Media Creatives Agency
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,200 INR
I need a reliable designer or agency to turn around eye-catching promotional creatives and reels every month for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. I’ll share our full brand book, fonts, colour palette, and image library so you’re never starting from scratch, but I count on you to translate those assets into scroll-stopping visuals that stay on message.
Speed matters just as much as polish; most briefs will come in batches and I look for a 2-4 hour turnaround on first drafts, with quick tweaks after feedback. Each graphic has to be correctly sized for its platform and ready to post—no extra cropping or compression on my side.
Deliverables each month:
• 30–40 static and reels or lightweight animated creatives, platform-optimised (FB, IG, TW, LinkedIn)
• Ad creatives with adapts
• Editable source files (PSD/AI) and final exports (JPG/PNG/MP4 if animated)
• Two revision rounds per asset within the agreed TAT
I prefer designers/agency comfortable with Photoshop, Illustrator or similar industry-standard tools, and who can keep file naming, versioning and shared-drive organisation tidy. If this cadence and quality bar feels comfortable, let’s get started—first brief is waiting.
Speed matters just as much as polish; most briefs will come in batches and I look for a 2-4 hour turnaround on first drafts, with quick tweaks after feedback. Each graphic has to be correctly sized for its platform and ready to post—no extra cropping or compression on my side.
Deliverables each month:
• 30–40 static and reels or lightweight animated creatives, platform-optimised (FB, IG, TW, LinkedIn)
• Ad creatives with adapts
• Editable source files (PSD/AI) and final exports (JPG/PNG/MP4 if animated)
• Two revision rounds per asset within the agreed TAT
I prefer designers/agency comfortable with Photoshop, Illustrator or similar industry-standard tools, and who can keep file naming, versioning and shared-drive organisation tidy. If this cadence and quality bar feels comfortable, let’s get started—first brief is waiting.