You started the business to lead it, not to chase every task inside it.
I take ownership of your projects, team coordination and follow-ups, so the business keeps moving without you pushing every task forward.
OBM/DBM support for operations, teams and follow-ups.
An Online Business Manager (OBM), also called a Digital Business Manager (DBM), is a remote operations lead who runs the day-to-day of an online business: projects, team, systems and follow-ups. A virtual assistant completes the tasks you assign. An OBM or DBM owns the outcome and manages the work, so the founder is no longer the person assigning and chasing every task.
I keep the back end of the business organized, on schedule and moving.
I follow up with team members, vendors and clients until each item is closed.
What is done, what is late, and what needs your decision.
Built in the tool you already use: ClickUp, Asana, Notion, Monday.com or Google Workspace.
Onboarding checklists, pipeline hygiene, and meeting notes with action items.
Kajabi, Kartra, Shopify and Etsy back ends kept clean and running.
An online business selling courses, memberships and workshops needed sales, email marketing and reporting run from one platform.
I ran the full back end: products and checkout, memberships, affiliates, email broadcasts and sequences, funnels, webinars, booking calendars, the help desk and campaign templates.
Result: One organized back end, and the data to make decisions.
A virtual assistant completes tasks you assign. An Online or Digital Business Manager owns the operational outcome: managing systems, projects and often the team, so you are not the person assigning and chasing every task. I started as an executive assistant, so I can do both, but OBM/DBM work means I take responsibility for keeping the operation moving.
We start with a short call and an audit of how the business runs today. I then set up or tidy the tracker, agree priorities with you, and manage operations month to month with a weekly report. Engagements are hourly or a monthly retainer.
No. Building the systems is part of the work. Messy is a fine starting point.
“She kept the project moving during times that I was busy or traveling.
She was organized, communicative and very knowledgable about the industry as an OBM. She was a joy to talk to in our meetings and kept the project moving during times that I was busy or traveling.”
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