Manage client social galleries without rebuilding the workflow each time.
FeedGallery gives agencies a client-and-site structure for recurring social feed work: connect supported sources, moderate centrally, reuse gallery patterns and publish into different client websites.
Agency work needs repeatable client structure
An agency rarely needs one social feed. It needs a repeatable way to manage many client sites, campaigns and galleries without mixing client context or recreating the publishing stack for every project.
FeedGallery already models clients, sites, sources and galleries as separate objects. That makes it possible to keep the provider connection, content workspace and final display organized around the client work rather than around a single one-off widget.
Live product proof
A real gallery runtime agencies can reuse across client work.
The demo below is not a design mockup. It is rendered through FeedGallery's production public runtime and shows the same separation between source data, moderation, Theme v2 and public delivery that an agency uses for client sites.
Vertical workflows
Where FeedGallery fits in this workflow.
Multi-client social feed delivery
Keep different client projects organized while using the same FeedGallery product and publishing workflow.
Reusable gallery design
Save structured themes and reuse visual patterns when multiple client galleries need a consistent implementation approach.
Client website publishing
Publish to WordPress or other websites through the standard FeedGallery iframe, loader or standalone embed methods.
Repeatable moderation
Use a familiar moderation workspace and rules instead of teaching the team a different curation process for each social network.
Common contexts
FeedGallery workflow
Keep collection, curation and display connected.
Create the client and site
Start with the client context and destination site so publication stays attached to the correct project.
Add supported sources
Bind eligible connected social resources or public references without copying provider credentials into the gallery layer.
Build and moderate the gallery
Choose the content, reuse or adapt the design and keep editorial decisions inside the shared workspace.
Publish as an agency deliverable
Embed the finished gallery on the client site and continue managing its content centrally after launch.
Setup playbook
A repeatable agency setup
The agency advantage comes from standardizing the implementation while keeping client data, sites and galleries separated.
Model the client before the gallery
Create the client and its destination site first. That keeps publishing, domains and later gallery work attached to the right account.
Build reusable design patterns
Create a small set of themes for common deliverables such as homepage feed, editorial masonry and compact campaign carousel.
Keep source connections reusable
Do not reconnect a provider every time a new gallery is needed. Reuse the supported source pool and curate different outputs from it.
Standardize moderation
Give the internal team a consistent review model so the operational process stays familiar across clients.
Publish with the client's stack in mind
Use WordPress, iframe, loader or standalone embed based on the destination website rather than forcing every client into the same integration.
Current product fit
A practical multi-client foundation
FeedGallery's existing client, site, source and gallery hierarchy already matches a large part of the agency workflow. The product is useful today without pretending that every enterprise agency feature has already been productized.
Explicit clients and sites inside the organization.
Separate sources and galleries for different client projects.
Reusable structured gallery themes.
Organization access backed by the shared IAM layer.
WordPress plus generic website embed options.
Central moderation and gallery analytics.
Scope boundary
Agency capabilities not marketed yet
Some features commonly associated with mature agency plans are deliberately excluded from the current promise until they exist as supported commercial features.
No fully white-labelled FeedGallery admin interface.
No marketed public developer API or bulk-feed creation API.
No claim of a dedicated client self-service portal.
No agency-specific pricing promise unless it is exposed by Billing.
Display strategy
The same client may need several gallery products
A good agency setup separates the content pool from the deliverable so a new campaign does not require a new provider architecture.
Homepage feed
- Best for
- Evergreen client website
- Content approach
- Brand-safe, broad and continuously maintained
- Moderation
- Routine review plus repeatable rules
- Layout
- Responsive grid or masonry
Campaign gallery
- Best for
- Launches, hashtags and temporary landing pages
- Content approach
- Narrow theme, campaign-specific selection
- Moderation
- Higher attention during the campaign window
- Layout
- Visual grid, masonry or carousel
Display / venue
- Best for
- Client event, showroom or physical display
- Content approach
- Short, visual and heavily curated
- Moderation
- Strict pre-display review
- Layout
- Low-density screen presentation
Measurement
What makes the agency workflow efficient
The most useful signals are operational as much as analytical: reuse, time-to-publish and the ability to manage several galleries without multiplying integrations.
Reusable themes
Reduce repeated design work between client projects.
Source reuse
Measure how often a source can support multiple client-approved gallery contexts.
Delivery analytics
Use gallery-level usage to see which client placements are actually active.
FAQ
Questions about feedgallery for agencies
Can an agency manage more than one client in FeedGallery?
Yes. FeedGallery includes an explicit client model and site context, allowing an organization to keep different client projects separated inside the same product.
Can I reuse a gallery design for another client project?
FeedGallery supports reusable structured themes. The final design and content selection can still be adapted per gallery and client context.
Can an agency publish FeedGallery on WordPress sites?
Yes. FeedGallery includes a WordPress integration and also supports generic iframe, loader and standalone embed methods for other website stacks.
Is the FeedGallery admin white-labelled?
No fully white-labelled admin interface is claimed today. Client-facing gallery output can be designed for the destination, while the management product remains FeedGallery.
Does FeedGallery offer a public agency API?
The current agency page does not market a public developer API or bulk provisioning workflow. The positioning is based on the supported product interface and existing integrations.
Related FeedGallery capabilities
Sources → Content → Galleries → Displays