Introducing Zoho Campaigns' exclusive edition for marketing agencies

Introducing Zoho Campaigns' exclusive edition for marketing agencies

Handling omnichannel marketing activities for multiple clients is no joke and we understand that. Keeping the challenges of digital marketing agencies in mind, we are now launching an exclusive edition for digital marketers, allowing them to handle email marketing activities for all their clients with a single credential. 
 
Using the portal console page, agencies can add/remove, manage subscriptions and send campaigns on all their client's behalf.
 
Once agencies are given access to the agency console, they can see three options - Dashboard, Manage Accounts and Manage Content.

Here is what they do:

A dynamic dashboard



The simple-yet-effective dashboard gives important information like the total number of clients handled by your agency including number of active and inactive contacts. Agencies can see the plan they are subscribed to and also the number of campaigns sent for each client.

Easy client management options



Using the 'Manage Clients' tab, agencies can add, remove or manage all their clients. All you need is a name to add a new client to the console. Once that's done, agencies can click on each client name to view the recent campaigns they sent, summary of contacts, the number of users added to that particular client. They can even access the client's Zoho Campaigns account to send campaigns on their behalf. Here, users from the agency as well as the client's team can collaborate. However, the agencies will have full control over the account.

Stress-free sharing of content



To help save time, agencies have an option to work on a single template and share it with multiple clients. How it works is, agencies can create a template in the parent account of the agency and save it in the template library. Using the exclusive 'push' button, they can share it among the desired clients.

Why should email marketers switch to our agency edition?

The answer is simple, it is cost effective and saves the agencies the time from going back-and-forth with the client for approval processes.

How does the pricing work?

Traditionally, agencies purchase subscriptions separately for each client. In is agency edition, they can subscribe to a plan in bulk and reallocate the credits to all the clients.
 
For instance, you can purchase a 10K plan as an agency and distribute it to all the clients based on their requirements. When purchasing in bulk, the agencies will have to pay much less than compared to making smaller purchases.
 
They can add up to 10 clients without any extra charges and every additional client will be charged at $5/month.
 
Most importantly, there is an option to re-allocate licenses from one client to another.
 
This edition is only available as an annual plan that can be availed at a 40% discount.
 
Have more queries? Check out the FAQs. 

If you are a digital marketing agencies, sign-up right away! To do that, click here. 
 
 







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