Tabletop & arcade templates
Spin the wheel, roll the dice, board games, trivia boards and arcade screens played with the post's own words. MarketiQ’s Creative Director picks from these 10 templates whenever a post’s message fits one of them, then fills it with your brand, facts and copy.
All Tabletop & arcade templates
Spin the wheel
A carnival prize wheel: four to eight segments carrying the post's own items
Dice board
A 'roll the dice' prompt card: two dice tumbling beside the title and six cards, one per face (one pip to six), each with a question or dare from the post's world.
Snakes and ladders
A snakes-and-ladders board of the reader's journey: ladders are the moves the post recommends, snakes the pitfalls it warns about, and the finish square is the outcome…
Trivia board
A TV 'quiz show' board, the 'game show' classic: three to five category columns from the post over rows of point tiles, one tile taken and its clue blown up on a framed…
Holo collectible
A collectible 'trading card' for one product, service or feature: a holographic foil border, the name with a type badge, a crest of its initials, two or three abilities…
Ask the 8-ball
A fortune-telling 8-ball answering the reader's question: the question in a speech bubble, a glossy black ball whose window shows the post's answer on a brand-coloured…
Jigsaw puzzle
A jigsaw nearly finished, with the 'missing piece' lifted out: five interlocking pieces labelled with what the reader already has (from the post), a dashed hole where…
Scavenger hunt
A photo scavenger hunt card, a 'treasure hunt' in snapshots: three to six empty camera frames, numbered and tilted, each naming something to find
Which character are you?
A video-game 'choose your character' screen: two to four characters
Arcade retry
A retro arcade 'game over' display: the glowing headline, the mistake that ended the run in terminal type, then a continue countdown with two options
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
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Write the post, or let your AI team write it. The Creative Director reads it, picks the template that carries it best and fills it with your brand; it goes out on the approval rules you set.