manyframeGood content starts with knowing who you are.
Your offer. Your audience. Your very particular way of saying things. Give Manyframe the context behind your brand, then bring it into the work.
A little context. A lot less starting over.
Build a useful brand foundation without turning setup into a project.
Start with the things a good creative collaborator would ask: what do you sell, who is it for, and what should the content help them do? Add your business background, offer, audience and goals. Your voice and content pillars give each new idea a direction.
Keep the details editable. A new launch, a seasonal offer or a sharper message can feed your next draft. You can also begin with a blank brief and add your brand later.
Build a practical content workflow
What belongs here
The details that make a brand recognizable.
A useful brand profile connects your words and visuals. It gives you something concrete to review when a draft feels close, but doesn't quite sound like you.
- Your positioningBusiness, offer, audience and the reason people choose you.
- Your voiceTone, topics, content pillars and claims to avoid.
- Your visual identityBrand colors, an owned logo and font choices for supported rendered formats.
- Your source materialCompany documents and references, with processing status before their extracted content informs a draft.
Make the next brief a better brief.
Tell us the essentials
Open Your brand from Home. Add your business, offer, audience and the goal behind your content.
Bring your references
Upload the logo, materials and assets you own or have permission to use. Wait for document processing to finish.
Keep shaping it
Review generated claims and tone. Correct the profile as your positioning changes, then use that context in the next draft.
Make the next piece feel like you.
Start with your brand. Keep refining it as you create.