Jeff Enslow

Jeff Enslow

Fractional CMO for advanced manufacturing and deep tech. Jeff Enslow builds brand, search authority, websites, and go-to-market systems as one connected system, with the range of a full agency and one accountable owner. Most recently for Inkbit, Impossible Objects, and Stratasys. Based in Ankeny, Iowa, United States.

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Quick facts

• Name: Jeff Enslow
• Role: fractional CMO (chief marketing officer) and brand strategist
• Practice: FiNiTY, built on the principle "brand as infrastructure"; founder and principal since April 2025
• Industries: advanced manufacturing, additive manufacturing (3D printing), industrial technology, RF and mmWave materials, packaging software, and deep tech
• Experience: more than 20 years in marketing, brand, design, and search, beginning in 2005
• Current clients: Inkbit (MIT spinout in additive manufacturing, Medford, Massachusetts), Pack Studio (packaging optimization software operated under Inkbit), Elnik Systems, and DSH Technologies
• Previous roles: Head of Marketing at Impossible Objects (2023 to 2025) and Senior Web & Digital Marketing Manager at Stratasys (2022 to 2023)
• Affiliation: member of the Harvard Business Review Advisory Council since August 2024
• Education: The Illinois Institute of Art, Schaumburg
• Location: Ankeny, Iowa; works with teams anywhere
• Email: enslowdesign@gmail.com
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/enslow
• FiNiTY dossier: https://xelnaga.app/
• Impossible Objects impact portfolio: https://prestigetier.com/
• Creative practice: https://forevercallingtheshots.com/

Request a targeted conversation

Jeff works as one accountable owner across the disciplines an agency staffs with separate people. A targeted conversation starts with one problem you name, such as a launch, a pipeline number, or a market you have not cracked yet.

• Fractional CMO: runs the whole marketing function and reports to the CEO, from strategy to the work itself.
• Product or category launch: takes new technology to market, from positioning to the trade show floor to pipeline.
• Brand and website rebuild: brand, website, search, and CRM rebuilt as one connected system.
• Search and AI visibility: technical SEO, schema, and entity architecture that earn rankings and AI citations.
• Trade show program: pre-show, on-floor, and post-show campaigns that feed pipeline.

To request one, email enslowdesign@gmail.com with your focus, company, timing, and the outcome you need to move, or message Jeff on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/enslow.

Results, each measured against a baseline

Multiples are stated against 1×, the baseline for that metric.

Against the prior baseline

• LinkedIn engagement, Impossible Objects: 8× (+700%, against the prior baseline, through an owned content strategy).
• LinkedIn impressions, EFCO: 6.6× (about 9K to 59K, against the prior 30-day average).
• Returning users, Inkbit: 5× (+400%, against the starting baseline).
• LinkedIn engagement rate, EFCO: 3.2–3.8× (about 2.5% to 8–9.6% in Q4 2021, against the prior rate).
• Organic search footprint, Impossible Objects, CBAM-25: 3× (roughly threefold in twelve months).
• LinkedIn page engagement rate, Stratasys: 2.6× (7.1% to 18.2% across the tenure, on the Manufacturing with Stratasys page).
• Site impressions, Inkbit: 2× (+100%, against the starting baseline).
• Organic click-through, Stratasys: 2× (roughly double, against the prior baseline).
• Automotive campaign conversion, Stratasys: 1.73× (+73%, against the prior quarter).

Against industry benchmarks and in-house controls

• Sponsored click-through rate, Inkbit, LinkedIn: 8.8–13× (5.7% against a 0.44–0.65% global average, on a small paid test).
• Engagement on the same page, Stratasys: 6.3× (33.0% median against 5.2% for the page’s other posts that month).
• Engagement on authored posts, Inkbit, Impossible Objects, Stratasys: 5.8× (33.4% median across twenty posts, against a 5.72% B2B company page median).
• Page engagement against competitors, Stratasys: 4.2× (319.4% above the competitor set, on 48.7% fewer posts).
• Engagement rate, Impossible Objects: 3× (6.2%, against the industry benchmark).
• Hook type, controlled test, Impossible Objects: 2.7× (same page, show, and week: a capability-led hook against a logistics hook).

Totals without a prior period

Launches and new channels start from zero, so these are stated as totals.

