Your outsourced marketing department

One outsourced marketing department. One outcome. The only thing we sell.

We do not sell social media, or SEO, or paid campaigns. We become the outsourced marketing department your business would build if it had the time, the people and the ten years of practice. Four named people on your account, specialist teams behind them, and one outcome we are accountable for.

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Aziz MusaWhat the department is, who is in it, and what I personally own.
A Cush Digital editor cutting a client video at the editing desk: outsourced marketing department
Who is on your account

Four people you will know by name.

The same four for the length of the engagement. Not rotated, not shared with twenty other clients under a different title each month.

StrategyThought leadershipPaid mediaSearchDesign and videoReportingAccount managerRuns the relationshipDigital managerOwns the strategyGrowth managerOwns the pipelineSocial media managerOwns the channels One outcomeagreed in the first call
Four people you know by name, around one outcome agreed in the first call. The turning ring is the shared services they draw on, the way a department draws on its own specialists. The pulses are the work flowing inward. Nothing on the ring is sold on its own.
Runs the relationship

Account manager

Your single point of contact. Owns the calendar, the two monthly calls and the one-page report. If something needs a decision only you can make, this is who brings it.

Owns the strategy

Digital manager

Agrees the outcome with you in the first call and works backwards from it. Decides what gets made, in what order, and what does not get made at all.

Owns the pipeline

Growth manager

Turns attention into conversations. Paid media, outbound, follow-up, the route from first contact to a meeting your sales team can take.

Owns the channels

Social media manager

Carries the work to the people who need to see it. Distribution, not decoration. Every post exists to move a named prospect one step.

The scope rule

If you would expect it of your in-house marketing department, we do it.

That is the whole rule. It is why there is no price list of services and no conversation about scope creep. Your in-house team would not send you a quote for a landing page. Neither do we.

What that means in practice
  • You are exhibiting at an event: we produce every asset for the stand, run the pre-event outreach and follow up every contact afterwards
  • A sales conversation needs a one-page case study by Thursday: it is written by Thursday
  • A new service launches: the page, the campaign, the email and the sales deck arrive together
  • Your founder is invited on a podcast: we prepare the talking points and cut the clips afterwards
What it does not mean
  • We do not pay for the event stand. Your in-house team would not either
  • Media spend on Meta, Google or LinkedIn is yours, set with you and paid by you, never hidden inside the retainer
  • We do not run your sales team. We hand them conversations worth having and show them what happened next
  • We do not sell any of the six chapters on their own. A department is the product
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page of reporting a month, against the outcome we agreed
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Next step

Thirty minutes to find out whether a department is what your business needs.

A call with Aziz or Lumyaa, in English or Arabic. We will tell you if the answer is no.