Crafting your campaign toolkit

As a general rule of thumb, your campaign toolkit should include:

The objective

What your campaign is aiming to achieve and why it matters.

The ask

What you want people to do with the toolkit. For example, should they use the assets provided or create their own content?

The audience

Who the campaign is for, including a breakdown of different audience groups.

Key messages

The main messages for each audience group.

Visual identity

The design system that defines your campaign identity (for example, logos, fonts, colours, layouts, partner logos).

Example assets

Example materials created from templates that show how to bring the campaign to life. Include guidance on how to use accompanying templates and links to access them via Canva or your artwork library.

Once you’ve created your toolkit, it’s important to consider who’ll be using it and how you can make it as easy as possible for everyone to use. A digital document (like Unbound) is a great format for this as it’s easy to share and update and can be accessed any time, anywhere, and by whoever you choose.