconsistent + inappropriate + improvisational marketing behavior", which contributes to chronic struggle, frustration and failure raising assets.


                          THE RESULTS OF "PITCHING, POSTING & PARTYING":


  • NO PROCESS = Lack of structure, focus, consistency and discipline.  
  • Inadequately-strategized and poorly-executed "marketing + fundraising" without the critical coordination necessary for sustained and appropriate "investor-centric + prospect-specific" engagement, which is mandatory to succeed raising assets. 
  • Consistent AUM growth from new investors never occurs.
  • AUM expansion from existing investors declines.
  • Retention of existing AUM suffers.
  • Wasted time, money and other valuable limited resources.  

"MARKETING ALPHA": how Sub-$100 MANAGERs succeed raising assets.

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