Markifact offers two types of templates to help you get started quickly or share your workflows with others. Whether you’re looking for pre-built solutions or want to distribute your own creations, templates make workflow automation accessible to everyone.

Template Types

1. Public Template Library

Our curated collection of professional, ready-to-use templates designed for common marketing tasks. Access: markifact.com/templates

What’s Included

  • Markifact-created templates - Built by our team for popular use cases
  • Expert-vetted templates - Community submissions approved by our team

Getting Listed

Want your template in our public library?
  1. Create a high-quality workflow
  2. Test thoroughly with multiple scenarios
  3. Contact us to apply for inclusion
  4. Our team reviews for quality and usefulness
💡 Requirements: Templates must be well-documented, reliable, and solve common problems to be accepted into our public library.

2. Unlisted Shared Workflows

Personal workflow sharing for teams, clients, or collaborators through secure, private links. These templates are not listed publicly and can only be accessed by people you share the link with.

How It Works

  • Link-only access - Only people with the URL can use the template
  • Not publicly indexed - Hidden from Google and search engines
  • Secure sharing - Credentials and sensitive data are never shared
  • Instant copying - Recipients create their own copy with one click

Creating Shared Workflows

Enable Template Sharing

  1. Open your workflow in the canvas editor
  2. Click Share button (or workflow settings)
  3. Toggle “This workflow is shared as template”
  4. Add descriptions (optional but recommended)
  5. Copy the generated URL to share
Share Workflow as Template

Template Descriptions

Short Description (Required)

  • Character limit: 200 characters maximum
  • Purpose: Brief summary shown on the template preview
  • Best practices: Focus on what the workflow does and key benefits
Example: “Automate monthly SEO reports by pulling data from Google Search Console and Analytics, then generating client-ready slides with key metrics and insights.”

Detailed Description (Optional)

  • Format: Full Markdown support
  • Purpose: Landing page-style content when someone clicks your template
  • Include: Use cases, setup instructions, requirements, examples
Markdown features available:
  • Headers (# ## ###)
  • Lists (bulleted and numbered)
  • Links and images
  • Code blocks
  • Emphasis (**bold**, *italic*)
Example:
# Monthly SEO Performance Reports

This workflow automatically generates comprehensive SEO reports for your clients or internal teams.

## What It Does
- Pulls organic traffic data from Google Analytics
- Fetches ranking and click data from Search Console
- Creates professional slide presentations
- Sends reports via email or Slack

## Requirements
- Google Analytics account
- Google Search Console access
- Google Slides (for report generation)

## Setup Instructions
1. Connect your Google accounts
2. Configure the date range (default: last 30 days)
3. Customize the report template
4. Set up automated scheduling (optional)

Security & Privacy

What’s Protected

  • Account credentials - Never shared with template users
  • Sensitive IDs - Account IDs, Spreadsheet IDs, email addresses, etc

What’s Shared

  • Workflow structure - Node configuration and connections
  • Template descriptions - Your written content and instructions
  • Node settings - General configuration (without credentials)
🔒 Important: Always test your template with a fresh account to ensure no sensitive data is accidentally exposed.

Best Practices

For Public Library Submissions

  1. Clear naming - Use descriptive, searchable names
  2. Comprehensive testing - Verify with different data sources
  3. Good documentation - Include setup instructions and examples
  4. Error handling - Add proper validation and fallbacks
  5. Modular design - Make it easy to customize for different needs

For Shared Workflows

  1. Test before sharing - Create a new account and test the template
  2. Document requirements - List all necessary integrations and access
  3. Provide examples - Show sample inputs/outputs
  4. Include contact info - Let users know how to get help

Common Use Cases

Team Collaboration

  • Client templates - Provide standardized solutions for common client needs
  • Department sharing - Distribute approved workflows across teams

Education & Training

  • Course materials - Include workflow templates in marketing automation courses
  • Workshops - Provide hands-on examples for training sessions
  • Documentation - Supplement tutorials with working examples

Business Development

  • Client proposals - Show potential clients exactly what they’ll receive
  • Proof of concepts - Demonstrate workflow capabilities quickly
  • Sales tools - Help prospects understand workflow value

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