Ad Banner and Campaign Visual Design
Your ad budget is spent per click. If the visual is weak, the money goes and the customers don't come. With ad visuals my job is to do one thing well: a message you get in one second, an offer you can read, and a button that tells people what to do. I make full sets in every size for Google Ads, Meta (Instagram/Facebook), marketplaces and website banners.
## Which platforms?
- Google Ads: Display Network sizes (300×250, 336×280, 728×90, 160×600, 320×50, 300×600, etc.), square/landscape/portrait images and logo sets for Performance Max
- Meta (Instagram, Facebook): Feed (1:1, 4:5), Stories/Reels (9:16), carousel cards
- Marketplaces: Storefront and campaign images for Trendyol, Hepsiburada and Amazon; campaign badges on product images
- Websites and email: Sliders, pop-ups, promo bars, newsletter headers
- Digital screens: Shopping mall screens, in-store displays, trade show LED walls
## What's included
- A key visual for a single campaign + adaptations in every size (I work out the size list for each platform)
- 3–4 variations (different headline / different image) so you can run A/B tests
- Compliance with platform rules: file size limits, safe zones, text ratio
- Optional simple animated version (GIF/MP4/HTML5)
- Optional ad copy suggestions (headline/description); managing the ad account is a separate job
## What I pay attention to
- Legibility on mobile. Most ads are seen on a phone; 4 lines of text in a 300×250 banner won't get read.
- One message. One offer, one button per campaign visual. No "Also…".
- Brand consistency. The ad, the landing page and your social media should look the same, so whoever clicks doesn't think they've landed in the wrong place. If you like, we can plan the landing page together too (Web Design).
Frequently asked questions
How many sizes do I need, and how would I know?
You don't need to know. Just tell me which platforms you'll advertise on, and I'll put together the size list and deliver all of them.
Do you run the ads?
I prepare the visuals and copy suggestions; setting up and managing the ad account is a separate service.
How long does it take?
A single campaign set usually takes 2–4 business days; we can talk about urgent campaigns.
Price?
Depends on the number of platforms and variations.
Our product photos are low quality.
Background cleanup and basic retouching are included. If the resolution is very low, a new shoot may be needed, and I'll tell you upfront.