Marketing Templates
Launch-brief, social-pack, and campaign-recap templates built to communicate one idea fast.
Product Launch Brief Example (Editable One-Pager)
A document-style product launch brief example — narrative, workflow, decision context, and recommendation — turned from rough founder notes into a readable memo.
Comparison Infographic Example (Pricing Plans)
A comparison infographic example that puts two options side by side with the tradeoffs visible.
Fishbone Diagram Example (Traffic Decline Root Cause)
A fishbone diagram example that groups likely causes for website traffic decline into clear root-cause categories.
Social Media Carousel Example (Square Visual Pack)
A square multi-frame social carousel example — hook, message, proof, takeaway, and CTA — one focused idea per frame.
Funnel Diagram Example (Subscription Conversion)
A funnel diagram example that shows conversion stages from awareness to paid customers.
Mind Map Example (Product Launch Plan)
A mind map example that organizes launch work into branches, subtopics, and success measures.
Instagram Story Example (Vertical Story Pack)
A vertical story pack example — hook, context, key point, proof, and CTA — paced for phones and short attention spans.
Process Steps Infographic Example (Customer Onboarding)
A process steps infographic example that explains a repeatable workflow as a simple sequence.
◆ Strengths
◆ Weaknesses
◆ Opportunities
◆ Threats
SWOT Analysis Example (Market Entry)
A SWOT analysis example that turns a market-entry scenario into strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
Timeline Example (Platform Launch Plan)
A timeline example with project phases, date ranges, and launch milestones rendered as an editable diagram.
About marketing templates
Marketing templates are built to move one message quickly — a launch brief that aligns the team, a social pack that ships the announcement, or a recap that shows what the campaign did. Give Toft the campaign and the audience and it drafts the copy and layout together, so the brief, the visuals, and the recap all speak in the same voice.