Describe an event once. Get the Instagram post, LinkedIn post, email, Handshake blurb, flyer, and event page. On brand, same day.
Refine anything in plain English. No marketing ticket.
Built by Hiration, with 8+ years serving career centers




You type
“Spring Career Fair. March 12, Student Union. RSVP on Handshake. Open to all majors.”
You get
At semester’s end, those campaigns compile into a newsletter.
The studio writes the copy, art-directs the visual, and generates the image. Every example below: one run, no edits.
Sound familiar?
Submit a marketing request. Wait 2-3 weeks. Review. Send back revisions. Wait again.
Spend an afternoon in Canva building one Instagram graphic. Then do LinkedIn. Then email. Then Handshake.
Hope the fonts, colors, and logo placement pass brand review.
Get a design back. Wrong headline. Wrong color. Now you’re in Canva for tweaks.
With Campaign Studio
Describe a resume workshop. Get LinkedIn, Instagram, email, and Handshake copy in minutes.
AI generates on-brand images using your exact colors, fonts, and logo. No Canva. No marketing ticket.
Tweak anything by typing the change. “Royal blue, not navy.” “Shorter headline.” Your team approves before anything goes live.
End of semester? Compile the campaigns you already ran into a branded newsletter PDF.
Describe a campaign. Refine it in plain English. Ship it. Keep your feed warm in between.
Tell the studio about a workshop, info session, fair, or program. It returns channel-specific copy and on-brand visuals in minutes.
Don’t like the headline? Need a different color? Type the change. The studio applies it. No new design tool to learn.
Your brand kit (logos, colors, fonts, QR style) is the source of truth for every generation. No invented accreditation lines, no off-brand colors, no surprise fonts.
Weekly Plan drafts a post idea for every weekday, tailored to your school. One-Click Post goes further: a finished post, image included, emailed to you in under a minute.
A strategist who knows your school. A writer for every channel. A creative director for every visual. A QA editor before every publish.
Same problem, different department. Same workflow.
Yield campaigns. Admitted-student events. FAFSA reminders. Summer-melt outreach.
Registration nudges. Advising drop-ins. Early-alert outreach. Financial aid renewal.
Major and program promotion. Info sessions. Research talks. Faculty events that need to fill seats.
Reunion campaigns. Giving day drives. Mentor recruitment. Alumni newsletters that actually get opened.
Career centers are who we serve most, and where the product is deepest. Also at home with res life, library, wellness, and others running recurring student campaigns.
Social, email, print, event pages, and the newsletter that wraps up the semester. One workspace, one brand kit, every channel covered.
Instagram, LinkedIn, email, LMS, Handshake. One description in, all five channels out. Each platform in its native voice.
Portrait flyers as print-safe or full-bleed PDFs. QR codes in your brand color, shape, and logo. Drag the QR exactly where it fits.
A shareable event page at your branded URL. AI proposes three full-page directions. Pick one and publish.
Compile past campaigns into a branded newsletter. AI rewrites them into one voice. Download as a PDF.
Weekly Plan drafts your week, one idea per weekday. One-Click Post emails you a finished post, image included.
Any campaign becomes a long-form article under your byline. Category-aware voice. SEO-ready.
Plus: invite teammates as editors, organize campaigns into folders, and keep everything on one brand kit.
Pick past campaigns. AI rewrites them into one cohesive newsletter, applies your brand, and renders a PDF.
A branded newsletter with masthead and issue label, made for email, bulletin boards, and stakeholder updates.
Campaigns written months apart read like different people. AI rewrites them into one publication voice.
The semester’s work, compiled into a branded PDF your dean, employer partners, and faculty actually read.
Block editor, design panel, live PDF preview. Work you already shipped becomes something you can hand out. Multi-page flipbooks coming soon.
Weekly Plan drafts a post idea for every weekday. Turn any into a full campaign in one click, or let One-Click Post finish one and email it over. Regenerate anytime: slots you already built stay put.