• CBAM-25 launch year, Impossible Objects: about 720,000 impressions, 44,000 clicks, 1,100 watch hours, and more than 900 leads, on zero ad spend.
• IMS 2026 launch, Inkbit, Boston: more than 100 leads.
• AI visibility, Inkbit: 2,200 AI citations a month.
• Search position, Inkbit: a new market offering reached positions 1 to 3 on Google after launch.
• Paid efficiency, Inkbit LinkedIn: $0.46 cost per click against a $5.50 to $8.50 benchmark range, on a small paid test of about $22 across 829 sponsored impressions.

Selected work

Inkbit: one market system for an MIT-born manufacturer

April 2025 to present. Brand Marketing Consultant, engaged through FiNiTY. Jeff functions as Inkbit's entire marketing department and reports directly to the CEO, owning go-to-market strategy, creative direction, web, SEO, content, and PR.

• Rebuilt the brand from the ground up and repositioned Inkbit from a 3D printing vendor to an integrated manufacturing platform.
• Rebuilt the corporate website with full schema architecture and built an interactive product explorer.
• Created the materials naming architecture, multi-material design guides, and benchmark sample kits.
• Took a new market offering to positions 1 to 3 on Google after its launch.
• Connected technical SEO, semantic content, AI search visibility, schema, analytics, and category pages into one system that earns 2,200 AI citations a month.
• Leads partnerships with industry brands and research institutions, and co-authored a Microwave Journal technical article.
• Results: returning users up 400% and site impressions up 100% against the starting baseline.

Inkbit RF and mmWave: a new dielectric material, taken to market

2025 to 2026. Category go-to-market lead.

• Positioned a novel dielectric printing capability with RF engineers in defense, wireless, UAS, space, and research.
• Built the story on real material performance: Inkbit's cyclic olefin thermoset (COT), with a dielectric constant of 2.4 and a loss tangent of 0.0018 at 100 GHz, and a path from simulation to printed part in under 72 hours.
• Launched the Inkbit and University of Delaware Luneburg lens result, published in SPIE Optical Engineering, with 34+ dBi realized gain at 100 GHz.
• Built the go-to-market: technical white paper, pitch deck, application landing pages, and a coordinated rollout across landing pages, LinkedIn, and email.
• Led IMS 2026 in Boston: pre-show campaigns, daily show content, partner showcases, trade press coverage, and a post-show partner summit at company headquarters. The launch produced more than 100 leads.
• Built durable search territory across lenses, waveguides, dielectric components, radomes, filters, conformal structures, and metasurfaces.
• Public record: https://www.inkbit3d.com/news/inkbit-demonstrates-luneburg-lenses-operating-up-to-100-ghz and https://udspace.udel.edu/handle/19716/36954

Pack Studio: go-to-market from zero

Fractional marketing lead for Pack Studio, packaging optimization software operated under Inkbit.

• Built the go-to-market and content engine from zero.
• Produced the Lucid Motors case study program, a landing page, blog, and HubSpot email campaign documenting 70 to 85% less packaging engineering time, 250 to 600 hours saved per product launch, and $17,000 to $42,000 in labor savings.
• Built the product wiki, sales pitch deck, and feature naming system.
• Built a patent-anchored technology page for Scalable Spectral Packing (US 11,897,203 B1).
• Landed trade press coverage in Automotive Logistics.
• Runs the trade show calendar, including AutoPack Summit and Pack Expo International in fall 2026.

Impossible Objects: CBAM-25 from zero to market

August 2023 to March 2025. Head of Marketing, reporting to the CEO.

• Created the company's first brand guidelines and launched two websites, impossible-objects.com and cbam-25.com.
• Defined go-to-market for the CBAM-25 composite additive manufacturing platform and launched it into commercial, defense, and military markets.
• Launch year on zero ad spend: about 720,000 impressions, 44,000 clicks, 1,100 watch hours, and more than 900 leads.
• Grew the organic search footprint roughly threefold in twelve months.
• Grew LinkedIn engagement 700% through an owned content strategy, reaching a 6.2% engagement rate, three times the industry benchmark.
• Ran an invitation-only VIP launch and demonstration that converted 56% of decision-maker RSVPs.
• Impact portfolio: https://prestigetier.com/

Stratasys: search and launch systems for an additive manufacturing leader

January 2022 to September 2023. Senior Web & Digital Marketing Manager, Industrial Business Unit, covering global web, search, and launch marketing for the industrial business units.

