Rebranded email sequences usually go out under a client’s domain. Here is what Gmail and Yahoo expect from senders and a setup checklist for agencies working on someone else’s DNS.
Use Word’s themes, styles and templates to put a client’s colors and fonts on a white-label workbook once, then reuse the setup for every product that follows.
Done-for-you funnels often ship with sample testimonials. Here is how agencies should replace them with real, approved feedback under the FTC’s Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Rule.
A plain-English glossary of the terms that come up when an agency or coach puts a client’s brand on finished white-label products, from source files to sender domains.
A clear proposal tells a client exactly what they are buying when you deliver rebranded white-label products. Here are the sections to include, with example wording.
How to set up monthly retainers for white-label client work: the terms to agree, billing and reminder options, and the FTC background on recurring charges.
How to rebrand a done-for-you funnel for a client, from mapping the pages and emails to updating sender details, authentication and links before launch.
Who should be the registrant of a client’s domain, how ICANN’s transfer rules can delay late fixes and which funnel accounts belong in the client’s name.
Google and Meta review ads and landing pages against their own policies. Here is what to check on a rebranded client funnel before paid traffic goes live.
An in-depth guide to collecting, checking and setting up a client brand kit, covering logos, colors, fonts, voice and legal details, before you rebrand any white-label product.
