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    Rollout Marketing // 2025Operational Infrastructure

    Operational Infrastructure
    for Growth

    Building a scalable agency foundation from zero using an SOP-first model.

    At a Glance

    Role
    COO & Implementer
    Timeline
    2025
    Core Focus
    Operations, Client Delivery, Systems Building

    Key Results

    • SOPs
      Established full client delivery system from zero
    • Trust
      Created a smooth onboarding experience that inspired confidence
    • Scale
      Built a scalable foundation for future account managers

    The Challenge

    The day I started my new job, we began building Rollout Marketing—a digital agency focused on helping residential painting companies grow through high-impact marketing. Within weeks, we were pitching services. Days later, we were onboarding our first clients.

    There was no structure in place - no process, no playbook, and no clarity for clients. While building the company from the inside, I also took on the role of chief account executive. That meant I wasn’t just managing accounts – I was designing the entire onboarding experience from scratch.

    Rollout Marketing Customer Journey Map

    The Approach

    As COO and Implementer, I owned both operations and early client delivery. I acted as the primary point of contact for clients while building scalable systems for the agency to grow. My north star: Deliver value fast, set clear expectations and build a foundation that could scale with every new client.

    Month 1: Foundation

    Align on goals, messaging, tech stack, and success metrics. Set expectations and roles.

    Month 2: Lead Quality

    Launch campaigns, monitor performance, and focus on improving lead conversion.

    Month 3: Growth & Scale

    Optimize creative and targeting. Identify scalable systems for budget expansion.

    Tailored SOPs

    Internal agendas, email scripts, call walkthroughs, and resource checklists.

    My Signature Move

    Built full marketing ops from zero using an SOP-first model – scalable from day one. This wasn’t just about operations. It was about experience design. We focused on making onboarding feel like a service in itself.