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Creatopy helps more than 5,000 brands and agencies create better ad campaigns faster and at scale. Creatopy's customers are able to lower their marketing costs, while increasing sales.
Brands, media publishers creative agencies, ad networks
Whenever my team uses the software, we always start with a template and build from there. I would also like to note that the exporting options are fantastic and very comprehensive.
I was also a little disappointed that you couldn't do more image manipulation. Even Canva gives you options.
So, I'm super comfortable with the platform. It's literally saved me thousands of dollars, and allowed me to create really cool banners without getting additional design help.
Sometimes converting the emails to work with our benchmark software can be a pain. Converting files could be more simplified.
The experience has been good. They have recently been teasing some new updates so I am excited to see how those make the experience even better.
I've been using Bannersnack for just about two years now and sometimes I find the auto-saving doesn't work as expected and I find myself losing work I got distracted from.
Allows you to be creative as you want. Unlimited possibilities, easy to use, amazing customer support, a must-have for anyone in marketing or web design.
The only issue I've had with Bannersnack is the size of the ads. Sometimes, they are too large to use on certain display sites, which can slow down speed to market and is frustrating.
Good performance and permit me to develop my ideas creatively for advertisers' ads. The best documentation and quality tutorials.
In the last time I created a creativity with transparent background, but I oudn't delivery it in apps but online in mSite. Celtra support said me this problem was a publisher problem.
My favorite is the weather component and being able to add sparkles and snow to your ads. This software is a lot better than other platforms I have used (such as Sizmek) for Rich Media advertisements.
There should be a sort of offline version for editing ads, even if your internet connection fails.
I like that it's easy to make updates and that there are so many functions out there. The customer service team helps us find the best capabilities to use per each of our client's KPI's.
There is nothing that I can say that I dislike. I use this all the time and I will continue to use it.
Solid and reliable, feature-reach but user friendly, suitable for advanced and simple use cases.
As of now it takes more time to list the campaigns in the dropdown. Showing a warning/alert when the CSV format is wrong for the locator component.
Dan M.: My name's Dan, I'm a director of marketing in the financial services industry, and I give Bannersnack a four to five star rating. Prior to using Bannersnack Our team was using Photoshop to create all of our digital ad assets. The tool was good but what we've found was that it was challenging and time consuming to create all the different ad formats and sizes that we needed to run campaigns. We ended up going with Bannersnack for a couple of reasons. First, we love the idea that we can create ad templates that automatically populated into different sizes. So we saved a ton of time as a team there, and then quite frankly, compared to the cost that we're paying for Photoshop licenses, it made a lot of sense to look at Bannersnack as a tool to scale our efforts. The onboarding process for Bannersnack was really straightforward. We didn't integrate it with any of our other tools so for us, it was basically sign up at our users and get used to using the tool. The tool itself was really intuitive. The team grasped how to use it really quickly and integrated it into their workflows, basically right after signing up for it, probably same day we were generating banners through Bannersnack as opposed to Photoshop. I'd totally recommend Bannersnack to any team that's looking at it. We found that the time savings were significant with the tool, we realized right away that we can shave hours off of our workflow when it came to creating banners. I guess the only consideration I'd encourage you to keep in mind is that it's not a direct replacement for Photoshop, you're still going to need to use Photoshop for different types of materials and assets, but it's a great tool to augment your team's workflows when it comes to creating digital ad assets.
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