Tuesday, April 21, 2020

Ideas for Using Canva




OMG, what can’t you do with this app? Seriously, with the graphics and fonts available just in the free version, the possibilities are endless.

Here’s a list of templates available in the free version: (Scroll down for ideas.)
Social Media
Animated Social Media
Google+ Header
Tumblr Banner
Blog Banner
Instagram Post
Tumblr Graphic
Blog Graphic
Instagram Story
Twitch Banner
Facebook App Ad
Linked In Banner
Twitter Header
Facebook Cover
Pinterest Pin
Twitter Post
Facebook Event Cover
Snapchat Geofilter
WhatsApp Story
Facebook Post
Social media
YouTube Channel Art
Facebook Story
SoundCloud Banner
YouTube Thumbnail
Facebook Video



Office/Personal Stationery
A4 Document
Email Headers
Presentation
Announcement
Event Program
Product Label
Birthday Card
Flyer
Program
Birthday Invitation
Gift Tag
Proposal
Brochure
ID Card
Rack Card
Business Card
Invitation
Recipe Card
Calendar
Invoice
Report
Card
Label
Resume
CD Cover
Letter
Scrapbook
Certificate
Letterhead
Tag
Daily Report
Memo
US Letter Document
Desktop Wallpaper

Wedding Invitation

Teachers/Students
Class Schedule
Mind Map
Story Board
Comic Strip
Planner
Table of Contents
Graphic Organizer
Report Card
Worksheet
Lesson Plan
Seating chart
Yearbook

Marketing
Book Cover
Logos
Photo Collage
Bookmark
Magazine Cover
Post Card
Coupon
Marketing Proposal
Poster
Esty Shop Icon
Media Kit
Ticket
Etsy Shop Cover
Medium Rectangle Ad
Video
Gift Certificate
Menu
Wattpad book cover
Iconographic
Newsletter
Website
Large Rectangle Ad
Photo Book
Wide Skyscraper Ad
Leaderboard Ad



Phew.
Here’s my thought for Writers: Create an entire cohesive media platform with Canva.

Plan Your Book with:

  • A Mind Map
  • A Table of Contents
  • A Planner
  • A Graphic Organizer
  • A Comic Strip

Then go write it!
Once your book is done (or you need a distraction):
Create:

  • A logo
  • A Twitter Header
  • A Facebook Cover
  • A Tumblr Banner
  • A Blog Banner
  • A Website
  • A Book Cover

All with the same graphics and fonts to denote your brand

Once you are “branded,” market that book!
Create:

  • Marketing Plan
  • Media Kit
  • Facebook Ads, Posts, Videos, and/or Stories
  • Instagram Posts and/or Stories
  • Twitter Posts
  • Newsletter
  • Photo collage
  • Post Cards
  • A Bookmark


Obviously, you don’t have to do all these things at once or for every book. But Canva gives you a one-stop platform for creating your brand and marketing your book.

1 comment:

  1. Thanks for sharing your interesting collection of ideas, Ginny!

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