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    Marketing Campaign Assets

    Create complete marketing campaigns with consistent visual identity. This guide covers workflows for generating cohesive assets across channels.

    Campaign Planning

    Before You Create

    Define your campaign:

    ElementQuestions to Answer
    GoalWhat action do you want?
    AudienceWho are you targeting?
    MessageWhat's the key message?
    ToneHow should it feel?
    ChannelsWhere will it appear?

    Visual Identity

    Establish consistency:

    • Color palette — Primary and accent colors
    • Style — Photography style, aesthetic
    • Mood — Emotional tone
    • Typography — Font style (for text overlays)

    Workflow 1: Campaign Hero Image

    Goal

    Create the main visual that defines your campaign.

    Canvas Setup

    Prompt Template
    [Text Node: Detailed Prompt] → [Image Node: Flux 2 Pro] → [Upscaler]

    Prompt Template

    Prompt Template
    [Scene description] for [brand/campaign], 
    [style] aesthetic, [color palette], 
    [mood and emotion], 
    professional advertising photography, 
    campaign hero image quality, 
    [aspect ratio]

    Example

    Diverse group of young professionals 
    laughing together at a rooftop gathering, 
    sunset golden hour lighting, 
    modern urban lifestyle aesthetic, 
    warm orange and teal color palette, 
    joyful and aspirational mood, 
    professional advertising photography, 
    campaign hero image, 16:9 aspect ratio
    

    Workflow 2: Multi-Platform Adaptation

    Goal

    Adapt hero image for different platforms.

    Strategy

    1. Create hero image at high resolution, flexible aspect ratio
    2. Generate variations for each platform

    Platform Variations

    PlatformAspect RatioAdaptation
    Website Banner16:9 or 21:9Wide crop
    Instagram Feed1:1 or 4:5Square/portrait
    Instagram Story9:16Vertical
    Facebook Ad1.91:1Landscape
    LinkedIn1.91:1Professional crop
    Email Header3:1Wide banner

    Regeneration Approach

    For each platform, regenerate with:

    • Same core prompt
    • Adjusted aspect ratio
    • Modified composition if needed

    Workflow 3: Campaign Video

    Goal

    Create short video ads for the campaign.

    Canvas Setup

    Prompt Template
    [Image Node (Hero)] → [Video Node] → [Audio Node (optional)]

    Video Prompt

    Prompt Template
    [Describe motion from hero image], 
    smooth camera movement, 
    [duration] seconds, 
    advertising quality, 
    [mood] atmosphere

    Example

    Camera slowly pushes in on the group, 
    people naturally moving and laughing, 
    warm golden light, 
    smooth cinematic motion, 
    5 seconds, premium advertising quality
    

    Workflow 4: Product + Lifestyle

    Goal

    Feature product within campaign lifestyle context.

    Canvas Setup

    Prompt Template
    [Upload (Product)] → [BG Remover] → [Image Node (Campaign Scene)]
                                                ↑
                                       [Text Node: Campaign Style]

    Maintaining Consistency

    Use the same style keywords across all assets:

    Campaign style keywords:
    - "warm golden hour lighting"
    - "modern urban setting"
    - "aspirational lifestyle"
    - "orange and teal palette"
    - "professional advertising quality"
    

    Workflow 5: Social Media Suite

    Goal

    Create a complete social media content package.

    Asset List

    For a typical campaign:

    • 1 Hero image (multiple sizes)
    • 3-5 Feed posts
    • 2-3 Stories/Reels
    • 1-2 Video clips
    • Caption templates

    Batch Creation

    1. Create hero image

    2. Generate feed variations:

      • Same style, different compositions
      • Vary subject focus
    3. Create story versions:

      • Vertical format
      • More dynamic/casual
    4. Generate videos:

      • Animate key images
      • Create motion versions

    Workflow 6: Email Marketing Assets

    Goal

    Create email headers and in-email graphics.

    Email Header

    Prompt Template
    [Campaign scene], 
    wide banner format (3:1), 
    eye-catching but not overwhelming, 
    space for text overlay on [left/right], 
    [campaign style keywords]

    In-Email Graphics

    • Keep simpler than social
    • Consider email client rendering
    • Use clear, readable compositions

    Brand Consistency Tips

    Create a Style Guide Prompt

    Save a master prompt with your brand elements:

    BRAND STYLE GUIDE:
    - Lighting: Warm, golden hour, soft and inviting
    - Colors: Earth tones, terracotta accents, cream backgrounds
    - Mood: Authentic, aspirational, welcoming
    - Style: Lifestyle photography, candid moments
    - Quality: Professional, editorial, premium
    

    Use It Consistently

    Append to all prompts:

    Prompt Template
    [Specific scene description]
    
    Style: [paste brand style guide]

    Create a Template App

    Build an App with:

    • Input: Scene description
    • Pre-set: Brand style keywords
    • Output: On-brand campaign image

    Campaign Variations

    A/B Testing

    Create variations to test:

    • Different compositions
    • Various color treatments
    • Multiple messaging angles

    Seasonal Adaptations

    Modify for seasons:

    • Summer: Bright, outdoor, energetic
    • Fall: Warm, cozy, harvest colors
    • Winter: Cool, festive, intimate
    • Spring: Fresh, renewal, pastel

    Text and Copy Integration

    Planning for Text

    When generating images for text overlay:

    • Leave "breathing room" in composition
    • Specify: "space for text on [position]"
    • Avoid busy backgrounds in text areas

    Caption Generation

    Use Chat to create matching copy:

    Prompt Template
    Write campaign copy for [campaign name]:
    - Headline (5-8 words)
    - Subhead (10-15 words)  
    - Body (2-3 sentences)
    - CTA (action phrase)
    
    Tone: [campaign tone]
    Audience: [target audience]

    Quality Checklist

    Before finalizing assets:

    • Consistent style across all pieces
    • Correct dimensions for each platform
    • High enough resolution
    • Brand colors represented
    • Mood matches campaign goals
    • Space for text where needed
    • Mobile-friendly compositions

    Next Steps