Placement Checklist

The examples

Two campaigns. Every placement.

Each campaign starts with its generated images. Then the same images are resized for each placement, and the copy goes on top.

Campaign 01 · Core Strength Society · Independent AI concept

Pilates grip socks launch

Two generated images, four placements. The copy was added after the images, so every word is exact.

The generated images

AI-generated image of legs in burgundy grip socks and shorts, lying on a light backdrop — Wide image with open space on the left for copy.

AI-generated image of a seated woman pulling up burgundy ribbed grip socks — Portrait image for social and email.

Website banner

Waitlist page

Email and launch post

Teaser email with a grip sock image, the headline Your Surprise Gift, the code CLUBGIFT and a Shop the Collection button — Email: the subject line, banner and code all point at one offer.

Launch post reading We are live over a photo of burgundy grip socks — Launch post: same product, same burgundy, same type.

Campaign 02 · Gisou · Independent AI concept

Post-purchase email

Two generated images, one email. The offer and the order details were built in the email, not in the images.

The generated images

AI-generated product image of a honey hair oil bottle on honeycomb with bees — Hero image for the top of the email.

AI-generated image of a woman dripping honey onto a beehive-shaped hair mask jar — Offer image for the add-on product.

The email, top to bottom

Full post-purchase email with order confirmation, a 15 percent off add-on offer for a hair mask, and a countdown — Scroll to read the whole email.

Top of the email: hair oil hero image and the order confirmation — The top: the hero image confirms what they bought.

Offer section: Yours at 15 percent off, the hair mask image and an Add it to order button — The offer: one product, one price, one button.

Gisou is not a client of mine, this was not commissioned by or shown to the brand, and I am not affiliated with them. The customer name and order details are invented for the demo.

The checklist

Check every placement.

Open the email and the banner where your customer will actually see them, on a phone and on a desktop. Check a box only after you have looked.

The email banner

It is sized for the email.Design it 600px wide, the width Klaviyo recommends, and upload the image at twice that so it stays sharp. Keep the file at 1MB or smaller so it loads fast.

It stops the scroll on a phone.Send yourself a test and open it on your phone. One clear focal point, and the product is easy to find at a glance.

It says what the subject line promised.The subject line, the preview text and the banner all point at the same message and the same offer.

It still works with images off.Some inboxes block images until the reader allows them. Add alt text that names the product and the offer.

The website banner

It holds up wide.Upload it at the size your website theme recommends. On a desktop it stretches wide. On a phone the sides get cropped. The product stays in frame on both.

There is room for the headline and the button.The copy sits on calm space, reads clearly over the image, and never covers the product.

The copy

The words were added after the image, not inside it.Add the headline, offer and button in Canva, your email platform or your website editor. AI image tools do not always spell what you ask for. Proofread every word, price and date against your real offer.

Every placement

The email, the banner and the images all say the same thing.Put them side by side. Same product, same message, same offer, same look. If yes, it is a campaign. If not, it is just random images.

0 of 8 checks reviewed.

Second opinion

Let AI review it with you.

Take a screenshot of the email on your phone and the banner on desktop and on a phone. Attach them with your original campaign images, fill in the brackets, and send.

Copy into Claude or ChatGPT

Review my campaign placements before I publish them.

Attached:
A. Email, screenshot on my phone
B. Website banner, screenshot on desktop
C. Website banner, screenshot on my phone
D. My original campaign images

Product page: [paste link]
Campaign message: [the one thing customers should remember]
Offer, exactly as it should read: [offer, dates, code]

Check each placement:
1. Is the product easy to find at a glance, and still in frame after cropping?
2. Is there one clear focal point?
3. Is every headline and button readable, and does any copy cover the product?
4. Quote every word you can see in the images exactly as written, and compare it to my offer. Flag any spelling, price or date that does not match.
5. Do the email, the banner and the images all say the same message, with the same product, offer and look?

If you cannot see something clearly, mark it "cannot verify." Do not invent product facts.

Return a table: Placement | Check | Pass / Fix / Cannot verify | What to fix.
Then list the top three fixes, with product and offer errors first.

The one thing that breaks it: asking the image tool to write your headline or offer. Generate the image clean, then add every word yourself.

Sizes from Klaviyo's email width reference and images in emails reference. Other email platforms may differ, so check yours.