The Marketing Manager · Stage 1: Marketing
Referrals don't happen by accident. Neither does staying top of mind.
Sound familiar?
I only call my network when I need work.
I have no idea which past clients are ready to refer me again.
My best leads come from people I forgot to follow up with.
Marketing is the first thing that slips when a job gets busy.
How it works
Every architect, designer, past client, and referral source gets tracked — with a cadence for how often they should hear from you.
Check-ins, project updates, and referral asks go out on schedule, in your voice, before the relationship goes cold.
No more remembering who you haven't talked to in six months. TIM already knows.
TIM's Marketing Manager role runs relationship marketing — outreach to architects, designers, and past clients — not paid advertising. It's the referral engine most service businesses already rely on, just run consistently instead of only when work is slow.
No. TIM doesn't talk to your architects and designers instead of you — it makes sure you talk to them on a schedule, with the right update or ask, instead of only when you need work.
A CRM waits for you to open it. TIM tracks the cadence and drafts the actual outreach — the email or message is ready for your review, not just a task on a list.
Yes — high-ticket service businesses live on repeat and referral relationships. That's exactly the pattern TIM's Marketing Manager role is built around.
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