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How Astrolabs Scaled Its Marketing Output With a Managed Designer
Astrolabs wanted to show up more often across LinkedIn, Instagram, and every other channel. A managed designer from RemoteOne now produces brochures, research materials, and social content, helping the team publish faster and more consistently.
Client: Astrolabs
- Business hub & accelerator
- Dubai, UAE
- Ongoing managed service
Faster
Turnaround on brochures and research assets
Higher
Publishing cadence across LinkedIn & Instagram
1
Managed designer embedded full-time in the workflow
Ongoing
Engagement continues today
The Challenge
Astrolabs' marketing team had ambitious plans to publish more often across LinkedIn, Instagram, and other channels, alongside a steady stream of brochures and research materials. They wanted more design capacity to match that ambition, without adding to their in-house headcount.
The Solution
RemoteOne placed a managed designer directly into Astrolabs' marketing workflow. The designer works across brochures, research materials, and social content, giving the team the extra capacity to publish more often and more consistently across every channel.
Bigger Ambitions for Content
Astrolabs' marketing team wanted to show up more often across LinkedIn, Instagram, and other channels, backed by a steady stream of brochures and research materials. Turning that ambition into a consistent publishing rhythm meant adding design capacity to match it.
A Designer Embedded in the Workflow
RemoteOne placed a managed designer directly into the marketing team's day-to-day workflow rather than treating design as a one-off project. The designer picks up brochures, research documents, and social creative as they come in, working alongside the team rather than as an outside vendor.
The Result: A Faster, Busier Publishing Rhythm
With dedicated design capacity in place, Astrolabs has been able to publish more consistently across its channels and turn around brochures and research materials faster than before. The engagement is ongoing, and the designer remains embedded in the marketing team's workflow today.