Aviary's Google Ads display remarketing campaign launched with no usable image assets. The client has not provided photography or production-ready graphics — only logo files accessible via a Figma or Notion brand board. This article documents what's needed, where to source it, and the specs required for Google Display Network ads.
During the account review, an automated tool attempted to pull and resize images directly from the Aviary website. Results were rejected due to dimension and resolution issues, confirming that proper assets need to be sourced and prepared manually.
Export all logo variants from the Figma/Notion brand board into production-ready formats:
Source from iStock. Images should feel relevant to Aviary's product — an outbound voice AI platform targeting banks, credit unions, and insurance companies.
Suggested themes:
- AI / technology aesthetic (modern, abstract, robotic — not cheesy)
- Call center or phone communication context
- Professional financial services setting (banker, office, handshake)
- People answering phones or in a business conversation
Format requirements for Google Display:
- Landscape marketing image: 1.91:1 ratio, minimum 600×314, recommended 1200×628
- Square marketing image: 1:1 ratio, minimum 300×300, recommended 1200×1200
Avoid anything that looks generic or consumer-facing. The audience is B2B decision-makers at financial institutions.
All assets go into the Aviary Google Ads account under the shared asset library, then linked to:
| Task | Owner | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Send Figma/Notion brand board to design team | Sebastian | Pending |
| Export logos to JPEG/PNG in required dimensions | Design Team | Pending |
| Source 5–6 iStock images matching themes above | Sebastian | Pending |
| Upload all assets to Google Ads asset library | Sebastian | Pending |