Digital Marketing Agency Template

A ready-to-run agency workspace: leads → onboarding → delivery → reporting.

Digital Marketing Agency Template preview

Replace 6–10 tools with one connected OS. This template includes CRM pipelines, shared inbox routing, project templates, client portal views, and reporting dashboards for recurring delivery.

Best for

Marketing agenciesCreative studiosPerformance teamsClient delivery businesses

Includes modules

These modules work better together — the template ships them connected by default.

How the template works

Apply the template, then adjust stages, fields, and automations to match your exact business. Start simple — scale later.

Capture and qualify leads

Centralize inbound leads and route conversations without losing context.

  • Shared inbox triage (assign, tag, SLA)
  • CRM pipeline stages for qualification
  • Auto-create follow-up tasks from inbox threads

Standardize onboarding

Kick off every new client with the same predictable hand-offs.

  • Onboarding checklist template
  • Welcome email sequence + reminders
  • Client portal setup for approvals & assets

Deliver with repeatable projects

Turn services into reusable project templates and weekly rhythms.

  • Project templates (SEO, ads, social, content)
  • Weekly reporting tasks
  • Client-visible milestones

Report outcomes without spreadsheets

Keep performance reporting connected to delivery work.

  • Dashboards by client and service line
  • Delivery + utilization visibility
  • Monthly executive summary structure

Need help tailoring this template?

Tell us your workflow and we’ll help you map the best starting setup — especially if you’re migrating from a big suite.

Template FAQ

Can I preview the template before signing up?

Yes — this public library is designed to show what you’ll get inside UNOBITS. When you start a trial, you can apply the template and tweak it to match your services.

Does this template work for a small agency (1–5 people)?

Yes. The template scales down: use fewer stages and fewer automations at first, then expand as the team grows.