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What is "Managed Marketing" — who actually does the work, and how hands-off can I be?

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Product & AI Question 15 · Answered by Ge

What is "Managed Marketing" — who actually does the work, and how hands-off can I be?

Ge, Co-Founder and President of Ylopo
Ge
Co-Founder, President & CMO — owns every pricing and product decision at Ylopo
Summary — what Ge covers in this video

Managed Marketing means Ylopo runs your ads — you just work the leads.

Ge explains that "Managed Marketing" means Ylopo's team creates, runs, and optimizes your paid advertising campaigns on your behalf. You don't need to know how Facebook Ad Manager works, what a lookalike audience is, or how to interpret cost-per-click data. Ylopo's team handles all of that. Your job is to work the leads that come in.

Ge is candid that "hands-off" means different things to different agents — some check in weekly, some monthly. The platform dashboard gives you visibility into everything, so you can be as involved as you want. But if you want to run lead gen without becoming an ad manager yourself, that's exactly what Managed Marketing enables.

Ylopo runs the campaigns

Ylopo's marketing team sets up and manages your paid ads on Facebook, Instagram, and Google. You don't need to touch the ad platforms.

Full visibility in your dashboard

You can see your ad spend, impressions, and lead volume in real time. Hands-off doesn't mean blind — you have access to everything.

You focus on closing, not campaigning

Managed Marketing exists so agents can do what they're good at — building relationships and closing deals — without becoming digital marketers.

Full Transcript

"When we say 'Managed Marketing,' we mean exactly what it sounds like: Ylopo's team manages your marketing for you. You don't become a Facebook ad expert. You don't learn to navigate Google's campaign interface. You don't hire an agency. Our marketing team handles all of it — campaign setup, audience targeting, creative strategy, optimization, budget allocation. That's the work we do."

"Here's specifically what that looks like. When you sign up, we set up your search portal — the branded property search experience that goes out to leads. We build your first ad campaigns based on your market, your target buyers and sellers, and your budget. We launch them. Then, on an ongoing basis, we're monitoring performance, adjusting targeting, refreshing creative, and optimizing spend. If something's not performing, we change it. If a new audience type is converting better in your market, we shift budget toward it. You don't have to ask us to do this — it's what managed means."

"I want to be honest about what 'hands-off' actually means in practice, because it's different for different agents. Some clients are very engaged — they log in weekly, look at their campaign metrics, ask questions about their cost-per-lead trends, and want to understand what's working. Other clients log in once a month to see how many leads came in and then get back to showing houses. Both are valid ways to use the platform. The dashboard is always there if you want to look, but you never have to act on what you see — we're already acting on it."

"What you do need to do is work the leads. Managed Marketing handles the front end — getting leads into your system. But once Raiya has warmed a lead and surfaces an alert that someone is ready to talk, that's your moment. The AI can't show houses. You still have to show up when it matters. Managed Marketing is designed to give you more time for that, not to replace the relationship work that actually closes deals."

"The agents who get the most from Managed Marketing are the ones who trusted the system to do its job and focused their energy on being great agents. Not great ad managers. Not great tech administrators. Great agents."

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