The Marketing Team Workflow
Marketing teams have no higher priority than bringing an idea from inception to success. Here's how Samepage helps them get it done.
An idea sparks conversation
Team chat is the ideal place for quick thoughts, questions and feedback. For the marketing team, its the place were new ideas usually get their start.
Adam Jones 1:12 PM
What do you guys think about going with some St. Patty's Day themes for March?
Taylor Kyle 1:14 PM
Adam, nice! Maybe a few new labels for existing lines? What else can we do?
Danny Carey 1:15 PM
Sounds good! I created a new page for this campaign - March Campaign
Collaboration moves to a living page
The team takes their collaboration beyond chat to a page where every edit, upload, and comment are seen in real time.
Danny Carey 1:15 PM
Hi team, let me know what you think of the banner and label artwork I've added to the page 
Adam Jones 2:28 PM
Danny, love image #1. Nicely done. For the bottle label, can I get the character limit for the label text?
Taylor Kyle 3:20 PM
Adam - we can handle 200 characters (including spaces). Your text so far looks perfect.
Adam Jones 4:15 PM
Great 
I'll mark my task as complete. Go ahead and take it into design!
James Keenan 4:16 PM
Shamrock IPA Press Release.doc
I think this is about done. Adam, can you please review?
No email. No fragmentation.
Email noise is reduced to zero. Files are found and updated in seconds. Tasks and other project assets are organized, easy to find, and right next to the team's conversation, all in a single app.
Team Task List and Calendar Become Essential
As projects grow and more pages are created, tasks and calendar events are rolled up into an increasingly convenient summary.
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From managing new campaigns and tradeshow events to developing reporting dashboards and sharing creative content with clients, Samepage's marketing workflow helps teams get more done with less email, cost, and confusion.