Marketing Project Management

Common questions about how we can work together to grow your brand. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Get in touch →

What does a Marketing Project Manager actually do?

I act as the bridge between your strategy and execution. My role is to take your marketing goals and break them down into actionable tasks, managing timelines, resources, and deliverables from start to finish. I ensure that projects like a website relaunch or a multi-channel campaign, stay on track, on budget, and are delivered to a professional standard.

We already have a small team; how do you fit in?

I’m designed to be a flexible extension of your business. I can work alongside your existing staff or external freelancers to provide the high-level oversight and coordination that is often missing in busy SMEs. I bring the structure and processes needed to help your team perform at their best, without you needing to manage every small detail yourself.

Which project management tools do you use?

I am experienced in most industry-standard project management tools, including Asana, Trello, Wrike and ClickUp. If you already have a preferred system, I can jump straight in. If you don’t have a project management tool yet, I can recommend and set up a simple, effective workspace that gives you full visibility of our progress without the complexity.

Can you manage my other external freelancers or agencies?

Yes. One of the biggest drains on a business owner’s time is ‘managing the managers.’ I can take over the day-to-day communication with your web developers, printers, or ad specialists. By acting as your single point of contact, I ensure everyone is aligned with your brand goals and that no information is lost in translation.

What are the benefits of project management for a small business?

The biggest benefit is consistency. Many SMEs suffer from ‘stop-start’ marketing because they get too busy to execute. I ensure your marketing momentum is maintained. By applying professional project management, we reduce waste, meet deadlines consistently, and allow you to step back from the ‘doing’ so you can focus on leading your business.