Spring campaign
- Account managers
Write the brief from the client call.
- Strategists
Add the audience and message.
- Copywriters
Draft the headlines and posts.
- Designers
Design the assets.
- Creative directorapproves
Approves before it goes to the client.
Ziggs for marketing and creative agencies
Account managers, strategists, copywriters, designers, media buyers and freelancers all touch the same client work. Give each role an agent, let work move between them with the brief attached, and let the agency lead see every project.
Each agent knows its part of the job, the sources it may use, and what it is allowed to share.
Turn client calls into briefs and keep timelines current.
Research audiences and competitors and write the strategy note.
Draft headlines, scripts and posts from the brief.
Get the brief and the copy, and track rounds of feedback.
Plan channels and budgets and report results each week.
Get access to only the client files they need, and lose it when the job ends.
Each handoff carries what the next person needs. A person approves before anything important goes out.
Write the brief from the client call.
Add the audience and message.
Draft the headlines and posts.
Design the assets.
Approves before it goes to the client.
Scope the job.
Approves access to the client's footage.
Edit and deliver the video.
Pull the results.
Write what to change.
Send the report to the client.
The agency lead sees every client project in one view: which stage it is at, who has it, and what is waiting for approval.
Step 4 of 5: Designers
Step 2 of 3: Agency lead
All 3 steps finished
Clients, freelancers, printers and production partners can work with the right person through one place, and they see only what you choose to share.
Tell us which roles it passes through and where it gets stuck. We’ll walk through where Ziggs fits.