Virly's multi-project management system is designed with a hierarchical architecture that serves three types of typical user scenarios:
Corporate Marketing Team:
- Manage both parent and subsidiary accounts
- Create separate content strategies for different product lines
- Distinguish between B2B and B2C communication caliber
Personal Branding Matrix:
- Operate two professional identities, primary job and secondary job
- Distinguish between local and international market content
- Managing the Speaker's Image and the Consultant's Image
Marketing agency:
- Manage content calendars for different client brands
- Keep a library of industry templates (tech/finance/education, etc.)
- Enabling cross-project content resource reuse
Specific operational procedures:
- Click on "+New Item" in the dashboard and enter the second LinkedIn homepage URL
- System automatically marks points of difference (e.g., industry keyword changes, tone adjustments)
- Quick filtering through the labeling system (suggested naming convention: brand_region_industry)
- Select a reference control group when generating the plan (e.g., "refer to Project A's technical language style but use Project B's release frequency").
Advanced features include cross-content recommendations, unified audit workflows, and cross-project data analytics reporting. business plan users can also set team collaboration permissions.
This answer comes from the articleVirly: a tool to automate LinkedIn viral content generationThe
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