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Fractional CMO Show

It’s time to bring home bigger paychecks, create the lifestyle we deserve, and make a greater impact. Join host Casey Stanton on the Fractional CMO Show as he and his guests explore this growing industry and solve bigger problems.

Podcast · By Casey Stanton · English · Official site

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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Meat Proxy (opens the original)

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    AI is eating marketing from the bottom up, and most marketers don't see what that actually means for their career. Casey isn't talking about AI replacing creativity or strategy in some distant future, he's talking about what's already happening inside companies right now, where a single marketing coordinator armed with Claude is lobbing what one executive called 'slop grenades' into the business, and everyone is nodding along because no one in the room has the discernment to know the difference.

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    The AI Tools I Actually Use as a Fractional CMO (opens the original)

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    Right now, experienced marketers are spending hundreds of dollars a month on AI tools they barely use, or bouncing between platforms every time a new model drops, and wondering why they're not getting more out of any of it. In this episode, Casey breaks down the exact AI stack he runs today as a fractional CMO, including why he has 12 Claude Code windows open at any given moment, why he thinks the $200/month plan is the cheapest high-value purchase he's ever made, and why the interface matters j

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    The AI Turning Point Every Fractional CMO Needs to See Coming (opens the original)

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    The primary sources that marketers have relied on for years are quietly disappearing from AI. News organizations, forums, and media companies are locking down their content from the bots that power the tools everyone is rushing to adopt. What that means for how you serve clients, and for your own relevance, is something most fractional CMOs haven't thought through yet. This episode digs into why the AI tools your clients are counting on are about to get a lot less useful for real market intellig

  4. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Your Experience is Expiring (opens the original)

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    Are you actually worth what you're getting paid? It's a question most senior marketers never ask themselves honestly, and the answer is getting harder to dodge as the tools, the tactics, and the competition all shift beneath your feet. This episode opens with a provocation aimed squarely at the folks making $200K, $300K, $400K a year, and asks whether the experience behind that number is still current or quietly rotting on the shelf. What gets unpacked is the real pressure fractional CMOs are ab

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    When Vibe Coding Breaks, The CMO Pays For It (opens the original)

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    When a developer ships AI-generated code that quietly starts misfiring, the technical team moves on. What's left is a customer experience problem, a reputation problem, and a relationship problem. All of which land in the lap of the one person who wasn't even in the room when the code got written. This episode gets into why that's happening more often than anyone wants to admit, and what fractional CMOs need to understand to stay ahead of it. Casey looks at the specific failure mode that shows u

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