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Social Media Standards

Haley Marketing's social media standards exist to maintain consistency across all our channels.

The following standards outline the style of imagery to be used across our social media platforms from Twitter and Facebook to LinkedIn and Youtube.

These guidelines provide direction for use of Haley Marketing assets and graphics on social networks. As well as quick downloads for all our graphic templates: YouTube thumbnails, blog images, profile images, and social sharing graphics.

Social Sharing Graphics

We strive to standout across our social platforms. We do this through our social graphics.

Our social graphics should employ:

  • Bold use of color (leveraging our brand colors.)
  • Fun, playful stock imagery. 
  • Attention grabbing headlines and fonts (SkippySharp is a great accent font used across our brand.)
  • And every graphic should have our logo (following logo standards.)

Templates

Note templates include 1080 x 1080px and 1200 x 628px versions. 1200 x 628px templates samples shown below.

Download Templates

Blog Post Template

Conference Template

NEW Lunch with Haley Webinar Template

eBook Template

NEW Podcast Template

Podcast Quote  Template

Testimonial Template

Big Ideas Newsletter Sample Graphics

Social Profile Images

To create a consistent brand across our social pages we use the below imagery sized for each corresponding social network.
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YouTube Thumbnail Templates

Use these templates to create thumbnails for every video going on the Haley Marketing YouTube channel.
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Default thumbnail

Default thumbnail should be used for every video that doesn’t fit one of the other three areas. For example, demo or training videos.

Product Explainers

This template should be used for any video that explains or provides more details about our products and services.

Lunch with Haley thumbnail

Used to indicate any full-length Lunch with Haley Webinar

Snack time thumbnail

Used to indicate any short Lunch with Haley Snack Time videos.

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Website Standards

Print Standards

Digital Guidelines

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