Tip: 3 things recruiters notice in the first 10 seconds of your resume
Resume Workshop announcement across IG, LinkedIn, email
Poll: Do you customize your resume for every application?
Tip: What your body language says in the first 30 seconds of an interview
Employer Panel promotion across channels
Resume Workshop last-call reminder
Statement: The biggest career fair prep myth on campus
Poll: How confident are you reaching out to someone you don't know?
Employer Panel follow-up resource post
Tip: 3 LinkedIn profile mistakes that cost students interviews
Engagement content fills the gaps. Event campaigns build momentum across weeks.
Run one campaign with your own colors and logo, or get a walkthrough from the team.
Generation gets you a strong first draft. Shaping it is fast, specific, and entirely yours.
Don't like the subject line? Regenerate just that one, with a note. Not the whole campaign.
Tell the AI “warmer background” or “more whitespace.” It edits the image directly.
Open the full editor: drag elements, retype text, swap in photos. Hands-on, whenever you want.
Every version saved. Try a bolder direction, roll back anytime. Experimenting costs nothing.
The AI does the first pass. You do the final. Every word stays yours.
Your campus still runs on bulletin boards, tabling, and handouts. Any campaign becomes a print-ready flyer, right where students actually walk by.
Customize color, shape, and embedded logo. Drop the scannable QR on any flyer. Hallway poster to signed up in one scan.
US Letter PDF for the office printer. Full-bleed PDF for the print shop. PNG for screens. No reformatting, no cut-off edges.
Drag the QR clear of the artwork in the editor. Stays scannable, design stays clean.
From a campaign description to a poster on the wall, without opening a design tool.
Timing, audience segments, messaging arcs, and topic variety. Not a blank page.
Three visual concepts from different creative angles. Not a template picker.
AI vision checks your image and copy together before anything goes live.
Small teams. Recurring campaigns. Limited creative support. Students who tune out generic institutional copy. We built Campaign Studio for exactly that. And now for the teams next door, too.
Campaign Studio is built around the actual work career centers do: promoting events, increasing student participation, driving awareness of services and resources, and maintaining engagement across campus channels. It is designed for that workflow, not retrofitted after the fact.
It can if you use generic tools. Campaign Studio is built to create channel-aware campaign drafts for student-facing communication, and every output is reviewable before it goes live.
Those tools help with pieces of the job. Campaign Studio handles the campaign flow itself: planning, copy, visuals, channel adaptation, and review.
Yes. Campaign Studio supports brand setup so generated content starts closer to your existing visual identity.
Yes. Invite teammates as editors on any campaign by email. They get full editing rights on the campaign content while your brand kit, logos, and QR styling stay under the owner. New invitees who do not have an account yet get walked through a short setup before they land in the campaign.
Usually in minutes. One-Click Post can also generate and email you a complete post in under a minute; refine only what needs attention.
Yes. Publications compile your existing campaigns into a one-page branded newsletter. AI rewrites them into one voice, applies your brand, and outputs a print-ready PDF. Adjust everything before export with the block editor and live preview. Multi-page flipbooks are coming soon.
Weekly Plan generates a post idea for each weekday, avoiding topics from recent weeks. Turn any slot into a full campaign in one click. Regenerating preserves slots already turned into campaigns.
Both. From any campaign you can generate a shareable event page at your branded URL. The AI proposes three full-page directions, you pick one, and publish. Your brand colors, logo, and the campaign image are baked into the page at publish time.
Yes. Any campaign can be published as a long-form article under your author byline, with category-aware voice, SEO metadata, and key takeaways. Useful for teams that want to build a body of thought leadership alongside their social and email campaigns.
Yes. Career centers are who we serve most and where the product is deepest, but the same workflow fits any team running student-facing campaigns without an in-house marketing function. That includes admissions and enrollment, student success and advising, academic departments, alumni engagement and advancement, residence life, library, wellness, and others. Reach out at team@hiration.com to talk through your specific setup.
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