I don't think it's any small thing to categorize by budget. Half the problem is never knowing where to put your money considering your level/ size/ stage... and always worrying something has slipped through the cracks because you're not a marketer. You get so much of this info in bits and pieces, but never one simple place that you know will be a repository for everything. I also appreciate how this acts as a roadmap for when you do have more budget - you can take a peek at what you'll be able to ramp up to and the resources/ tools you have to start keeping an eye on.
@triplejas thanks, Jasmine! That was exactly the goal of No CMO - a source to build your marketing strategy, not just a list of tools.
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Like it, thanks guys! A great list, that I will definitely use! It's also will be interesting if you include some thoughts and some advices of famous CMOs
Nice job and a very valuable resource for a lot of people starting out.
As with previous comments, I think you would do really well to include a $100/month option as companies don't really grow that linearly and it's also a challenge to figure out where that money would be best spent given all the options :)
I also like that you take a stand on which services you prefer - everyone talks about MailChimp for good reason, but SendInBlue seems to deliver huge comparative value for $0 budget.
Keep up the good work & best of luck to you.
@tariktech Thanks, Tarik! We appreciate the feedback
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Hi @Moran_Barnea This is really an informative concept, the idea of No CMO is indeed fascinating, your blog posts speaks volume about it, But the idea of shelling out $1000 is looks like, bit on a higher side. Thanks for sharing
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