Quick Start Guide

From Signup to First Campaign in 15 Minutes

This guide walks you through creating your first client workspace and generating a complete campaign plan, content calendar, and SEO strategy.

Step 1: Create Your Account (2 minutes)

Visit ccyfer.in and click "Get Access." Fill in your email and password. You will receive access once your account is approved — if you have an invite code, enter it during signup for instant access.

Step 2: Create Your First Client (3 minutes)

Once inside the dashboard, click "New Client." Fill in:

• Client name — e.g., "Apollo Hospital Mumbai"
• Niche — select from 14+ industries (Healthcare, Real Estate, D2C, etc.)
• Business description — 2-3 sentences about what the client does
• Target audience — who the client wants to reach
• Products/services — what they offer
• Monthly budget — in INR

This information is used by every AI tool automatically.

Step 3: Run the Campaign Planner (4 minutes)

Go to Tools, select Campaign Planner. With your client selected, the form auto-fills with client data. Add:

• Campaign goal (lead generation, brand awareness, sales)
• Platforms (Meta, Google, LinkedIn)
• Start date and duration

Click Generate. The AI produces a complete campaign plan with wave structure, budget allocation, ad sets, execution calendar, and predicted KPIs — all benchmarked against real Indian campaign data.

Step 4: Generate a Content Calendar (3 minutes)

With the campaign plan saved, open the Content Calendar tool. It automatically reads your campaign dates and builds a 30-day calendar that supports the campaign with pre-launch warm-up content and campaign-aligned posts.

Step 5: Create an SEO Plan (3 minutes)

Open the SEO Planner. It uses your audience psychology and campaign themes to generate 30-50 keywords with search intent mapping and a blog publish schedule aligned to your content calendar.

What Just Happened

In 15 minutes, you created a complete marketing strategy with three tools that share context:

• Campaign plan grounds the calendar with launch dates
• Audience psychology informs keyword research
• SEO blog dates appear in the content calendar

This is cross-tool intelligence — every tool builds on the others.