The operations practice

Fractional Operations Partner for Marketing Agencies

For agency owners and COOs whose delivery still runs through one person’s memory.

I work as a fractional operations partner for marketing agencies. Twelve years, ninety-two completed engagements, one recurring job: making sure client work ships without the founder being the last line of defense.

  • Twelve years
  • 92 engagements
  • Prices posted openly
Start with the $1,500 Ops Audit

Two weeks · a written 90-day roadmap · one 60-minute readout call

  • Intake
  • Scoping
  • Build
  • QA
  • Delivery
  • Reporting

01 · Diagnosis

The symptoms

  • You are still the last person who touches every deliverable before it goes to the client.
  • Nobody can tell you what shipped this week without asking three other people first.
  • Your project management tool was set up eighteen months ago. Half the team has quietly stopped using it.
  • A good account manager leaves and takes the only working copy of the process with them.

If two or more of those are true, you do not have a people problem. You have a systems problem, and it will not fix itself by hiring another account manager.

02 · Services

What I do

I build and run the delivery layer for agencies. That means project management, process design, tooling, automation, and the daily coordination that keeps client work moving. Below are the specific ways agencies engage me.

The tools I build inside

Most of this work happens in the tool your team already opens every morning. I implement and run these, and the engagement is the same either way: the process first, then the build.

03 · Pricing

How engagement works

  • Agency Ops Audit

    Two weeks. A written 90-day roadmap plus a 60-minute readout call.

    $1,500 fixed

  • Fractional operations retainer

    10 to 15 hours per week. 60-day minimum. I run your delivery layer.

    From $3,000/mo

  • Automations

    One repetitive workflow at a time, built in the tools you already use, with a named person checking the output. Start the retainer with 90 days and one automation is built free.

    Fixed quote per workflow

Prices are posted openly. You have not met me yet, and a pricing conversation is not where this should start.

04 · Proof

Proof

  • 12Years
  • 92Completed engagements
  • 12,000+Hours delivered
“For nearly 5 years, Monis has been my right-hand as our project manager, expertly handling all aspects of our SEO client work with remarkable skill and dedication… His ability to coordinate our team, manage multiple priorities, and keep everything running smoothly has been nothing short of impressive. I cannot recommend him highly enough.”
Marie Ysais, agency owner
“Reliable project managers are easy to find. Project managers who improve operational efficiency, strengthen client relationships, and become a genuine extension of your leadership team are much rarer. Monis is one of those people.”
Brandon Swartzendruber, Blue Carrot Solutions

05 · Fit

Who this is not for

This is not for agencies under about five people with fewer than three active clients. At that size, the founder is the system, and that is fine. It is not for anyone looking for a cheap virtual assistant to clear a task list. And it is not for anyone who wants someone to blame rather than a system to fix.

This is the operations practice.

06 · Questions

Questions

  • What does a fractional operations partner actually do?

    I own the layer between your strategy and your delivery. That means I make sure client work moves through a system rather than through one person’s memory. I coordinate the team, manage priorities, flag risks before they become fires, and keep you out of the weeds.

  • How is this different from hiring a project manager?

    A project manager manages projects. A fractional operations partner builds the system that projects run on. The PM asks what is due Friday. The ops partner asks why Fridays keep slipping.

  • How quickly can you start, and how much of your week do I get?

    Typically within one to two weeks of signing. On the retainer, you get ten to fifteen hours per week. The audit starts immediately and delivers in two weeks.

  • You are in India and my team is in the US. How does that work?

    There are real overlap hours: US mornings meet Indian evenings, and I structure my day around them. Twelve years of US client work is the evidence that this works. Asynchronous delivery is not a compromise I ask for. It is a system I build, with documented handoffs and clear ownership, so nothing waits on a single timezone.

  • What does it cost?

    The Agency Ops Audit is $1,500 fixed. The fractional retainer starts at $3,000 per month. Automations are quoted at a fixed price per workflow. Prices are posted openly because you have not met me yet, and a pricing conversation is not where this relationship should start.

  • What happens in the first thirty days?

    The first two weeks are diagnosis. I map your current delivery process, identify where work stalls, and deliver a written 90-day roadmap. Then we fix whatever is costing you the most time first. You will see a change in how work moves before the month is out.

Start here

The Agency Ops Audit is the entry point. $1,500, two weeks, a written roadmap.

Book the Agency Ops Audit

If it is not useful, you will know quickly and you will have lost very little.

Monis Ahmed Khan

Monis Ahmed Khan

Delivery operations for marketing agencies · New Delhi, working US hours

Twelve years running project and delivery operations for digital marketing agencies. 92 completed engagements.