Engagement templates
Questions, polls and prompts that invite a reply. MarketiQ’s Creative Director picks from these 16 templates whenever a post’s message fits one of them, then fills it with your brand, facts and copy.
All Engagement templates

Poll card
A bold poll card: the question set huge, two to four lettered options as empty answer bars and a 'vote in the comments' pill.

Fill in the blank
A sentence with a highlighted blank and a blinking cursor on ruled paper

Caption this
'Caption this': a fresh photo of a funny moment from the brand's world in a taped polaroid with an empty dashed caption line and a pen

Question box
An 'ask me anything' question sticker

Quiz (question + reveal)
A two-slide multiple-choice quiz: slide one asks the question with options A–D in a bold grid, slide two lights up the right answer and explains why.

Rate this 1–10
A statement set in a large serif above a 1–10 slider with drawn faces from 'meh' to 'love' and the knob waiting on a question mark

Comment KEYWORD
'Comment KEYWORD to get …'

Would you rather
'Would you rather' split into two halves

Agree / disagree
A strong statement in big type with two chunky tally buttons

Guess the number
'Guess the number': a glowing mystery box on a night field with the question big and the answer locked in a blurred chip

This-or-that bracket
A knockout bracket: four or eight contenders from the brand's world in lettered cards on both flanks, bracket lines converging round by round on an empty trophy with a…

Myth or fact? (vote + reveal)
A two-slide vote: slide one puts one belief about the brand's world on a big quote card above two chunky MYTH / FACT buttons ('vote, then swipe'); slide two stamps the…

Red flag or green flag?
One scenario from the audience's world set big under a 'Red flag or green flag?' banner, above a two-sided voting scale: a warning flag with a cross at one end, a brand…

Pop quiz
A magazine quiz page: a brand-colour masthead shouting POP QUIZ, three numbered multiple-choice questions with A/B/C tick boxes, and the answer key printed upside down…

Fill the blanks
A word-game pad: a short paragraph from the audience's world with two to four underlined gaps, each labelled with a tiny part of speech ('tool', 'feeling'), plus an…

POV: choose your path
A choose-your-own-adventure moment on a night field: a first-person 'POV:' scenario set big, 'What do you do?' and three dashed branching paths leading to lettered…
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
New Engagement from the Template Foundry
The Template Foundry’s AI design team reads a sample post, debates its look and designs new templates around the clock; only designs that pass the same render checks as the library, look unlike every template we already have and convince our art-director model join it. 75 so far — the newest here.

Access Is Not Dispatch
Cut-paper aviation signs separate an open quote file from locked cargo. A hero collage leads the cover; alternating icon-led ticket panels and a reply-sticker close distinguish access from commitment without inventing product screens.

Trial Key Approval Gate
A cargo-clearance poster built around a trial key wedged into an approval gate. A broad estimating arrow stops at the gate on every page; oversized ticket-like message blocks caption the visual without implying shipment approval.

Roof Is Not Brief
An oversized schematic roof collage dominates the poster, but a foreground demand icon gets the first arrow. Mirrored annotated diagrams turn the middle pages into a technical reference; a bold save moment closes the sequence.

Soft Furnishings Security Meme
Four cinematic reaction panels repeat a décor object instead of a character: two full-width scenes lead into a split-screen reversal, with boxed captions and an oversized brand-colour punchline.

Decor Reaction Reel
Four deadpan reaction panels repeat one interior-object scene: two full-width setups above a split-screen payoff, with opaque caption boxes and escalating symbolic reactions.

Love Note Offer
An oversized paper reservation label sits over a charcoal folded-note silhouette. A cutout illustration of a saved chocolate square introduces the affection; alternating icon stages explain the offer, and an oversized arrow closes on pickup.

Wrapping Gives It Away
An illustrated gift haul becomes two shoppable luggage-style tags. Opposing paper tilts frame recipient, kit and price, while visible wrapping symbols preview the contents.

Bench Edge Gift Haul
A collage of wrapped parcels resting on a bench edge, with horizontal recipient labels and bold price tabs over a reserved foreground. The shared tool detail and ordering action complete the gift guide.

Pre-Deposit Inspection Docket
A tilted inspection docket pairs four pull-tab checkpoints with a large cutout illustration of delivery access, room fit and fabric checks, finished with a reply prompt on contrasting tape.

Two Sides of Fit
A divided illustrated planning sheet turns a resource roundup into two practical territories. Continuous paper panels share a large diagram, with generously sized resource labels below and a reply stamp outside the sheet.

Calendar Crunch Calculator
A playful fitness calculator becomes the carousel itself: a 3D cover object, chunky input and result screens with three tactile controls, and a prominent comment-action panel on the close.

Leak Check Feed
Six lettered inspection tiles sit above a panoramic leaking-budget object divided into three editorial panels: retained value, acquisition cost and the next test.
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.