Use cases

What a B2B marketing team produces

Examples, channel by channel. Each row is one finished asset, rendered by your Brand Kit as it is built, with the file it comes back as and the apps it ships to. It is a sample of the work, not a menu of everything possible.

auto_awesomeExamplesa sample, not a menu draftComes back asany of nine formats sendShips toany of 24 connected apps
thumb_up SocialThe feed, fed. Posts that look like your brand, not like a template. 5 examples
LinkedIn carouselUp to ten slides, one idea on each, in your type and color.menu_bookRead the guide picture_as_pdfPDFimagePNG LinkedInrate_reviewReview link
Single-image postOne graphic, the hook that runs with it, and the first comment. imagePNGnotesText LinkedInFacebookInstagram
Quote cardThe line worth pulling out, set in your type instead of a screenshot. imagePNGpicture_as_pdfPDF LinkedInInstagram
Story frameThe same idea at 9:16, with the layout redrawn rather than cropped. imagePNGmovieMP4 InstagramLinkedIn
Post seriesA month of posts on one theme, written ahead and queued.menu_bookRead the guide notesTextmarkdownMarkdownimagePNG LinkedInevent_repeatScheduled
mail EmailSends in real HTML, on the same brand system as everything else. 5 examples
Nurture sequenceA staged run of emails, one argument each, aimed at one role. languageHTMLdescriptionWordnotesText MailchimpHubSpot
Newsletter issueOne send, assembled from the work already filed in your Gallery. languageHTMLmarkdownMarkdown MailchimpHubSpot
Announcement emailThe release told in three lengths, so every channel gets the right one. languageHTMLnotesText MailchimpHubSpotSalesforce
Email header graphicThe banner at the top of the send, in every size the template asks for.menu_bookRead the guide imagePNG Google DrivedownloadDownload
Subject line setVariants worth testing, with preview text, all in your voice. notesText MailchimpHubSpot
language Web pagesPages, articles, and the art that sits on them, as live HTML you can publish. 5 examples
Landing pageHero, proof, objections, and the form section, laid out on your grid. languageHTMLpicture_as_pdfPDF WebflowWordPressWix
SEO articleResearched and sourced, written to your voice rather than to a template.menu_bookRead the guide languageHTMLmarkdownMarkdowndescriptionWord WordPressHubSpot
Blog postThe webinar or the customer interview, rewritten as the article. languageHTMLmarkdownMarkdown WordPressWebflow
Page sectionOne section, built to drop into the site you already have. languageHTMLimagePNG WebflowShopify
Share cardThe image that shows when the link is posted, so it stops looking broken. imagePNG linkPublic linkdownloadDownload
movie Video and motionMotion, voice, and music, cut from footage you recorded or generated from a script. 5 examples
Video clipA cut moment from a webinar or podcast, subtitled and framed for the feed.menu_bookRead the guide movieMP4imagePNG LinkedInInstagram
Motion graphicA static asset you already approved, animated.menu_bookRead the guide movieMP4languageHTML LinkedInMeta Ads
Explainer videoShort generated scenes, kept inside your palette. movieMP4 LinkedIndownloadDownload
VoiceoverThe script read aloud, in a voice you pick once and keep. graphic_eqMP3movieMP4 Google DrivedownloadDownload
Music bedA track cut to the length of the edit, so the clip is not silent. graphic_eqMP3 Google DrivedownloadDownload
description Sales collateralThe documents sales asks for on a Friday afternoon, designed rather than typed. 6 examples
One-pagerOne page per offering, per persona, so nobody rewrites the deck by hand.menu_bookRead the guide picture_as_pdfPDFlanguageHTMLdescriptionWord Google Driverate_reviewReview link
Case studyThe customer story in the shape buyers actually read it.menu_bookRead the guide picture_as_pdfPDFdescriptionWordlanguageHTML Google DriveWordPress
White paperA designed long-form document, with a cover, a grid, and real charts.menu_bookRead the guide picture_as_pdfPDFlanguageHTML linkPublic linkGoogle Drive
Sales deckSlides on your grid that stay editable after they are made. co_presentPowerPointpicture_as_pdfPDF co_presentGoogle SlidesGoogle Drive
InfographicThe process, or the numbers, drawn instead of described.menu_bookRead the guide imagePNGpicture_as_pdfPDF LinkedIndownloadDownload
ChartReal figures drawn in your colors, legible at feed size.menu_bookRead the guide imagePNGlanguageHTML SlackdownloadDownload
event Events and webinarsWhat a date on the calendar needs, before it and after it. 4 examples
Event inviteInvite, reminder, and last call, written as one arc rather than three emails. languageHTMLimagePNG MailchimpLinkedIn
Speaker cardOne card per speaker and per session, all cut from the same layout. imagePNG LinkedInInstagram
Booth graphicPrint sizes, and any custom size you name, set up to go to the printer. picture_as_pdfPDFimagePNG Google DrivedownloadDownload
Event recapThe write-up that goes out afterward, with the clips beside it.menu_bookRead the guide languageHTMLmovieMP4imagePNG LinkedInMailchimp
insights Research and reportingThe documents that come before the work, and the ones that come after it. 5 examples
Competitor teardownWhat they say, where they say it, and where the gap is. Sourced and cited.menu_bookRead the guide languageHTMLpicture_as_pdfPDFmarkdownMarkdown rate_reviewReview linkGoogle Drive
Persona setReal roles read off real profiles, and what each one has to be told. languageHTMLpicture_as_pdfPDF paletteYour Brand Kitrate_reviewReview link
Messaging frameworkOne argument per persona, per offering, then reused by every asset above.menu_bookRead the guide languageHTMLdescriptionWord paletteYour Brand KitGoogle Drive
Performance reportWhat ran, what worked, and what to make next because of it.menu_bookRead the guide languageHTMLpicture_as_pdfPDF Slackrate_reviewReview link
Content auditEverything you already own, and the gaps worth filling first.menu_bookRead the guide languageHTMLpicture_as_pdfPDF rate_reviewReview linkGoogle Drive

