The OMA model

One dedicated marketer, backed by a specialist team.

An operational marketing assistant — an OMA — learns your business and works closely with your team. Your OMA helps prioritise and deliver the marketing work and connects you with INEVO's specialists when needed.

When plans need delivery

Connect goals, expertise and action.

Good plans do not create value until someone carries out the work. Many teams have clear goals but lack the capacity to prioritise, coordinate and follow up initiatives every week.

The OMA model connects business goals, specialist expertise and practical delivery. You get one person who maintains the overview and moves the work forward, while bringing in additional disciplines whenever they are needed.

How the partnership works

From insight to learning.

  1. 01

    We identify the opportunities

    We consider your goals, customer journey and data together to identify where we can create the greatest momentum.

  2. 02

    We prioritise together

    The team selects a small number of clear initiatives, creating a practical plan and a shared view of what matters most now.

  3. 03

    We deliver together

    Your OMA follows up the work in the team's normal workflow and brings in specialists when the task requires them.

  4. 04

    We learn and adjust

    We monitor the results, share what we learn and shift our efforts towards the initiatives that create the most relevant value.

Your OMA keeps sight of the whole picture

One dedicated contact across your marketing work.

An OMA can plan, coordinate and deliver work across marketing disciplines. The role may include:

  • maintaining direction and momentum in prioritised initiatives
  • coordinating work across channels and specialist disciplines
  • working hands-on with campaigns, content, email and analytics
  • bringing in specialists in SEO, advertising, social media, AI and development
  • sharing insights and learning with the wider team

Part of the way you work

Close collaboration, clear expectations.

Your OMA is not an isolated supplier on the outside. The role is designed for close collaboration with the people who know the business, products and customers best.

The model does not replace the need for specialists. It makes it easier to use the right expertise in the context of the ongoing work.

Scope, working model and cost are agreed before the partnership starts, so both teams know who is responsible for what and how the work will be followed up.

Success stories

See the OMA model in practice.

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Next step

Bring one challenge. We will identify who should look at it.

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