Justin Brackett
Justin Brackett is a successful Small Business owner, President of digifora, and Fractional CMO with over 15 years of experience in marketing. Justin has a proven track record of delivering results for clients across a range of industries, including hospitality, technology, retail, and non-profit.
Justin has worked with a variety of high-profile clients, including Joel Osteen, Lakewood Church, New Balance, Verizon, Voices of The Martyrs, Ruth’s Chris Steak House, Stanton Chase, South Carolina Beer, and many others.
As President of digifora, Justin leads a team of Fractional CMOs and marketing experts, offering their clients marketing strategies that yield results, build trust, and give peace of mind. They optimize transformation processes and achieve business objectives for their clients.
In addition to leading digifora, Justin serves as a Fractional CMO, providing strategic guidance and leadership to businesses seeking to improve their marketing performance. Justin’s expertise spans a range of marketing disciplines, including brand strategy, PR, marketing, content marketing, social media, and more.
Overall, Justin brings a unique combination of technical expertise and marketing savvy to the table, enabling him to deliver effective human-to-human first marketing solutions that drive business growth and success.
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