Collab Announcement Ideas

Two brands. One big reveal.

A collab only works if both audiences get excited at the same time. Put both logos side by side on a real billboard or a newspaper and you get one image both brands can post on the same day, looking like the same event.

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A collab post has two audiences to win.

Your followers know you. Theirs don't. The announcement has to make sense to both in a single glance, and a split screen of two logos on a white tile rarely does it.

Make one image with both logos, then put it on a real photo. The subway billboard or a newspaper on concrete next to black heels feels like the collab is already out in the world. Both brands post it together, and the people who follow both of you see it twice.

Keep the look the same across the tease, the reveal and the launch so it reads as one campaign, not two brands posting separately.

Collab post ideas to plan together

The tease: one logo on a street poster, with "Guess who" in the caption
The reveal: both logos on the subway billboard, posted by both brands at the same minute
The headline: both logos on a newspaper, with the collab name as the caption
The product: show the collab tote or bag before it drops
A collab carousel: one photo each, in the same order, on both accounts

Captions to start with

Two of our favourite things. Finally together.

You asked who. Here's who.

Made together. Out Friday.

Photos that suit you

On a billboard: the big reveal, with both logos up top.
On a newspaper: a headline look for the collab name.
On a street poster: two posters on one wall, one for each brand.
On a tote bag: show the collab tote before it drops.

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