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Creative that respects your brand rules

Copy and visual variants are prepared to your brand guidelines and ad regulations, then sent for your approval.

  • Channel-ready formats
  • Brand guideline checks
  • Regulatory pre-screening

Creative production is on the roadmap; the demo shows the intended flow.

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Creative flow, brief to launch

Draft, variant and review steps run in order; publishing starts only after approval.

Sample view
Sample flow: creative production steps spread across weeks.

What the creative studio delivers

Format varietyRoadmap

Feed, stories, video and screens.

Brand consistencyRoadmap

Color, tone and logo rules.

AdSport brands screenReal dashboard screen

Regulatory screeningRoadmap

Risky claims flagged in advance.

Fast variantsRoadmap

Multiple options for testing.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Brief

    Message, channel and format are chosen.

  2. Step 2

    DraftRoadmap

    Copy and visual suggestions.

  3. Step 3

    ReviewRoadmap

    Brand and regulatory screening.

  4. Step 4

    Approval

    Only approved creative goes live.

Frequently asked questions

  • Does generated content go live directly?

    No. Every piece of copy and every visual is checked first and then submitted for your approval. Nothing you have not approved is used in any channel. This is a core principle that will not change once creative production opens.

  • How do I define banned phrases?

    You will be able to add words and phrases you do not want used to your brand profile as a list. Competitor names, overblown adjectives or expressions that could cause problems in your industry can go on this list. Production and check steps take it into account.

  • Does the compliance check replace legal approval?

    No. The check engine is a tool that will support preparation by flagging known types of risky statements. The advertiser bears final responsibility for an ad’s compliance with regulations; in sensitive industries, we recommend getting your legal counsel’s opinion.

  • Can I use my own designs as well?

    Yes. The studio is an option, not a requirement. You will be able to add creative prepared by your own team or agency to the plan and run it through the same approval and check steps.

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In your brand voice creative fit for every channel

Ad copy and visuals will be prepared for each channel and format within the rules in your brand guidelines, then checked before publication and submitted for your approval.

The consistency problem in creative production

In a multichannel campaign, the same message has to be prepared in different forms: a search ad, a social post, a video, a banner and a radio script. Along the way, the brand voice can shift, colors can drift or a phrase that should never be used can slip into the copy.

The creative studio makes your brand guidelines the starting point of production. Brand voice, logo, color palette, fonts, past campaigns and banned phrases are defined once, and every new piece of copy and every visual is prepared and checked against those rules.

What the studio provides

  • Production tied to your guidelines

    The tone, word choices and banned phrases you define are applied in every piece of copy. In visuals, logo use, color palette and fonts follow the rules in your guidelines, and anything outside them is flagged.

  • Variations fit for each channel

    The same message is adapted to different character limits, aspect ratios and duration constraints. Several headline, copy and visual variations are prepared so you have options ready for testing.

  • Regulatory and compliance checks

    Before publication, copy will be scanned for misleading statements, guarantee claims, exaggeration and industry-specific restrictions. For influencer content, the presence of an ad disclosure will be added to the checklist.

  • Learning from past campaigns

    You will be able to add campaign copy and visuals you have used before as references. That way new content stays true to your brand’s recognizable language without repeating itself.

Who it’s for

Designed for teams that need to produce content regularly across several channels, care about brand consistency and want to shorten creative preparation time.

  • Multichannel campaign teams

    Brands that need different versions of the same message for search, social, video and traditional channels can prepare the variations in a single flow.

  • Companies with brand standards

    Companies with written guidelines for logo, color and language use can make sure those rules are applied in every piece of content.

  • Heavily regulated industries

    In industries with clear advertising restrictions, such as healthcare, education, real estate and finance, compliance checks become a natural part of content preparation.

  • Small creative teams

    Teams with only a few designers or copywriters can leave first drafts to the studio and focus on revisions and approvals.

The creative flow

  • Brand guidelines

    Brand voice, logo files, colors, fonts, sample campaigns and banned phrases are added to the brand profile. This information becomes the reference point for all creative production.

  • Brief and message direction

    The core message is set according to the campaign goal and channel plan. The Creative Strategist role defines the message direction, and the Copywriter role prepares the first copy options.

  • Variations and checks

    Copy and visual variations are produced for each channel and format. The Brand Guardian flags phrases that may conflict with your guidelines or regulatory rules and suggests corrections.

  • Human approval

    No creative goes live without your approval. You can edit variations, reject some of them or ask for new options.

How to read creative performance

When variations run under the same audience and budget conditions, you can compare which headline or visual drew more engagement. Once channel connections open, this comparison will be part of the unified report.

Looking only at click-through rate can be misleading. The quality of the leads and conversions a creative brings in is tracked too, so content that grabs attention but fails to attract a qualified audience can be told apart.

Metrics we track: Impressions · CTR · CPC · Leads · Conversions · CPA

Status on AdSport

Creative production is on the roadmap. The brand profiles that will hold your brand information and the team structure that will run approval steps are live on the platform today.

  • Brand profiles

    You can create several brand profiles under your organization and manage each one separately with its own information and team.

    Live

  • Team roles and invitations

    You can invite the people who will approve creative and set their roles, making it clear who approves what.

    Live

  • Copy and visual production

    Copy and visual production that respects your brand guidelines, along with channel-specific variations, is on the roadmap and planned to open in stages.

    Roadmap

  • Compliance check engine

    A check engine that scans content against the Ministry of Trade’s influencer guideline and industry rules for areas such as healthcare and finance is being planned.

    Roadmap

Live: available today at app.adsport.com.tr. Roadmap: in development, not yet available.

Let’s set up your brand rules

In a demo, we’ll show how a brand profile is set up and how the creative approval flow will work.