Someone else runs your marketing.
Every client gets a Marketing Lead who owns the marketing end to end. You set the goals; your Lead decides how to reach them.
- One person in charge
- No coordination work
- Runs every month
Marketing with an owner.
One point of contact
You talk to one Marketing Lead. They know the business, make the calls, and own the outcome.
Specialists behind the scenes
Photographers, designers, copywriters and developers produce the work, briefed and directed by your Lead.
Zero management on you
No briefs to write, no people to chase, no tasks to coordinate. That’s the job you’re handing over.
Most small businesses don't have a marketing problem. They have an execution problem.
❌ Marketing happens in bursts, then stops.
❌ There’s no real plan, just random posts and ideas.
❌ You hire freelancers and end up managing them yourself.
WHAT THE WORK COVERS
What your Lead can put to work.
Not everything, every month. Your Marketing Lead decides what moves the business now, and what can wait.
Brand & Creative Direction
How the business looks and sounds, kept consistent everywhere.
Strategy & Planning
Monthly marketing plan tied to your business goals.
Social Media Marketing
Content, posting and community across your channels.
Campaigns & Paid Ads
Meta, Google and TikTok ads, built, run and optimized.
Website & Conversion
Landing pages and on-site fixes that turn visits into customers.
Local Marketing
Google Business, local SEO and offline campaigns.
Email Marketing
Newsletters, flows and promotions that keep customers buying.
Analytics & Reporting
Clear monthly reporting — what worked, what’s next.
Ongoing Management
Your Lead runs the calendar, the meetings and the follow-through.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps. Then it just runs.
Direction first, then the work, then the rhythm that keeps it going.
01
Set the direction
Every ongoing engagement starts here: the business, its audience and its market are studied, and positioning, priorities and the channels worth investing in are decided before any work begins.
02
Plan the month
Your Marketing Lead builds the monthly plan — channels, campaigns, content and goals — and directs the specialists who produce it.
03
Execute every month
The work runs. You get updates, reports and results, not tasks. Each month, you and your Marketing Lead agree on what comes next; every quarter, a longer review checks the work against the goals set at the start.
FENIA ONE
Two ways to hand it over.
The difference isn't what gets done. It's who decides what comes first.
CORE
One priority at a time
One objective: visibility, a launch, conversion, with a defined scope agreed up front. You keep control of what gets prioritized each month. Best for businesses that know where they need to move first.
PARTNER
The marketing, delegated.
The marketing as a whole, handed over. Your Marketing Lead sets the priorities each quarter and reallocates as the business changes. Best for owners who want it off their plate entirely.
Both include:
- A dedicated Marketing Lead
- A monthly plan built around the goals
- Access to the client portal
- Monthly alignment call
- Quarterly review
- Specialists coordinated by Fenia
Every engagement is quoted after a call, based on the goals and the work it takes to reach them.
Just need one project?
Websites, content and campaigns can be taken on as standalone projects. Many clients start there and move to an ongoing engagement once the direction is clear.
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FAQs
What's actually included?
It depends on the goals. Strategy, content, campaigns, email, local marketing and website work are all on the table; your Marketing Lead decides what to put to work each month and what to leave alone. Anything outside the agreed scope gets quoted separately before it starts.
How is this different from hiring a freelancer or an agency?
A freelancer executes what you ask for, which means you’re still the one deciding. A large agency puts an account manager between you and the people doing the work. With Fenia, the person you talk to is the person making the decisions, and the specialists work to that direction.
Who decides what gets done each month?
With Core, you do: the priority is agreed up front and the work stays inside it. With Partner, your Lead does: priorities are set each quarter and adjusted as the business moves. Either way, nothing happens without the monthly alignment call.
How long does it take before anything happens?
The first phase sets the direction, and the monthly work starts from there. Most businesses see the plan in the first weeks and consistent output from the first full month.
Is there a minimum commitment?
Yes — three months. Marketing that changes hands every few weeks doesn’t work, and the first weeks go into learning the business. After that, either side can end the engagement with notice.