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Methodology · Fractional CMO

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Definition

OKRs — Objectives and Key Results — are a goal-setting framework in which a company or team defines ambitious qualitative objectives alongside measurable key results that indicate progress toward those objectives. OKRs are set quarterly or annually and cascade from company to team to individual level. OKRs are the mechanism through which AI search gets resourced and measured. A marketing team without AI search OKRs has no accountability for citation rate growth, entity accuracy, or content velocity targets. A fractional CMO establishing AI search as a strategic priority typically translates that priority into specific OKRs — a target citation rate by quarter end, a number of topical gaps closed, a content velocity target — that connect AI search activity to business outcomes.

Brand citation rate

Citation velocity

Content velocity

Marketing infrastructure

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