One brand voice
Rewriting the same tone notes into every brief
Describe your brand once; everything comes out in that voice.
The brand book has twelve core questions, and the images, carousels, video scenes and plan made afterwards read that definition.
Tone, audience, phrases to avoid and visual preferences are defined once. Palette and typeface preferences go into the generation, and the chat knows the same definition in every answer.
- Palette and typeface preferences go into production
- Phrases to avoid are part of the definition too
- An image you don't like is fixed in the same conversation
One brand voice
Start by deciding the next campaign.
Opening an account takes a few minutes. Once the brand book is filled in enough, your project opens and you can build your first plan.
Trial credits come with the account.