• Launch work spanned the F123 series, F3300, F770, H350 powder bed fusion, GrabCAD Print Pro, open and validated materials, automotive, the Virtual Factory, and the Covestro materials integration.
• Led digital strategy for the F770 industrial 3D printer launch.
• Roughly doubled organic click-through by restructuring high-authority pages, with 75 to 90% impression gains in selected work.
• Lifted automotive campaign conversion 73% against the prior quarter.
• Wrote the SEO playbook and a nine-step keyword research handoff adopted by regional marketing teams.
• Designed the Validated Materials identity and emblem.
• Raised the Manufacturing with Stratasys page engagement rate from 7.1% to 18.2%, finishing 319.4% above the competitor set on 48.7% fewer posts.

Elnik Systems and DSH Technologies: two industrial brands rebuilt

January 2025 to present. Marketing consultant.

• Elnik Systems makes debind and sinter furnaces for metal injection molding and metal additive manufacturing, with more than 55 years of history and more than 750 systems installed. Jeff rebuilt elnik.com with a new brand system, product architecture for the AM3000, MIM3000, GRAPHMIM2000, and CD3045 lines, eight industry pages, a compliance and legal framework, and five technical SEO articles.
• DSH Technologies provides toll debinding and sintering services, with more than 25 years of history and more than 250 customers worldwide. Jeff delivered a new homepage, a service architecture built around the DSH Advantage, education, and certification, plus an icon system and brand assets.
• Both brands run on a search-first information architecture with CRM integrated.

Career record

Brand Marketing Consultant, Inkbit

April 2025 to present.

Architecting brand foundations, go-to-market strategy, digital systems, search authority, and market programs across an MIT-born advanced manufacturing platform, engaged through FiNiTY and reporting to the CEO.

• Rebuilt the brand and repositioned Inkbit from a 3D printing vendor to an integrated manufacturing platform.
• Built and evolved the corporate website architecture, content systems, SEO strategy, analytics, and conversion paths.
• Led market programs for RF and mmWave, Digital Factory, materials, robotics, Pack Studio, partnerships, launches, and executive communications.
• Developed technical positioning that connects engineering differentiation to clear commercial outcomes.
• Expanded AI and search visibility through structured content, technical authority, category pages, schema, and semantic architecture.
• Took a new market offering to positions 1 to 3 on Google after launch.
• Co-authored a Microwave Journal technical article and launched the Inkbit and University of Delaware Luneburg lens result.

Selected results: +400% returning users and +100% site impressions against the starting baseline; 2,200 AI citations a month; 100+ leads from IMS 2026.

Marketing Consultant, Elnik Systems and DSH Technologies

January 2025 to present. Ran alongside other roles.

Rebuilt two connected industrial brands across front-end experience, technical content, search architecture, CRM, products, industries, services, and conversion.

• Modernized Elnik’s legacy website into a structured product, industry, solutions, resource, and conversion system, with five technical SEO articles.
• Built the DSH Technologies service architecture around toll debinding and sintering, the DSH Advantage, education, certification, and customer segments.
• Connected technical accuracy, brand modernization, SEO, information architecture, CRM, and content operations.

Advisory Council Member, Harvard Business Review

August 2024 to present. Ran alongside other roles.

Practitioner perspective for HBR research and articles as a member of its marketing leadership advisory council.

• Participates in marketing leadership research and advisory activity.
• Brings a practitioner view shaped by B2B, industrial technology, search, brand, and digital transformation work.

Head of Marketing, Impossible Objects

August 2023 to March 2025.

Led brand strategy and the commercial launch system for CBAM-25 across go-to-market, digital, organic search, events, media, content, social, and positioning, reporting to the CEO.

• Created the company’s first brand guidelines and launched two websites, impossible-objects.com and cbam-25.com.
• Defined go-to-market strategy for the CBAM-25 commercial release and built persona-based messaging for industry events and campaigns.
• Scaled the organic footprint roughly threefold in twelve months.
• Launched CBAM-25 into commercial, defense, and military markets.
• Generated 720,000 impressions, 44,000 clicks, 1,100 watch hours, and more than 900 leads on zero ad spend.
• Grew LinkedIn engagement 700% through an owned content strategy, at a 6.2% engagement rate, three times the industry benchmark.
• Built an invitation-only VIP launch and demonstration event that converted 56% of decision-maker RSVPs.
• Developed an organic go-to-market system spanning use cases, case studies, PR, social positioning, keyword strategy, and SEM.

