Step 1
Start from the brief
Write the campaign brief in a built-in document and pin it at the start of the board, where everyone can find it.
For marketers
Plan campaigns from brief to results
A campaign is a brief, a pile of assets, several channels, a launch date and a number you’re trying to move. Flowboard keeps all of it on one board, so you can see what’s ready, what’s late and whether it’s working.
A workflow built for how you work
Step 2
Lay out the content pipeline
Use the Content calendar template, or build columns like Idea, Writing, Design, Scheduled and Published, and move each piece along.
Step 3
See the schedule
Date every asset and see the whole campaign on the calendar and timeline views, with overdue items flagged.
Step 4
Measure what it did
Track sign-ups, clicks or revenue as metrics, chart them over time, and hold the next phase behind a gate until the number is good enough.
What people plan with it
- Product launch campaigns
- Content calendars and editorial plans
- Email and social campaigns
- Event marketing
- Rebrands and website launches
Features you’ll use most
Feature
Timelines & calendar
Give steps start and due dates and Flowboard lays them out on a Gantt-style timeline and a calendar, with overdue steps flagged right on the board.
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Project documents
Write briefs, specs and notes in a built-in document editor and pin them to the steps they belong to, so the plan and the thinking behind it stay together.
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Gates & milestones
Stop work starting too early. Flowboard gates hold steps back until a step is done, a date arrives, materials are bought or a metric hits its target.
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