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This took me about 10 minutes to customize.
Tomorrow I'm releasing 5 sets that you can use and tweak yourself:
• Generic
• Coaches
• Recruiters
• AI Consultants
• Early-stage Founders
Change the fonts, colors & text to match your brand.
It takes about 10–15 minutes from download to your first post.
Great work and presentation
This design got my upgoat
EXCELLENT!
Ohh Love this. Amazing work
This makes a lot of senses
Loved it ! Will be looking forward to the finale release, Bram.
Perfect, great job man
Impressive concept
Such a clean and cohesive design. Great execution!
very clean and good
Really impressive work.
Splitting these by audience instead of releasing one generic set is the smart move, a recruiter and an early-stage founder need completely different visual weight to feel credible on LinkedIn. Will the AI Consultants set lean more technical or still keep it approachable?
Great! 👍 👍
10 mins is the actual selling point
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