Marketing

The Marketing section is where you plan and manage your marketing posts in one place.

If you think of JMS like a workplace notebook:

• Marketing is the page where you write down what you want to publish,
• when you want to publish it,
• and what you included (like an image or video).

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What you see on the Marketing screen

At the top of the page you will see:

Filters (Platform and Status)

These dropdowns help you quickly find what you need:

• Platform: shows where the post will go (or which channel/platform it belongs to).
  Selecting All shows everything.

• Status: shows the current state of a post (for example: planned, published, or other system statuses).
  Selecting All shows every status.

Use these filters when your list grows and you need to narrow things down.

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Marketing table (your post list)

The table is where all posts appear once you create them.

You will typically see columns like:

• Platform: where the post belongs
• Status: what stage the post is in
• Title: the name of the post
• Schedule: when the post is planned to go out
• Media: whether the post has attachments (images/videos/files)
• Actions: what you can do next (for example edit, view, delete)

Empty state

If you see a message like:

“No social posts yet. Use ‘New post’ to add your first one.”

That simply means there are no posts created yet.

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Create a post

On the top-right, click:

New post

Use this when you want to add your first post, or plan another campaign message.

A simple workflow is:

1. Click New post
2. Add a title
3. Choose a platform
4. Add content (and media if needed)
5. Set the schedule (if you are planning ahead)
6. Save/publish (depending on your setup)

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What you can do in Marketing

From here, you can:

• Create new marketing posts
• Filter posts by platform or status
• See what is scheduled and what has already happened
• Keep marketing activity organized so Sales and follow-ups are easier later

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How Marketing connects to Sales

Marketing is usually the “first message” people see.
Sales is where you follow up once someone responds or shows interest.

A simple way to think about it:

• Marketing helps you start conversations
• Sales helps you close conversations

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You’re done

You now understand what Marketing is for and how the screen works.

Next, you may want to explore:

• Sales
• Locations
• Conferences