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.
New Lists & frameworks 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. 89 so far — the newest here.
Unpack Once Club
A stationary illustrated paper suitcase anchors every page while oversized hooks, changing route icons and gold tabs explain the holiday unfolding around one base. Tilted fact labels alternate above the suitcase.
Before You Pass — Inspection Tickets
Oversized checkpoint tickets become renewable-energy inspection sheets: a barrier-picture cover, alternating pass/block note rails, an unnumbered feasibility timeline and a message-action close.
Checkout Moodboard
A huge deadpan setup sits above a tactile visual and six coordinated icon-and-caption tiles: a social-feed moodboard remixed into a retail rebus.
Stars Await Clearance
An acid-riso celestial onboarding scene sits between a huge recognition hook and two star-marked editorial strips, with an empty tilted clearance stamp and a direct tagging prompt.
Snack Stoplight Collage
A monumental headline crowns a flash-lit object portrait with star-shaped detail crops; three handwritten traffic-light notes caption the scene, followed by a compact save-worthy reminder.
Finish-Line Flash Collage
A monumental hook crowns a flash-photography object collage; three compact traffic-light ledger rows turn the visual contrast into a practical saveable routine.
Cabin Character Flight Poster
An oversized collage-filled aircraft silhouette leads a bright travel poster, framed by word-stacked side captions. A nine-cell alignment matrix translates the visual jokes below, with a compact comment prompt and logo.
Fable title page
A picture-book title page in zine collage. The moral is set huge and tight on a full brand-colour field. A tilted paper pill asks the comment question on the seam, and below it a tilted rounded storybook scene fills the lower half with tag stickers pinning the fable's numbers onto it.
Riso fable plate
A picture-book plate for a fable. A risograph scene of the story's moment carries the page, with a question burst overprinted on its corner. Below it, a price-flip strip runs from a cheap 'before' number, through a big arrow, to a costly 'after' number. The moral closes the page as a chunky tilted
The Poster Escapes Into Your Phone
A huge hypothetical opens a tactile poster-and-phone scene whose artwork continues across both surfaces; two compact evidence captions and a question complete the thought experiment.
Stepped fare route
A cost-of-waiting carousel told as a route. One thick dark stroke of rules and right-angled arrows climbs a hard step per page, with no smooth curve. A giant numeral and huge condensed week heading sit top-left, a tilted ticket card carries the line, an amber band locks the bottom, and the close
The thread that aged
A cost-of-waiting carousel told as one group chat getting older. The cover is a flash-lit phone-in-hand photo above a tilted chat card holding the hook as a typed bubble. Each inside page pairs a giant week numeral, a down arrow and its own icon with the same chat card, whose tilt flips page to
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
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