How to Use PostSheet for Branded Client Deliverables (That Don’t Feel Templated)

When you’re delivering work to clients — reports, audits, strategy decks, onboarding guides, recommendations — presentation matters just as much as the content.

You want it to look polished. Personalized. Branded.

But most templating tools either:

❌ Take forever to format
❌ Look too generic
❌ Or don’t scale with your workload

With PostSheet + Google Sheets, you can create branded, dynamic client deliverables — PDFs or Docs — that are customized per client, and sent with a personal email… all in just a few clicks.

Let’s break it down.


🎁 What Counts as a “Client Deliverable”?

Anything that a client receives as part of your work — especially something tangible they can refer to, share, or use internally.

Examples:

  • Strategy recommendations
  • SEO or audit reports
  • Campaign performance summaries
  • Onboarding guides or playbooks
  • Website or design mockup previews
  • Training materials or workshop takeaways
  • Meeting recaps or quarterly reviews

If you find yourself duplicating the same doc and updating it for every client — this post is for you.


📋 Step 1: Organize Your Client Data in Google Sheets

Track key variables for each deliverable:

Client NameEmailProject NameDelivery DateSummary HighlightsNext StepsDocument Link (Optional)
Acme Co.jamie@acme.comQ2 Marketing Plan2025-04-22Targeted 3 new segmentsFinalize creative by May 1(auto-generated)
Bolt Studioalex@bolt.comUX Audit2025-04-22Major improvements to navImplement nav update + test flows(auto-generated)

You can also include dynamic data like KPIs, feedback notes, or timeline summaries.


📄 Step 2: Create a Branded Document Template in PostSheet

Use your own layout — including logo, colors, formatting — and insert merge fields for dynamic content.

Example: UX Audit Summary


Client: {{Client Name}}
Project: {{Project Name}}
Delivery Date: {{Delivery Date}}

Summary Highlights:
{{Summary Highlights}}

Next Steps:
{{Next Steps}}


✅ Add charts, tables, or optional sections
✅ Use Google Docs-style formatting or PDF export
✅ Auto-name files like Bolt-Studio-UX-Audit-April2025.pdf

No more “File > Make a Copy > Find + Replace.”


✉️ Step 3: Pair It with a Personalized Email

Want to deliver the doc with a personal note? PostSheet makes it easy:

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Subject: Your {{Project Name}} Deliverable Is Ready

Hi {{Client Name}},

Attached is your {{Project Name}} summary, including a few next steps we’d suggest moving forward.

Let me know if you’d like to hop on a quick call to review anything!

Thanks again,  

[Your Name]

It feels like you wrote it one by one. But you didn’t.


🚀 Step 4: Send 1 or 100 in Minutes

PostSheet lets you:

  • Generate documents in bulk
  • Preview every message and file before sending
  • Send from your real email address
  • Log delivery status in your sheet (optional)

You can even run the same workflow monthly or quarterly for recurring clients — just update your sheet and hit send.


🎯 When to Use This Workflow

  • 🎨 Agencies delivering monthly creative or media plans
  • 💼 Consultants sending project updates or recommendations
  • 📈 Freelancers providing analytics or SEO reports
  • 🧑‍🏫 Coaches or educators sharing post-session recaps
  • 📣 Marketers doing audits or launch reviews
  • 🛠 Product teams reporting on sprint outcomes

If it’s structured, repeatable, and personalized — PostSheet helps you scale it.


🧠 Tips for High-Impact Deliverables

  • Use your client’s logo, name, or product where possible
  • Add a final section like “Suggestions” or “Open Questions”
  • Include optional fields like “Team Members Involved” or “Priority Items”
  • Set up reminders for internal review before sending
  • Combine with calendar tasks to time delivery perfectly

✅ Final Thoughts: Personalization at Scale Without Looking Templated

Clients notice the difference when something feels crafted for them.

PostSheet helps you deliver branded, valuable documents that look like you spent an hour — even if it took five minutes.

Try it free →
Create your next client deliverable with PostSheet

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