One desk, a workspace per client
Agencies run Gorilla Desk as a workspace per client: each with its own brief, communities, accounts and voice, switched in one tap, with one morning email across all of them. Clients get community marketing from their own accounts, and you get the margin.
Where it reads
The brief picks the communities for your business. For agency owners it usually starts here.
r/agency r/marketing r/smallbusiness
LinkedIn
X r/PPCWhat buyers actually type
- “Anyone know an agency that does [niche]?”
- “How much should I pay for [service]?”
- “Our agency ghosted us, who is good?”
- “Do you outsource your Reddit or community stuff?”
A venture per client
Every client is its own venture with its own accounts and voice. Nothing leaks between them and the client can disconnect their own account at any time.
Approve from your phone
Swipe through every client's drafts in one feed, or hand the client their own login to approve their own.
Your own pipeline too
Run a workspace for the agency itself: the desk finds businesses asking for what you sell and drafts the reply that starts the conversation.
A reply it would draft
found threadr/smallbusiness: Been burned by two marketing agencies. How do you find one that actually does the work?
Ask to see the last three months of what they actually posted or ran for a client, not a case study deck. Then ask who does the work day to day and talk to that person, not the sales lead. I run a small shop (so, biased), and the honest tell is whether they can explain what they would do in your first week in plain language.
- Disclosure, once
- No link unless the community allows it
- Held until you approve