Managed marketing services
Managed marketing services for B2B. Buy outcomes, not hours.
A single provider takes ownership of marketing strategy and execution. You see rankings, pipeline contribution, qualified leads, and AI engine citations. Not hours billed, not content counts. From $1,499/mo, month-to-month.
Definition
What managed marketing services actually means.
Managed marketing is to B2B marketing what managed services are to IT. Instead of hiring separate vendors for strategy, content, SEO, ads, and email, then coordinating them yourself, you hire one provider that runs the entire function. The provider is accountable for outcomes.
Managed marketing providers price for the bundle (typically $1,500 to $5,000 per month for B2B firms in the $3M to $50M range), not by deliverable. That removes the incentive to bill for tasks that don't move the needle.
Most modern managed marketing services use AI agents for execution leverage with a senior human strategist on the account. That combination is what lets the model price month-to-month and still produce comparable output to a much larger in-house team.
Operating principles
How Aumata's managed marketing differs.
Outcomes over deliverables
We price the bundle and report on rankings, pipeline contribution, qualified leads, and AI engine citations. Not hours billed or content counts.
One accountable provider
No vendor coordination problem. The strategist owns strategy. The AI execution team handles volume. Reporting comes through one dashboard.
Same senior strategist throughout
The person from the pitch is the person on your account. No hand-offs to junior account managers. Direct Slack access.
AEO is a first-class metric
Citation rate across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and AI Overview is tracked daily. As buyers shift research into AI engines, the brands cited there are the ones in consideration.
Fit check
Who managed marketing services are for.
Best fit: B2B SaaS, IT services, MSPs, and professional services firms doing $3M to $50M in revenue. Companies that need a complete marketing function but cannot justify hiring 4 to 6 internal specialists. Founders who want one accountable provider, not a vendor coordination problem.
Wrong fit: Companies that need only a single specialty service (SEO only, ads only). For those, a specialty vendor is more cost-effective. Also wrong fit for very early-stage startups (under $1M ARR) that haven't yet found product-market fit; the strategy work that managed marketing depends on requires real conviction about ICP and category.
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