Fractional ops
Playbooks for fractional ops specialists
You rebuild the same reporting rhythm at every company you join. Capture it once and the next engagement starts from your method rather than from nothing.
Every engagement starts by rebuilding the last one.
- The weekly report is reassembled from the same places, by hand.
- What you set up leaves with you when the engagement ends.
- The number of clients you can hold is the number of rhythms you can run.
The contract, in four lines
Every Service on YAMO publishes the same four things. Nothing here is a promise about the future: it is what a run does.
- Trigger
- On demand, or on a schedule that matches the reporting rhythm
- Intake
- The period to cover, and the accounts the numbers come from
- Artifact
- The report you already produce, in the format you produce it
- Delivery
- Back in the account that started the run, priced per run
Common questions
Does the client keep it when I leave?
That is your decision, and it is a publishing decision rather than a technical one. A Service you publish is theirs to run; a Playbook you keep private stays yours.
Can one Playbook serve more than one client?
Yes. Each customer gets their own Instance — their configured copy — so the method is shared and the setup, the data and the runs are not.
Where to go next
Playbooks for SEO agencies
For SEO agencies: turn the audits, briefs and reports you already deliver into Services your clients run on demand, with your method behind each one.Playbooks for content agencies
For content agencies: package the research, drafting and editing you repeat for every client into a Service that runs to your own house style.Playbooks for research consultants
For research and competitive-intelligence consultants: turn a recurring briefing into a Service a client can run, without rebuilding it each time.Playbooks for due-diligence teams
For due-diligence and reporting services: capture the screening method you follow on every file, and let it run to the same standard each time.Playbooks for recruitment research
For recruitment researchers: the market maps and candidate briefs you build for every search, packaged so each one starts from your own method.Pricing
How YAMO charges: you pay for the runs you make, and nothing for the ones you do not. What a run is, what it includes, and what publishing costs.Library
Playbooks, ready to run: proven templates with real example outputs. Each one is a working starting point you copy into your account and make yours.
Start here
Build the Service you already deliver
Copy a Playbook out of the library, point it at your own references, and run it.