Industry Specialization
B2B marketing strategy for logistics, freight, and supply chain companies. How to compete beyond price, build relationships with procurement teams, and position your operation as the trusted partner - not just the lowest bidder.
Logistics marketing has historically been dominated by sales relationships and price competition. But shippers and procurement teams are increasingly evaluating logistics providers on digital presence, thought leadership, and brand credibility before they ever get on a call. The logistics companies growing fastest are building marketing engines that generate inbound demand - not just responding to RFPs.
The primary buyers in Logistics and Supply Chain: Supply chain directors, VP of operations, procurement managers, COOs, and logistics managers at mid-market and enterprise companies. Each of these decision-makers evaluates vendors differently and responds to different proof points. A Logistics and Supply Chain fractional CMO understands the buying committee dynamics and builds messaging that resonates with each stakeholder at the right stage of the decision process.
The most effective marketing channels for Logistics and Supply Chain companies: content marketing and SEO, LinkedIn for supply chain decision-makers, industry events and trade publications, email nurture, case studies and proof of performance. Channel selection must match where your specific buyers spend attention - not where your competitor is spending budget.
3PLs, freight brokers, warehousing companies, last-mile delivery providers, supply chain technology companies
What You Get
Cost Comparison
Fractional CMO: $36K-$144K/year
Full-Time CMO: $200K-$450K/year
Marketing Agency: $60K-$200K/year (no strategy)
What does a fractional CMO do for Logistics and Supply Chain companies?
Sets marketing strategy, builds the demand generation engine, defines ICP and positioning, manages your team and agencies, and is accountable to pipeline and revenue - not activity metrics. Specifically in Logistics and Supply Chain, this means understanding your buyer's unique decision process and building marketing that matches it.
How much does a fractional CMO cost for a Logistics and Supply Chain company?
$3,000 to $15,000 per month depending on scope and engagement hours. Most Logistics and Supply Chain companies at $1M-$15M revenue engage at $5,000 to $10,000 per month for 15-20 hours per week.
30 minutes. We'll review your current Logistics and Supply Chain marketing situation, identify the biggest gaps, and give you a straight recommendation. No pitch.
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