One of the fastest ways Fractional CMOs burn out is by not being clear on their role. When you don’t know what you should own – and what you shouldn’t – you end up overdelivering, doing work you shouldn’t, and being way busier than you need to be, which ultimately limits your earning potential.

In this episode of my series “What I Do and Don’t Do as a CMO,” and I’m diving into Social Media

We cover:

What social media ownership actually means as a CMO
How to think about channel selection and prioritization
The role of positioning and high-level content direction
What it looks like to guide performance without getting pulled into daily execution
Why clear boundaries around social media are essential for protecting your time and value

If you’ve ever found yourself mapping out content calendars, reviewing captions, editing reels, or posting content, — this episode will help you reset your boundaries and focus on the strategic role you’re meant to play as a CMO.

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What I Do (and Don’t Do) With Social Media as a Fractional CMO