Mikel MartinezPro

Fractional CMO · Digital marketing

Founding expert

San Juan, Titusville, OrlandoSince 2018mikel.media

Licensed in: No license required. Serves all states
Languages: English and Spanish
Works: Remote
Serves: Entrepreneurs and small business owners

Selected work

Sales funnel for a leadership certification programBuilt in about an hour. Three contracts signed for January, months before the usual season

Corporate accounts portfolio, telecom companyGrew from $1.2 million to $2.3 million between April and December

Project management offices for client companiesSet up PMOs that the teams still run on their own

Clients include: Restaurants, medical and law practices, and startups

First consultation: Free 15-minute call to see if we can work together
How fees work: Custom quotes, by the hour or by project phase. Longer commitments get better rates

3 quick tips

General information, not professional advice.

Professional chameleon: I adapt to the situation, dominate it and evolve from it.

Their story

Mikel is a fractional CMO and the founder of Mikel Media, a digital marketing and project management agency he started in San Juan, Puerto Rico, in 2018. He helps entrepreneurs, small and midsize business owners and startup executives with paid advertising, social media, content and business consulting, and he runs every engagement like a project, with clear phases, hours and budgets.

His path started in a high school marketing program and continued at Full Sail University, where he studied recording arts and entertainment business while working full time. He later moved into corporate sales and community management, and earned Six Sigma Yellow and Green Belt certifications. Most of his clients have been restaurants, along with medical and law practices, and his first Mikel Media client is still a client. He calls his method being a professional chameleon: adapt to the situation, dominate it and evolve from it.

Best advice for new clients

Make decisions with a cool head. Take your time to hire someone, and be quick to act when someone isn't working out.

The mistake I see most

Deciding on impulse, when they are excited or upset, instead of at the right moment and with the facts in front of them.

Who I help best

Entrepreneurs and small and midsize business owners, plus executives at startups.

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