Run Instagram for five clients without mixing them up
Keep brand facts, permissions and content separate for every client. Each brand has its own workspace, memory and approvals, so nothing crosses from one client to another.
Let’s focus on your quieter hours. Which product would you like people to come in for? I’ll build the message around the offer you approve.
HOW IT WORKS IN PRACTICE
What would this look like for your business?
Several clients need next month’s content, and approvals are scattered across messages. Ask for a plan per brand, keep assets and tone separate, and give each client a focused approval view.
This is an illustrative workflow. Your campaign uses your own products, permissions and approved business facts.
Sample content
Your campaign brief
Give every client a separate brand memory, asset collection and approval policy. Switch accounts with the brand context visible so one client’s facts never become another client’s copy.
Keep your team and client in the same review loop. Route approval requests to the right workspace, retain feedback and make the final publishing decision explicit.
Report outcomes with the evidence available for each brand. Agency includes five brands; each additional brand is $129/month.
Set up a separate brief for each client with its facts, voice, assets and approval owner. Agree what your team can prepare and what needs the client’s decision. A clear division makes it easier to review several brands without mixing their offers or customer conversations.
YOUR BRAND, REMEMBERED
What to review afterwards
Review work by brand, including pending approvals, recurring feedback and the data actually available for that client. Use the same reporting structure without pretending every business has the same objective.