Business Growth Strategies For CEOs: Top CMOs On Marketing Strategy Implementations

Atul Minocha

Atul is a Chief Outsiders Partner and CMO. He helps growth and medium sized companies achieve their goals and aspirations with cost effective and efficient marketing programs. His experience with start-ups and established companies spans a wide variety of industries, including technology, SaaS, automotive, industrial machinery, healthcare, medical equipment and devices, hospitality, clean energy, financial services and hedge funds. He is currently the Professor of Practice at Hult International Business School and teaches at their San Francisco, Dubai and London campuses.

Outsider Insights | You Built Something Different. Your Messaging Made It Sound the Same.

Tue, Oct 27, 2026 | Posted by Dawn Werry

Executive Takeaways

Real differentiation often goes unsaid because messaging leads with inputs, not the outcome buyers pay for.
When the story changes by segment, buyers have no throughline and compare you on price.
Buyers won’t work out your advantage on their own, so the message has to state it.
Quick test: remove your logo and see whether a buyer could still tell it’s you.

Outsider Insights

Across Chief Outsiders, we talk to hundreds of CEOs every month. In this series, we explore the trends and challenges we’re hearing from these discussions – and what you can do if you’re facing the same issues in your business.

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Tue, Feb 27, 2018 — The old style of marketing is toast. Quite literally, the entire phase shift that has changed the way the public considers and consumes products and services, can be distilled down to a single, perfectly-browned-on-both-sides slice of artisan bread.

Customer Councils: Leveraging Your Marketing Through the Power of the Customer

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