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Scattered Client Communication
Client communication, files, approvals, and project status are scattered across many tools, causing lost information and manual chasing.
In their words
all of our PITA clients call or text him at ANYTIME during the day or night on his personal phone
MyCase has been fine but there are some pain points, particularly on the client side interface, that just isn't really all that featured filled.
A centralized, self-service library where clients manage approved logos, images, websites, and branding assets and we on the marketing team can go into their profile and download what we need.
clients from different companies shouldn't see each other's docs, and there's no way for them to comment on a page without a GitHub account
Main gap for us with MkDocs is no permission separation or commenting though.
I've lost at least 2 or 3 clients over the past year because of this friction.
Client asking for an update every 5 minutes
Call every 2 days to ask the status of something, even though I told them there is no update
Same client, every 3 hours for 3 weeks: "how come, why did you, not fair, but you don't understand..."
When a client wants a status update, someone on my team exports their rows into a PDF and emails it.
Ideally they would have a case management system that allowed a client to login and upload as well as seeing what is going on.
Need something where clients can see their tasks without me having to walk them through a 10-step onboarding process
the inability to just simply share and collaborate with clients is the one thing that makes the whole product unusable for us.
every time I share client files through google drive the link looks like garbage and has zero brand presence.
Agencies and freelancers
Where they talk
- r/webdesign
- r/smallbusiness
- r/SocialMediaManagers
- r/DigitalMarketing
- r/nocode
- r/agencynewbies
- r/mondaydotcom
- r/localseo
Tools they use today
- Google Drive
- Notion
- Google Docs
- monday.com
- Slack
- Dropbox
- GitHub
- Google Forms
Why those fall short
- whois fails behind Cloudflare; no central record of ownership or access
- Clients still slow to send; nothing works if they lack content or time
- clients resist virtual/paperless; older clients slow to adopt
- Drake portal is not client-friendly; no shared inbox or document storage
- clients unfamiliar with tools; files scattered across email threads
Map of ideas
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