Selected results: 3× organic footprint in twelve months; +700% LinkedIn engagement; 720K+ impressions, 44K clicks, and 900+ leads from a standing start on zero ad spend.

Senior Web & Digital Marketing Manager, Stratasys

January 2022 to September 2023.

Led digital, search, creative, product, and web initiatives inside a global additive manufacturing organization, covering global web, search, and launch marketing for the industrial business units.

• Launch work spanned the F123 series, F3300, F770, H350, GrabCAD Print Pro, open and validated materials, automotive, the Virtual Factory, and the Covestro materials integration.
• Led digital strategy for the F770 industrial 3D printer launch and marketing strategy for GrabCAD Print and Streamline.
• Designed visual assets for social, web, trade shows, product campaigns, and marketing programs.
• Designed the Validated Materials visual identity and emblem.
• Developed SEO best practices for branded content, page authority, competitive research, media naming, and user experience.
• Created a nine-step keyword research handoff method and social media SEO guidance adopted by regional marketers.
• Redesigned high-authority content structure for 75–90%+ impression gains in selected work and roughly double the organic click-through.
• An automotive campaign converted 73% higher in early 2023 than the prior quarter.
• Raised the Manufacturing with Stratasys LinkedIn page engagement rate from 7.1% to 18.2%, finishing 319.4% above the competitor set on 48.7% fewer posts.
• Led the Industrial Business Unit Virtual Factory project, turning a trade show application into a web experience.
• Built a competitive research process for digital campaign decisions.
• Wrote job descriptions for new Industrial Business Unit marketing headcount.

Selected results: +75–90% impressions and 2× organic click-through against the prior baseline; +73% automotive conversion against the prior quarter; page engagement 2.6× across the tenure.

Digital Designer, EFCO Forming & Shoring Solutions

August 2021 to December 2021.

Modernized digital assets, built a B2B conquest strategy, improved LinkedIn performance, strengthened email systems, and contributed to internal innovation.

• Created a digital conquest roadmap and key objectives for growth in the B2B construction market.
• Redesigned digital assets while keeping the brand consistent.
• Built quarterly digital exposure reporting and customer testimonial workflows.
• Implemented customer visit consent processes to manage promotional asset risk.
• Revamped LinkedIn targeting, lifting impressions from roughly 9,000 to 59,000 against the prior 30-day average.
• Raised engagement from roughly 2.5% to about 8–9.59% during Q4 2021.
• Wrote a digital signage business proposal and contributed to company culture and internal communication initiatives.
• Redesigned email objectives, created A/B testing templates, implemented email analytics, and closed tracking gaps.
• Won an internal design challenge for an emblem representing EFCO’s contest concept.

Selected results: LinkedIn impressions from about 9K to 59K against the prior 30-day average; engagement from about 2.5% to 8–9.59%.

Digital Marketing and Website Specialist, ProMax

December 2019 to August 2021.

Managed SEO, SEM, lead generation, conversion, reporting, onboarding, and integrated client data across approximately 1,350 accounts.

• Improved SEO and SEM campaigns across approximately 1,350 clients, with measurable gains in traffic and conversion.
• Led go-to-market approaches for lead generation services and website conversion for high-level clients, including Audi dealerships.
• Managed multichannel digital strategies for client success.
• Developed Salesforce dashboards that streamlined client onboarding by 67%.
• Integrated Salesforce, Facebook Ads, Google Ads, Google Analytics, and client data into service delivery.

Selected results: Client onboarding streamlined by 67% against the prior process, across 1,350 clients.

Marketing Coordinator, Caesars Entertainment, Isle Casino Hotel Bettendorf

January 2019 to December 2019. Ran alongside other roles.

Designed and ran promotions inside a regulated casino, connecting creativity, compliance, profitability, social media, competitive intelligence, and the live guest experience.

