How it works

It starts right here.

Your own creative department is just a few clicks away.

Demonstration: Sally, from Sally’s Candy Shop, fills in the ClickSling registration form and selects Create Account. ClickSling emails her a six-digit verification code, she enters it, and selects Verify & Create Account.

Meet your brand. Like never before.

Discover the insights behind better marketing.

The Brand Dossier: what ClickSling understands about your business, starting with an executive summary of findings.

Tell us about your business.

We’ll take it from there.

  1. 01 Company
  2. · Brand Standards
  3. 02 Categories
  4. 03 Resources
  5. 04 Locations
  6. 05 Vendors
  7. 06 Campaigns
  8. 07 Social Media
ClickSling setup, step 1: Company — company name, address, phone, website and admin email, with a Brand Standards panel. Brand standards: logos, colors, fonts, taglines, tone of voice and calls to action, each marked complete. Step 2: Categories — choose the kinds of marketing to make available, such as social media, local advertising and merchandise. Step 3: Resources — upload brand guides, logos, marketing plans, imagery, signage and collateral. Step 4: Locations — add the locations that get access and invite their people. Step 5: Vendors — the signage, print and merchandise vendors your locations order from. Step 6: Campaigns — three ways to create: Generate with AI, Upload Finished Sizes, or the Creative Department. A new social media campaign: name it, choose platforms and sizes, and choose how to build it.

Now, let’s get creative.

From your business objectives to advertising that’s ready to make an impression.

The completed Holiday's at Sally's campaign: caption, hashtag, Facebook feed, story and landscape sizes, with the Creative Department chosen to build it.
The finished Sally's Candy Shop Facebook ad: “The Queen of Confectionary Cuisine,” with a holiday BOGO offer on all chocolates.
Print production: a large-format printer turning out print-ready flyers.
Point-of-purchase advertising: two shop staff holding up a promotional banner.
Brand standards: a shop owner presenting her brand guidelines board.
Branded merchandise and uniforms: an employee holding up a branded polo shirt.

Not just a creative department.
An entire agency!

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