The problem this solves
The most persuasive copy you own was written by your customers, and most of it is buried: a sharp line in a review, a testimonial three scrolls down a landing page, a sentence in a case study nobody revisits. Social proof works hardest when it circulates, but circulating it means someone has to hunt down the quotes, check they read well out of context, and design a card for each one. That is an afternoon of collection work plus a design queue, so it stays undone.
When teams do ship quote cards, they usually ship them inconsistently: one-off designs in whatever style the moment produced, so the proof never accumulates into a recognizable series. The compounding value of quote content comes from repetition - a visual format followers learn to recognize as your customers talking. Building that format and stocking it with ten cards at once is what turns scattered praise into a standing content lane.
How the mission runs
- Harvest the quotes. Web Research sweeps your site and public review sources for customer language worth amplifying: specific, vivid lines that carry a real outcome or feeling. The agent gathers well beyond ten and shortlists the strongest, preserving the source of each so attribution is accurate and checkable.
- Curate the final ten. The shortlist lands in the thread with each quote's source and a note on what it proves - speed, support, results, ease. You strike any quote you would rather rest and promote alternates from the longlist, so the final ten reflect both evidence quality and your comfort.
- Design the card system. One square card system is proposed from your brand kit: palette, type hierarchy sized for feed legibility, attribution treatment, logo placement. The system iterates at draft quality on one sample card until you approve it, because the series only compounds if every card is recognizably the same format.
- Generate all ten cards. Image Generation renders the ten cards at final quality from the approved system, each laid out for its quote's length so short punches and longer stories both sit comfortably. Typography stays large enough to read without tapping, which is where most homemade quote cards quietly fail.
- Deliver with captions. The finished cards land in a Google Drive folder, each paired with a suggested post caption that frames the quote without repeating it. The folder plus captions makes the whole series schedulable in one sitting, as a weekly proof lane or interleaved through your existing calendar.
The prompt
This is the exact objective the agent receives. Swap the obvious placeholders for your own domain, segment or channel and run it as-is from the console, Slack, or the API.
What comes back
A Google Drive folder holding ten branded square quote cards rendered at final quality from one approved card system, each built from a real customer quote with accurate attribution and paired with a suggested caption. The curation trail - sources, alternates, and what each quote proves - stays in the thread, so refreshing the series later starts from a documented longlist instead of another cold hunt.
Make it yours
- Theme the batch: ten quotes all proving one claim, such as onboarding speed, to stock the proof lane for a campaign arguing exactly that point.
- Split formats: the same ten quotes as squares for the feed and story-format variants for vertical placements, doubling the set from one curation pass.
- Run it quarterly as a refresh mission that harvests only reviews published since the last batch, keeping the proof lane stocked with current voices.
Frequently asked questions
Are the quotes real, and can I verify them?
Every quote is collected from your site or a public review source, and the agent preserves a source reference for each one in the thread. Nothing is paraphrased into stronger claims; where trimming is needed for a card, you see the original alongside the trimmed version at curation.
What if a card design does not fit a longer quote?
The system includes layout logic for different quote lengths, and any individual card can be revised in the thread without touching the rest. If a quote genuinely cannot work at feed legibility, the agent says so at curation and proposes an alternate from the longlist.
What format do the cards arrive in?
Square, feed-native dimensions at full resolution, as web-ready files in Drive with filenames keyed to each quote's source. They upload directly to any platform that takes a square image. Posting remains your action; the mission ends at the stocked folder and captions.