Lists & frameworks templates
Checklists, matrices, pyramids and playbooks people save. MarketiQ’s Creative Director picks from these 13 templates whenever a post’s message fits one of them, then fills it with your brand, facts and copy.
All Lists & frameworks templates
Clipboard checklist
A real clipboard on a brand-colour ground: metal clip, ruled sheet, square checkboxes with a few already ticked in the brand colour
Numbered tips
A magazine 'N ways to…' page: huge brand-filled condensed numerals with an ink outline, each tip in a bold line and a one-sentence why, separated by heavy rules
Playbook carousel
A swipeable coach's playbook on a night board with chalk pitch lines: a cover, one numbered play per page with its X's-and-O's diagram, and a closing call to action
2×2 matrix
The consultant's 2×2 on graph paper: two labelled axes, four named quadrants and the brand's quadrant filled in its colour with a map-pin marker
Pyramid
A stacked pyramid of three to five levels
Decision flowchart
A 'should you…?' decision tree: a start question in a hexagonal decision node, YES/NO elbow connectors with arrowheads, optional follow-up questions and two to four…
Step by step
A 'how it works' instruction sheet: three to six numbered icon tiles joined by dashed arrow connectors, each with a step name and one-line detail
Swipe file
A copywriter's swipe file: four to six example lines (hooks, subject lines, booth headlines) on ruled index cards held by binder clips and paperclips, each labelled and…
Toolkit pegboard
A workshop pegboard of four to eight tools or resources, each a bordered hang-pack card on its own peg with a catalogue number, icon, name and one-line use
Red-pen mistakes
An 'N mistakes' list marked up by an editor: each common mistake struck through with a red-pen highlight and crossed out (in a palette colour when the brand states one)…
Steal this template
'Steal this template': a fill-in-the-blanks script (email, brief, opener) in a white editor card with line numbers, highlighted [bracketed placeholders], a copy button…
Roadmap
A literal road map: a dashed-centreline road winding through three to five phases, each marked by a numbered map pin with its time label, name and milestone, ending at a…
Acronym framework
A memorable acronym spelled in big letter blocks: each brand-colour block carries one letter, beside it the word it stands for (its initial picked out) and a one-line…
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
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