Property Campaign Vendor Portals
TrueProperty now includes dedicated vendor portals for property marketing campaigns.
These pages are designed to give vendors a central place to view important campaign information, property details, marketing activity, landing pages, and agent contact details.
The goal is to make property campaigns easier to understand and easier to follow from one place.
What the vendor portal is for
The vendor portal acts as a campaign overview page for a specific property.
It gives vendors and agents a clear snapshot of what has been prepared, where the campaign is active, and what assets are available.
Instead of campaign information being spread across emails, links, files, and messages, the vendor portal brings the key pieces together into one simple page.
Property and campaign overview
At the top of the portal, the page displays the property address, property image, vendor code, and key property details such as bedrooms, bathrooms, land size, and floor area.
The page also shows the selected campaign package, such as a Silver Package, along with the current campaign status.
Campaign status can help show where the campaign sits in the process, such as submitted, in progress, ready, or active.
Campaign actions and reports
The portal can include quick access buttons such as:
Package overview
Activation report
Live dashboard
These buttons give agents and vendors a faster way to view campaign-related information without needing to search through multiple links.
Property description
The vendor portal includes the property description so vendors can review the main copy being used to present the listing.
This section helps keep the campaign message visible and easy to reference during the marketing process.
Key targeting details
The page also includes key targeting details for the campaign.
This section can outline the likely audience groups, campaign positioning, buyer types, lifestyle angles, and marketing considerations being used to guide the campaign.
This helps vendors understand the thinking behind the campaign, not just the final ads or assets.
Marketing assets
The vendor portal can include campaign creative and content assets, such as video previews, social content, and Canva links.
This gives agents and vendors a clearer view of the material being used across the campaign.
Campaign end date and active platforms
The page shows the campaign end date and the active platforms being used.
For example, a campaign may show active platform icons such as Facebook, Instagram, or Google Ads.
This gives vendors a simple way to see where the campaign is currently running.
Landing page links
The vendor portal includes links to the campaign’s active landing pages and property directory pages.
These may include:
Agency landing page
OneRoof
Trade Me Property
TrueProperty page
This gives vendors one central place to access the main campaign destinations.
Script and campaign documents
The portal can also include a campaign script or supporting document link.
This may be used for campaign videos, content planning, vendor updates, or other campaign material.
Agent contact details
The bottom of the page includes agent contact information and social links.
This makes it easy for vendors to contact the relevant agent or view the agent’s connected social platforms.
Why this matters
Property marketing campaigns often involve a lot of moving parts.
There may be listing copy, campaign targeting, ads, videos, landing pages, platform links, reports, scripts, and multiple agents involved.
The vendor portal helps organise those pieces into one campaign page.
It gives vendors a clearer view of what is happening and gives agents a more professional way to present campaign activity.
For TrueProperty, this is another step toward making property marketing easier to manage, easier to explain, and easier for vendors to follow.
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