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🧰Agencies

Six clients. Six brands. One afternoon to launch each campaign.

The real bottleneck for agencies isn't ideas, it's rebuilding the same campaign infrastructure for every new client. Here's how a small growth agency runs six accounts without six separate toolchains.

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📍Where this fits

Wherever the client's own funnel needs it.

An agency's use case spans the entire funnel, because it depends entirely on what each individual client is trying to do that quarter. What stays constant is the agency's own operational workflow underneath.

Stage 1Awareness
Stage 2Consideration
Stage 3Purchase
Stage 4Retention
🧪Real-world implementation

How a 15-person growth agency runs six client accounts.

🎨 Pixel & Pine, 15-person growth agency, 6 CPG and retail clients

Pixel & Pine runs giveaway and lead-gen campaigns for six different retail and CPG clients at once. Each client has different branding, different consent requirements, and different reporting expectations.

The setup

  1. Each client gets their own workspace inside one Pixel & Pine account, brand colors, logo, and consent language set once per client and reused across all their campaigns.
  2. New campaigns for an existing client start from a saved template, so launching client #4's spring giveaway takes an afternoon instead of a week.
  3. Consent and data handling language is stored per client, so nobody accidentally launches Client A's campaign with Client B's privacy policy pasted in.
  4. Each client's leads flow into that client's own CRM or ESP, not Pixel & Pine's, the agency operates the campaign, but the client owns their data.
  5. Pixel & Pine's own dashboard rolls up performance across all six accounts, which is what account managers actually use in weekly client calls.

Why this matters to the agency's bottom line

Time to launch is the thing that limits how many clients an agency can service well. Cutting it from a week to an afternoon is the difference between six accounts and ten.

📇First-party data captured

Varies by client, isolated by design.

Email & consent every client Client-specific custom fields per brand Campaign source & channel auto-tagged Client-scoped consent language per workspace Gamified action history where used
🔌How it connects to your existing stack

The agency operates it. The client's stack owns the data.

01Each client workspace connects to that client's own CRM or ESP, HubSpot for one, Klaviyo for another, whatever they already run.
02Account managers get a cross-client dashboard inside Pixel & Pine's own account for weekly reporting, without needing to log into six separate client logins.
03New team members get access per client, so a freelancer working on one account can't see another client's data by accident.
📊What the agency's own dashboard looks like

Every account, one screen, for the Monday status call.

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Client Active campaign Entries Time to launch
Client A, DTC coffee spring-giveaway 2,140 4 hrs
Client B, retail apparel refer-a-friend 960 1 day
Client C, CPG snacks product-launch 3,420 6 hrs

Illustrative numbers. "Time to launch" is the metric agencies track most closely once templates are in place.

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