We needed regular campaign creatives without adding another full-time designer. Communication stayed organised, and the designs followed our existing brand style well.
Rohan Kulkarni
Marketing Manager, Bengaluru
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Frequently Asked Questions
8 questions
Gather your finished text and images alongside the intended placement, exact measurements, and target date. Include visual examples and tell us who will give final approval.
You can discuss an individual design before considering recurring work. Confirm its requirements, deliverables, and review arrangements first.
List every required size in the brief. A wider or taller format may require a new arrangement, not simply a larger or smaller copy.
Share the expected volume and upcoming campaigns. We then consider which pieces come first, when you can review them, and what the arrangement covers.
Bring the team’s comments together and identify the version under review. Set out the revision allowance and review steps before the assignment begins.
Do not assume they are included. Specify the working files you need and confirm their availability within the project agreement.
Discuss the deadline, required materials, and review stages before work starts. Confirm how content changes or delayed approvals affect the schedule.
Provide the number of designs, complexity, dimensions, deadline, and expected frequency. These details help define the work you are requesting.
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