Hi, I'm Mike 👋

I build how companies are experienced.

Two decades turning brand, product, marketing, and culture into a single experience. Now I take the seat as a fractional Chief Experience Officer, without the full-time overhead.

Mike Mayo
The idea

The next differentiator is how your brand is experienced.

As products and AI converge, what separates companies is the experience they create. A distinctive one cannot be built by accident.

Customers

Every handoff keeps the promise made in the very first ad, long after the contract is signed.

Employees

The offer letter, the first day, and the first review all feel like the company that recruited them.

Partners

From signed agreement to first deal, partners get the same company that courted them.

The solution

One leader who owns it: a fractional Chief Experience Officer.

The experience framework, run from inside your leadership team by one executive who owns the handoffs between your teams, on a part‑time footprint.

Awareness

Establishing familiarity, trust, and influence by launching cohesive identities that make the first impression unmistakably yours.

Conversion

Educating and converting audiences through a high-performing website and continuously optimized paid media that turn interest into action.

Retention

Fostering loyalty and advocacy by mapping, measuring, and enhancing customer and employee journeys across every key touchpoint.

Kind words

From the people I've worked with

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"Mike came into the organization full of brilliant ideas of how a modern marketing team should work. He made everyone around him better. The value he provides is astounding for a growth organization."
Jeffrey Klenner President, EVOTEK
"One of the most creative, talented, and engaging leaders I have ever worked with. Mike listens more than he talks, which is his superpower. Any organization that has Mike is super lucky to have him."
Jason Myers Chief Revenue Officer, EQUUS
"Mike not only listens to ideas but implements critique methods that foster confidence and yield positive outcomes. He stands out as one of the most technically forward-thinking individuals I've encountered."
Patrick Spikes Marketing Director, Redapt
The question

Who owns it in your business today?

Teams working in each audience and phase
Awareness Conversion Retention
Customers Marketing, Sales, PR, Product. Sales, Marketing, Product, Finance. CS, Support, Product, Finance.
Employees HR, Marketing, Leadership. Recruiting, HR, Hiring managers, IT. HR, Managers, Leadership, IT.
Partners Partnerships, Marketing, Sales. Partnerships, Sales, Legal. Partnerships, Support, Finance.

When multiple teams own a box, nobody does.

The gaps show up in the handoffs: sales to delivery, offer letter to first day, signed partner to first deal. Pick the one that matters most in your business and name the person who owns it from start to finish. If no name comes to mind, that's where we start.