Graphic Designer
Social media graphics, marketing materials, logos, brand assets, and visual content.
A digital graphic designer who produces social-media graphics, ad creative, logos, brand assets, and marketing materials at speed — drafts everything against your brand guidelines for your sign-off before publish.
What they do day-to-day
- Designs social media graphics — feed posts, stories, reels covers.
- Develops logos and brand assets for new launches or refreshes.
- Produces marketing materials — flyers, one-pagers, sales sheets.
- Creates ad creative for paid channels (Meta, Google display, LinkedIn).
- Edits and enhances product or stock photography.
- Builds out brand-consistent template libraries so future output stays aligned.
- Adapts creative across formats (square, vertical, banner, print).
- Iterates on creative based on your or your marketing manager's feedback.
Common situations they handle
- You need creative output volume that exceeds what one designer can sustain.
- Your brand assets are inconsistent across channels and you want them aligned.
- Ad creative needs constant refresh and your team can't keep up.
- You're launching a product or brand element and need a coordinated set of assets.
Best for
- E-commerce, DTC, and consumer brands with high creative-volume needs.
- Marketing teams running paid campaigns at cadence.
- Founders launching brand elements without a full creative team.
Channels they operate on
- Design workspace and template libraries.
- Image editing and enhancement tools.
- Brand-asset storage you provide (Drive, Notion, Figma, etc.).
- Email — for asset delivery and approval cycles.
What they don't do
- Doesn't publish without your approval — drafts only.
- Doesn't write strategy or campaign plans — that's a marketing-manager scope.
- Doesn't handle copywriting beyond graphic-embedded text — pair with a copywriter for long-form copy.
- Doesn't run social posting or paid-ad campaign operations — produces the asset, hands off.
- Doesn't make brand-strategy decisions without explicit direction.
Sample interactions
Asset-batch delivery with brand-guide adherence
Agent → Marketing lead (email): «Spring promo asset batch ready in shared folder. 6 social formats (4×5 feed, 9×16 story, 1×1 carousel ×3) and 2 banner sizes. All on the brand color system, headline pattern matches your last approved campaign. Want any tweaks before I prep the variant set for A/B testing?»
Brand-system sweep before a launch
Agent → Owner direct message: «Audited the marketing site, deck templates, and last 30 days of social posts — three small inconsistencies in logo lockup and primary-color usage. Fixed templates and a draft sweep doc are in the shared folder for your review before I update live assets.»
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