Forty examples, not a fixed catalog. Anything a marketing team ships is made the same way, from the same blocks, and rendered by the same Brand Kit. Step-by-step versions live in Guides and Resources.

Ships to far more than the columns show

Every finished asset can go to any of these, once a person approves it.
LinkedIn LinkedIn Ads Facebook Instagram Reddit Meta Ads Mailchimp HubSpot Salesforce WordPress Webflow Wix Shopify Google Drive Google Docs co_presentGoogle Slides OneDrive SharePoint Dropbox Box Canva Figma Gamma Slack rate_reviewReview link linkPublic link downloadDownload event_repeatScheduled runs

Twenty-four connected apps today, and the list grows. Every connection lives in your own workspace, and nothing leaves it until a person approves the asset.

Nine formats out

The file your channel actually takes

Every asset compiles to a real file, not a screenshot of one. Pick the format at export, or publish straight to a connected app once a person approves it.

draftFormat infoWhat it is inventory_2What teams take it for
picture_as_pdfPDF.pdf Multi-page and print ready, with fonts embedded Carousels, white papers, one-pagers, media plans
imagePNG.png A flat image at the exact pixels the channel wants Social posts, ad units, quote cards, email art
co_presentPowerPoint.pptx Real slides your team can keep editing Sales decks, pitch decks, board and review decks
descriptionWord.docx A document legal and sales can redline Case studies, articles, long copy, ad copy sets
languageWeb page.html A live page, or the body of an email Landing pages, emails, reports, interactive assets
markdownMarkdown.md Clean structured text a CMS will accept as is Blog imports, docs, anything feeding another tool
notesPlain text.txt Copy with no markup in the way of pasting it Post copy, first comments, subject lines, headlines
movieVideo.mp4 Video with audio, sized for the feed it is going to Clips, motion graphics, explainers, reels
graphic_eqAudio.mp3 Audio on its own, ready to drop into an edit Voiceover, music beds, podcast cuts

Start from whatever you already have

Point it at one webinar, one report, or one page you like, and watch a row of this table come back finished and on brand.

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