Managed campaigns
Discuss operational campaign support, starting from €600 per month excluding tax.
What is the package for?
The Campaign Manager offer is for a team that wants help preparing and following up its LinkedIn campaigns. Seatly acts as an intermediary and coordinates the agreed campaign support; the underlying third-party tools remain operated by their own providers.
The offer is presented from €600 per month excluding tax. The final scope, account volumes, tools and responsibilities must be agreed before subscribing.
Targeting and research
Define the audience and prepare the lead research needed for the agreed campaign.Messages and sequences
Prepare the outreach messages, sequence structure and launch setup.Follow-up and adjustments
Coordinate campaign monitoring, adjustments and the handover of relevant leads.Reporting
The presented package includes two reports per month per campaign. Confirm the reporting scope during your exchange.How do I book the exchange?
Open Campaign tracking (Suivi des campagnes). Review the package, then answer the two questions about your objective and the audience/launch timing. Choose a time and verify your contact details. Workspace information and your answers are carried into the booking where available.
Booking a meeting does not purchase the package or launch a campaign automatically.
What should we agree during the call?
- Target companies, roles, locations and exclusions.
- Number of LinkedIn accounts and the required licences or Sendler seats.
- Message approval, launch timing and lead handover.
- Responsibilities, reporting and commercial scope.
Agree on campaign objectives and reporting during the call. The package described here includes no guaranteed number of leads, replies or sales; results depend on the audience, offer, account conditions and agreed execution.
Is this a reseller programme for agencies?
The agency route here describes managed campaigns, not an automatic right to resell or white-label third-party access. Agencies seeking a different arrangement should discuss it separately.