"Every growth problem I’ve needed to solve, Divisional has been there. They work seamlessly with my Sr. Marketing Manager and are instrumental to our growth engine."
Rehan Mirza
Head of Growth
Offload manual tasks to a marketing assistant
Data scraping, pulling reports, and conducting outreach are some of the areas where a Divisional marketing assistant can help.
Scrape Qualified Lists For Outbound
Work with a marketing assistant who understands outbound tech (Apollo, Outreach, etc.) and can pull qualified prospects.
Connect with a marketing assistant in 1 week who can plug into your team and take on the manual tasks that you’ve been dreading.
Pull Contact Information For Backlinks
Share SERP results with your marketing assistant to find the right prospect info for outreach. Build the domain authority you need for your content to be visible.
Work with an individual or team of marketing assistants to match any volume, getting tasks done quickly with short-term commitments.
Handle Objections At Scale
Marketing assistants can do a large portion of what SDRs do: responding to objections, booking demos, and updating reports.
Drive efficiency to your sales team by relying on marketing assistants instead of full-time hires or expensive SDR agencies.
FAQs
How does pricing work?
Our marketers set their own rates and we bill based on the hours they track towards your project. The more hours they commit, the better rates you'll get. Rates can range from $60-95hr USD, with some resources (i.e. SDR) being cheaper.
How do you source & vet your marketers?
We reach out to marketers using a variety of methods (email, LinkedIn, etc.), with a strong emphasis on referrals. All of our marketers go through a series of interviews, including deep dives into each of their past roles.
Can they make an impact in 10-15 hours per week?
Our marketers hone skills they already have - this isn't a learning experience. Their experience with your business model & industry means they are notoriously efficient. We also add resources (designer, writer, etc.) as needed, so marketers aren't spending time on lower value tasks.