Hire an offshore marketing coordinator for your Australian business

An offshore marketing coordinator handles the recurring execution work behind your marketing — running email campaigns, scheduling social, coordinating content, managing the calendar, and reporting on performance. Through Lite-Force, they're employed properly via an EOR structure with payroll, compliance, and HR support included. Most hires are live within 2–4 weeks.

Day in the life

A day in the life of an offshore marketing coordinator.

Typical responsibilities:

  • Email campaign executionbuilding, QA-ing, and sending campaigns in Mailchimp, HubSpot, Klaviyo, or ActiveCampaign
  • Social media schedulingusing Buffer, Hootsuite, Later, Sprout, or platform-native schedulers
  • Content calendar managementkeeping production, publishing, and distribution aligned across channels
  • Campaign coordinationbriefing writers, designers, and external suppliers; managing deadlines
  • Reportingweekly and monthly marketing performance reports in GA4, HubSpot, or a BI tool
  • Event coordinationwebinars, in-person event logistics, registration management
  • CRM hygienelist segmentation, lead enrichment, deduplication, suppression management
  • Marketing operations admintags, properties, workflows, and pipeline reporting upkeep

Why offshore

Why marketing coordination works well offshore.

Coordination work is checklist-driven.

Campaign launches, email QA, and social scheduling follow defined workflows. Your offshore coordinator runs the same checklist as a local one — and rarely needs supervision once they know your stack.

Every martech tool is cloud-based.

HubSpot, Mailchimp, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, Buffer, Hootsuite, GA4, Looker — all browser-based. Your offshore coordinator logs in to the same instances as your local team.

Timezone overlap supports the campaign cycle.

Philippines hours align with Australian business hours. Campaigns sent today get reported on tomorrow; weekly reviews happen during your trading week.

Lets senior marketers focus on strategy.

Heads of marketing shouldn't be QA-ing email templates or chasing copy. Offshore coordination shifts the balance — your senior people focus on positioning and growth, your coordinator handles execution.

Cost comparison

What does a marketing coordinator cost — local vs offshore?

Indicative comparison based on typical Australian salary ranges for this role.

Local Australian hire

Lite-Force offshore

Base cost
$70,000–$85,000/yr
Confirmed on call
Super (11.5%)
$8,050–$9,775
Included
Payroll tax (~5%)
$3,500–$4,250
Included
Leave loading
$2,000–$3,000
Included
Recruitment
$8,000–$12,000
Included
Estimated annual total
$91,550–$114,025

Indicative comparison based on typical Australian salary ranges for mid-senior marketing coordinator roles (sources: SEEK, Robert Half, PayScale, Ampersand 2025). Actual costs vary by martech complexity and industry. Lite-Force pricing confirmed on a per-role basis during your discovery call.

What's included

What you get with a Lite-Force marketing coordinator.

Included in the service

  • Full sourcing, screening, and shortlisting
  • EOR employment contract structured for local compliance
  • Monthly payroll and statutory contributions
  • Leave tracking and management
  • HR support and regular check-ins
  • Replacement commitment within initial period

Typical candidate profile

  • 3–7 years marketing coordinator or marketing executive experience
  • Strong English (written and verbal — daily stakeholder and supplier comms)
  • Hands-on with HubSpot, Mailchimp, Klaviyo, or ActiveCampaign; familiar with GA4 and social schedulers
  • Comfortable running campaign QA, content calendars, and basic reporting
  • Filipino or Southeast Asian — timezone-aligned with Australia

Getting started

Three steps to your offshore marketing coordinator.

1

Book a discovery call

Tell us about your marketing stack, campaign cadence, and current coordination bottlenecks.

2

We source and shortlist

You review candidates with relevant martech and industry experience, interview your favourites.

3

They start

Employment, payroll, and onboarding handled. You manage the work.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

What martech are they familiar with?

Common: HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, Marketo, Pardot, Buffer, Hootsuite, Later, Sprout, GA4, Looker, HubSpot Reports. Most candidates have hands-on experience with at least two ESPs and one CRM. Specific stack confirmed during scoping.

Can they own a campaign end-to-end?

Mid-senior coordinators can: brief, asset coordination, build, QA, launch, report. They don't replace a marketing lead — but they free your lead from the day-to-day execution that crushes their time.

Will they do reporting and analytics?

Basic reporting yes — campaign metrics, list health, channel performance, monthly summaries. For deeper analytics (attribution, cohort analysis, custom dashboards), pair with a data analyst.

Can they manage external suppliers like writers and designers?

Yes — coordinating freelancers, agencies, and internal team members against deadlines is core to the role. Mid-senior candidates handle this independently; junior candidates need more direction.

What if the hire doesn't work out?

Replacement commitment within the initial engagement period. If execution quality or fit isn't right, we source again at no additional placement cost. Details confirmed in your service agreement.