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Agency Client Management Chaos
Agencies struggle with fragmented tools and manual processes for managing multiple clients, projects, billing, and reporting.
In their words
running a 12-person marketing agency and we do about 5k emails/week for ourselves plus client campaigns
They are a Moving Company needing ongoing support within their account setting up workflows, calendars, email templates etc.
It's very unclear what permissions they have.
Our agency ended up building our own CRM because Epic is too cumbersome. We only use it for accounting right now but will leave it entirely by EOY
12 accounts and i still cant keep them straight without a spreadsheet open on a second monitor
My roster is getting too big to keep track of without software. Between tracking royalties, available rights, and CRM (not to mention queries), it's all getting a bit much.
they're expecting us to manually backup our data and restart applications on daily basis
By months 3 and 4, it felt like almost nothing was getting done
I’ve started to realize how difficult it is to scale a business that mostly relies on one-off payments.
I'm tired of constantly proving the work with clients who don't understand the data or attribution.
I went from dealing with 3-4 of them to having 10 I have to keep up with and do weekly check ins with.
they need to reduce their dev budget by 80%
Marketing and small agencies
Where they talk
- r/agency
- r/DigitalMarketing
- r/marketingagency
- r/agencynewbies
- r/smallbusiness
- r/InsuranceAgent
- r/PPC
- r/gohighlevel
Tools they use today
- Notion
- GoHighLevel
- Google Sheets
- Google Ads
- Slack
- ClickUp
- Google Drive
- Meta Ads
Why those fall short
- IT blocks monitors, client sites, uploads; only one person can edit a document
- Clients believe the old developer's account is theirs; nobody can confirm ownership
- Boss won't use GA4 and rejects Data Studio reports
- No admin access, no documentation or monthly reports of work done
- AI helps with efficiencies but meetings and account details still need manual tracking
Map of ideas
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