Marketing Manager
Manage your marketing activity and visibility.
Social media, content, email, ads and more to keep your business in front of the right people, without it landing on your plate every week.
What a marketing manager
actually does.
Who it's for
- Owners who know marketing matters but never get to it
- Businesses that go quiet online when they get busy
- Anyone burned by an agency that overpromised
- Local and service businesses that need to be found
A marketing manager keeps your business visible and consistent by planning, creating and running your marketing so it actually happens every week, not just when you have a spare minute.
I look at where your customers are finding you (or not), then handle the work that keeps you in front of them: your website, social media, ads, reviews, email and local listings. You get one person managing the whole picture instead of juggling freelancers and platforms.
My approach is practical: focus on what brings in business, skip what doesn't, and keep it simple enough that it keeps working long after launch.
What I can take off your plate.
Websites
One-page and full websites that are clean, fast and built to get calls.
Google Ads
Campaign setup and ongoing management focused on real leads.
Meta ads
Facebook and Instagram ads that reach the right local audience.
Social media
Consistent, planned-ahead content for your channels every quarter.
Google Business Profile
Setup and monthly optimization so you show up in local search.
Review outreach
A steady, simple process for earning more Google reviews.
Email marketing
Newsletters and campaigns that keep you top of mind with customers.
Lead platforms
Thumbtack management and Craigslist advertising, handled for you.
Why people hand this off.
You don't have the time.
Posting, emails and ads are the first things to fall off when the week gets busy. I keep them consistent.
You don't know how to do it.
Ads, social platforms and search change constantly. I keep up with it so you don't have to.
You just don't want to do it.
You'd rather run your business than write another caption. That's what I'm here for.