Developing marketing strategies is hard, executing on them is harder. Doing so consistently quarter after quarter requires a systemic and scientific approach.In the noisy environment of today, how do you grow your business in the hyper competitive world of marketing? What are the right metrics to make sure you're delivering real value? Are your offline, online, and CRM, fully integrated? Which dollars (and hours) spent deliver results, which just feel like keeping busy? Understanding the right solutions, tying them together, and measuring the results isn't an art, it's a science. Pretty website portfolios are great, but are you pushing your content our right through LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Google, and Bing? How about Flipboard and Reddit? So many channels to market, how do you use them effectively?Are you converting well? Is you advisor cherry picking numbers or systemically providing value? How do you measure results that will impact the bottom line?Qualified leads? I've been helping businesses generate leads since 2002.Selling more products? I built my first eCommerce site in 2003.Launching a startup? I love advising and mentoring young founders.Schedule a call with me, http://j.mp/AlexHochbergerSchedule, and we'll discuss what works for you.About meI graduated MIT just as the dot com crash was collapsing. I learned to build businesses without massive budgets. My first business was launched my senior year of college, and I've founded or joined early stage ventures ever since.I obtained my MBA from Duke University in 2006, focusing on marketing and general management because I knew that I wanted to understand the nuts and bolts of business as well as I understood computers, and I've been helping grow startup ventures ever since.I'm currently with Debt.com, growing our generic domain name into the top website in subprime finance.Specialties: Online Marketing Strategy, Software architecture, Database Design, Statistical Analysis.