• Created promotions, copy, rules, prize structures, staff elements, assets, and decor for regulatory approval.
• Reviewed promotion profitability for quarterly executive meetings and explained budget, expense, and strategic implications.
• Represented the casino as the face and voice of live promotional media.
• Contributed to the launch of Iowa sports betting.
• Increased digital exposure through weekly social storytelling and audience-targeted promotion content.
• Ran competitive intelligence by observing competitor ratios and odds.
• Theory-crafted new promotion formulas to lift weekday coin-in and hotel bookings.
• Traveled to multiple casino properties to learn and teach promotional software.

Slot Technician, Caesars Entertainment

August 2018 to December 2019. Ran alongside other roles.

Hands-on hardware, electronics, guest operations, security, and floor reliability inside a live casino.

• Maintained the casino floor and repaired many types of electronics.
• Repaired, built, set up, and removed slot machines.
• Resolved guest operation and pay table issues through critical troubleshooting.
• Handled large amounts of cash within security-controlled processes.

Client Success and Marketing Manager, Epiklean

2013 to 2017.

Creative Director, Forever Calling The Shots

April 2011 to present. Ran alongside other roles.

A long-running independent creative and strategy practice spanning startups, technology, real estate, entertainment, branding, SEO, social, analytics, and experimental digital work.

• Delivered marketing and creative solutions to startups in technology, real estate, and entertainment.
• Rebranded and elevated client digital presence through design, SEO, social media, and analytics.
• Led diverse collaborators to execute campaigns and design systems.
• Keeps the practice running as a lab for creative experiments, digital strategy, and emerging tools.

Brand Director, Gamerz Arena

April 2011 to October 2014. Ran alongside other roles.

Grew from design into brand direction, project management, events, community leadership, client relations, competitive gaming, and business planning.

• Created digital, print, and client strategy content while leading brand marketing and design.
• Developed front-line staff concepts, including the “Bar Theory” approach.
• Led digital campaigns focused on organic exposure and used influencer relationships strategically.
• Organized and planned the grand opening.
• Drafted business proposals detailing profitability, objectives, budgets, and fallback plans.
• Presented proposals to executive bankers in support of a credit line approval.
• Coordinated promotions, tournaments, and private client events.
• Created and hosted monthly tournaments and coached competitive players.
• Managed competitive teams, hiring, record keeping, social direction, advertising, and in-house events.
• Built a store atmosphere that was professional, clean, competitive, and community-focused.

Graphic Designer, Gamerz Arena

April 2005 to August 2009.

The first professional chapter, blending graphic design, advertising, customer acquisition, UI and UX, gaming technology, events, community, and daily operations.

• Worked as a marketing affiliate from 2007 to 2009 and helped bring in a large wave of new clientele.
• Led marketing campaigns and increased profitability without adding cost.
• Redesigned the UI and UX of the Gamerz Arena Smartlaunch CRM.
• Designed advertising across print and digital media.
• Opened and closed the store and maintained networking and gaming equipment.
• Repaired gaming stations as needed.
• Onboarded new clients and worked directly in customer service.
• Hosted VIP events and tournaments.

Disciplines, one accountable owner

• Strategy and positioning: category framing for Inkbit and CBAM-25.
• Brand identity: the Inkbit brand system, the Validated Materials emblem at Stratasys, and the Elnik and DSH rebrands.
• Creative direction: launch campaigns for IMS 2026 and CBAM-25.
• Copy and technical content: white papers, case studies, a Microwave Journal article, and LinkedIn programs.
• Web design and development: Inkbit, Elnik, DSH, cbam-25.com, and jeffenslow.com.
• SEO and AI search: 2× organic click-through at Stratasys, positions 1 to 3 for a new Inkbit offering, and 2,200 AI citations a month.
• PR and editorial: media programs for RF and mmWave, CBAM-25, and Pack Studio.
• Trade shows and events: IMS 2026, the CBAM-25 VIP launch, and the Pack Studio show calendar.
• Paid media: SEM, Google Ads, and Facebook Ads across 1,350 accounts at ProMax, and LinkedIn sponsored content at a 5.7% click-through rate.
• Social: LinkedIn programs measured against industry benchmarks and in-house controls, listed under results.
• CRM and marketing operations: HubSpot and Salesforce, including dashboards that streamlined client onboarding by 67%.
• Analytics and automation: GA4, Google Tag Manager, attribution reporting, and AI workflows.

