Fractional marketing leadership for B2B tech companies

I mastered the art of turning marketing activity into pipeline.

When the founder is still carrying marketing, or the team of one is buried in tactics, I step in with the strategy, structure, and senior judgment to connect the work to revenue.

Tiffany Nwahiri standing beside her laptop

FORMER VP OF MARKETING · FRACTIONAL LEADER · FOUNDER OF 3RD + TAYLOR

17 years in B2Bformer VP of Marketing+426% qualified demosfounder · 3rd + Taylorframeworks over shiny objectsmarketing → pipeline17 years in B2Bformer VP of Marketing+426% qualified demosfounder · 3rd + Taylorframeworks over shiny objectsmarketing → pipeline

Prelude · The problem

The pipeline goal is growing faster than the marketing system.

Product-market fit is real. Runway is not unlimited. Founder-led sales and referrals opened the first doors, but they cannot be the only plan for the next stage of growth.

What most companies do

Chase the goal with disconnected tactics: a post here, a campaign there, a new tool every quarter.

Don't kill the messenger, but more activity will not fix a disconnected foundation.

What actually fixes it

A system: the right message, at the right moment, across the buyer's whole journey.

One campaign story gives marketing, sales, and the buyer a clear next step.

Act I · The buyer

Know. Like. Trust. The order matters.

Your buyer needs recognition before affinity, and affinity before trust. Scroll to follow the sequence.

01

Know you exist

You cannot convert a market that does not recognize you.

02

Like what you stand for

Give buyers a point of view worth spending time with.

03

Trust you with the decision

Answer the questions that earn time, budget, and internal consensus.

Tiffany's takeMarketing ain't magic. If the story changes every time a channel changes, you do not have a campaign. You have activity.

Act II · The system

Warm T.L.C. follows the buyer, not the funnel graphic.

Buyers double back, bring in new people, disappear, and return. This framework keeps the story connected while they move.

W

Warm the market

Build recognition before asking for anything. The buyer should feel: I've seen her before, and she understands the problem.

T

Drive intentional traffic

Bring the right people into a connected story, not a collection of channels fighting for credit.

L

Build qualified leads

Teach buyers enough to earn attention, trust, and a meaningful next step.

C

Convert with context

Hand sales an informed opportunity with the story, signals, and timing already attached.

Act III · The receipts

Senior thinking. Builder's hands.

I built much of my career inside mid-market and billion-dollar organizations, leading in-house teams and learning what strong marketing operations require. Now I bring the best of that discipline to growth-stage companies, where we can deploy, test, and optimize faster. I have also been the first marketing hire, so I know how to build from the ground up without losing sight of what needs to scale.

17 years

Inside B2B marketing

Practitioner, marketing team of one, global leader, VP, and founder.

+426%

Qualified demo bookings

In 30 days, with no additional media spend.

+12%

Sales-qualified leads

In 90 days, while marketing investment stayed below 1% of revenue.

$16K/mo

Wasted ad spend cut

Within 30 days, after finding the leaks and tightening the system.

Tiffany Nwahiri leading a B2B marketing strategy session

The art is knowing what the audience needs next. The work is building the system that delivers it.

Choose the right amount of muscle

One strategy. Two ways to engage.

Bring Tiffany inside the business.

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The next conversation

Tell me your goals. I'll give you the play-by-play plan.

Start with a short project brief. If the work is a fit, you will be invited to choose a time for a focused conversation about the path forward.

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