Three independent AI reviewers — Skeptical Customer, Conversion Realist, Brand Guardian — catch what kills conversion and creates brand risk before copy ships.
Title: Brief to Visual — Graphic Design Direction & Illustrator Workflow Short description: Turn rough design briefs into visual directions and Adobe Illustrator build plans. Category: Design Tags: Graphic Design、Branding、Poster Design、Adobe Illustrator、Art Direction
Give it a product photo, a target audience, a platform, and a duration. Get back a complete ad package: the strategic angle, 10 scroll-stopping hooks, a full script, a scene-by-scene storyboard, ready-to-generate image and video prompts for Higgsfield, a UGC-style script, caption + CTA, and 5 testable ad variants — in one run.
Describe your cover frame candidates and get them judged at the size people actually see them: a self-contained HTML contact sheet at real grid and shelf dimensions, a legibility score for every text element, a ranked pick with the deciding reason, and redraw instructions for the runner-up.
Turn your product into a positioned brand using patterns pulled from Oreo, Volvo, Dollar Shave Club, and 15+ other real brand case studies. One input, one complete strategy: matched patterns, naming/slogan candidates, and campaign ideas — not generic marketing checklist.
Attention only helps when people quickly grasp the value, trust the claim, and know what to do next. Give a short brief — what you sell, who it's for, the page goal — and get back shippable web copy: 2–3 headline options, a benefit-led body, objection handling, and a clear CTA, ordered so each section earns the scroll. Plain and specific, not hype, and it never invents a fact, price, or testimonial — missing proof is flagged. For landing pages, product pages, and ads.
Untangle a portfolio of products, sub-brands, and acquired brands so customers know who's who and marketing budget stops fragmenting across every name. Diagnose the current mess, choose the right model (branded house, house of brands, endorsed, or hybrid), define how each brand relates to and borrows equity from the parent, set a naming and visual hierarchy, and plan the migration — so the portfolio compounds equity instead of diluting it.