Method: brand as infrastructure

Campaigns end. Infrastructure compounds. Jeff connects narrative, search authority, web, CRM, and analytics into one system so each launch builds on the last, and the brand appears wherever buyers look, from search engines and AI answers to LinkedIn and the trade show floor.

The operating loop:

• Theorize: find the market gap, challenge assumptions, and model a better path.
• Create: turn strategy into brand, narrative, UX, campaigns, content, and visual systems.
• Integrate: connect web, search, CRM, analytics, sales, product, and operations.
• Deploy: launch into the market and put systems under real pressure.
• Measure: judge reality by conversion, search, engagement, and commercial feedback.
• Re-automate: automate what should repeat and spend the time saved on the next problem. Then back to theorize, with better data.

Skills and tools

• Strategy: brand architecture, positioning, go-to-market, demand generation, account-based marketing, trade show programs, and revenue attribution reporting.
• Search: technical SEO, schema and structured data, SEM, AI search and crawler optimization, GA4, Google Tag Manager, Semrush, Ahrefs, and Screaming Frog.
• Web: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Vite, Astro, Vercel, Wix Studio with Velo, and Git-based deployment.
• CRM and automation: HubSpot, Salesforce, and AI workflow design.
• Creative: creative direction, brand systems, copywriting, pitch decks, white papers, technical content, email campaigns, and video, in Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud.
• Leadership: reporting to CEOs, cross-functional go-to-market, sales enablement, partnerships, hiring, and team building.

Publications, press, and affiliations

• Microwave Journal: co-authored a technical article on RF and mmWave additive manufacturing.
• SPIE Optical Engineering: launched the Inkbit and University of Delaware Luneburg lens result, "Fabrication and analysis of electrically large Luneburg lenses using vision-controlled material jetting." Record: https://udspace.udel.edu/handle/19716/36954
• Trade press for programs Jeff led includes Automotive Logistics for Pack Studio, and coverage of Inkbit's COT and Luneburg lens launches in VoxelMatters, TCT Magazine, and 3D Printing Industry.
• Harvard Business Review Advisory Council member since August 2024.

Origin

Jeff started in 2005 at Gamerz Arena designing ads, and by 2014 he was running the brand: campaigns, the CRM interface, the grand opening, tournaments, competitive teams, proposals to bankers, and the floor itself. That set his working pattern. Understand the system from the inside, make it more compelling, make it more useful, and make it perform. He has run an independent creative and strategy practice, Forever Calling The Shots, since 2011.

Vuja Dé is Jeff's creative identity, the designer, world-builder, and gaming strategist behind the work. Vuja dé is déjà vu in reverse, seeing something familiar as if for the first time. It runs alongside FiNiTY, his consulting practice.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Jeff Enslow?

Jeff Enslow is a fractional CMO and brand strategist for advanced manufacturing and deep tech companies, based in Ankeny, Iowa. He consults as FiNiTY and leads marketing for Inkbit, an MIT spinout in additive manufacturing.

What does Jeff Enslow do?

He builds brand, search authority, websites, and go-to-market systems as one connected system. He covers the disciplines an agency would staff with separate people, from strategy and creative to web development, SEO, AI search visibility, PR, trade shows, CRM, and analytics.

Which companies has Jeff Enslow worked with?

Inkbit, Pack Studio, Elnik Systems, DSH Technologies, Impossible Objects, Stratasys, EFCO, ProMax, Caesars Entertainment, Epiklean, and Gamerz Arena.

What results has Jeff Enslow delivered?

Highlights include returning users up 400% at Inkbit, an organic search footprint roughly three times larger and more than 900 leads on zero ad spend for the CBAM-25 launch, roughly double the organic click-through at Stratasys, and a 5.7% LinkedIn sponsored click-through rate against a 0.44 to 0.65% global average. Every result in this file is listed with its baseline.

Is Jeff Enslow available for fractional CMO work?

Yes. He takes fractional CMO, launch, rebuild, search and AI visibility, and trade show engagements. The way to start is a targeted conversation: email enslowdesign@gmail.com.

What does "brand as infrastructure" mean?

It is Jeff's operating principle. Brand, search, web, CRM, and analytics are built as connected infrastructure that compounds over time, instead of one-off campaigns that end.

Where is Jeff Enslow based?

Ankeny, Iowa, in the United States. He works with teams in any location.

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