About - Fractional CMO Rebecca Lombardo

Not afraid to get out there and try…

Meet Rebecca

If you have a brand in the residential real estate or vacation rental industry, and need help with marketing, Rebecca will be a valuable investment and trusted advisor for your company.

For more than 20 years, she has been working with brands of all shapes and sizes to bring clarity, direction and results. Trained as a journalist from a young age, Rebecca has traveled the world and written about it - for outlets like Huffington Post, WHERE Magazine, and Yahoo Travel.

From Facebook campaigns for PEZ Candy to social media analytics for Revlon, there is no challenge she isn’t willing to take on. Rebecca has launched marketing services teams at two different companies and expanded the menu of services from Vocus (now Cision) to Vintory.

Having assisted in the growth of brands like KraftHeinz, Jockey International, Ardent Mills, eBay - as well as brands in the real estate industry, such as Curbio, Truplace and Vuse - Rebecca is the kind of trailblazer needed to forge new paths forward for your company.

Oh, and I’ve also written a novel. More about that here: www.beccabredholt.com

We can help.

Brand Alignment

Align your branding with your business plan, or re-align your branding to match how your business has grown.

Getting Found

Are you getting your brand in front of your ideal target audience? Make sure you’re showing up in the right places.

Staying Top of Mind

With everyone’s attention span shrinking these days, it’s important to stay relevant and stay in front of your audience.

Access a network of talent in design, SEO, PPC and more.

My Track Record

Building a good marketing team takes time, money and luck. I’ve been blessed to have worked with some great people over the years.

When I started my career in magazines as an editor, I learned how to attune and assign content based on what the readers and subscribers wanted to see. When I was put in charge of helping launch the Vocus Marketing Suite omni-channel marketing SaaS platform, I applied those same learnings, only this time the content took the shape of blogs, emails, press releases and social media posts.

You could say I parlayed the basics of good journalism to marketing, which, thanks to Google and Twitter, fed off of good content. Then I taught myself how search engines work, how social media algorithms work and how my client’s business worked. And I never stopped learning.

Here are a few highlights of what I’ve been able to accomplish thanks to the support of those who worked for me and those who gave me the runway we needed to succeed…