A WORKFLOW THAT FITS YOUR TEAM
Keep agency social media work organized by workspace
Give each client’s content a clear place to live. Organize connected accounts, drafts and team access by workspace, then check delivery results for the posts you send.
Separate the client context
Use a separate workspace for each client or business context when you need separate accounts, members and content. Check the selected workspace before connecting an account or starting a draft. Membership and publishing allowances belong to the workspace, so price the workload accordingly.
Assign the right work to the right role
Workspace roles separate administration, editing, publishing and viewing. An Editor can prepare content; a Publisher can publish saved drafts without editing their text. Treat that separation as a team workflow, not as a claim of a formal client approval system.
Estimate destinations before choosing a plan
Ten posts sent to three social accounts create thirty destinations. Multiple client workspaces have their own subscription and allowance; a plan in one workspace is not automatically shared with the others. Use current pricing rather than assuming unlimited clients or unlimited accounts.
Report delivery facts clearly
Use confirmed results and live post links to check that the intended content was sent. Waiting, failed and unconfirmed states are different outcomes. My-Conect provides publishing records; campaign attribution, social engagement reports and white-label reporting are not included in this workflow.
Frequently asked questions
Does one subscription cover every client workspace?
No. Subscriptions and publishing allowances belong to individual workspaces. Review the workload and plan for each client workspace.
Keep exploring
Make room for your next post.
Review current plans and platform availability, then create a workspace for your content.