Retail & FMCG brands

Automated promo creative for retail & FMCG catalogs

Weekly promos, hundreds of SKUs, several sub-brands. Render the whole range as social-ready creative every cycle.
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The problem

Manual creative can't keep up.

Retailers run weekly and seasonal promotions across large SKU ranges and several sub-brands. Turning a print or PDF promo catalog into per-product social creative every week is relentless manual work, so most products never get a dedicated ad and the rest ship late.

Fields in your feed
  • product name
  • sub-brand
  • category
  • regular price
  • promo price
  • promo period
  • product image
  • loyalty price
  • store / channel
Each field maps to a layer in your template.

How it works

From your data to finished creative.

Load this week's promo list as a Data Source and Bannervora renders a creative per product: clean image, regular and promo price, loyalty pricing and promo dates as overlays. Each sub-brand has its own template. Next week, update the sheet and re-render the whole set in one run.

Catalog to creative

Every promo SKU becomes a social-ready ad from one weekly feed.

Sub-brand templates

Each banner or sub-brand keeps its own look across the range.

Promo and loyalty pricing

Regular, promo and member prices render directly from the data.

Weekly re-render

New promo cycle, new feed. The whole set regenerates in one pass.

Channel sizing

Feed, Stories and display variants from one template.

Example setup

Every promo cycle in one run

  1. 01

    Situation

    A retail group publishes a weekly promo list across several sub-brands, and only a few products get social ads.

  2. 02

    Setup

    A template per sub-brand, with the weekly promo sheet as a Google Sheets Data Source and regular, promo and loyalty prices as overlays.

  3. 03

    What changes

    Each week's full promo range renders in one run when the sheet is updated.

An illustrative setup, not a customer case study.

FAQ

Questions teams ask first.

Can we drive this from our existing promo planner or spreadsheet?

Yes. A synced Google Sheet or CSV export of the week's promo list is enough. Map the columns once and reuse the mapping every cycle.

How do we handle multiple sub-brands?

Each sub-brand gets its own template. Conditional template selection can pick the right one per row from a combined feed.

Can it show both regular and member or loyalty prices?

Yes. Any pricing column in your feed, regular, promo or loyalty, can be bound to an overlay on the creative.

See it on your data

Bring a feed. Leave with variants.

Promote your full weekly and seasonal range on social, every SKU and sub-brand, and turn each promo cycle around without a design queue.

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