Ship a branded LinkedIn carousel

Use the branded LinkedIn carousel starter when you want Joule to turn a topic, launch, product update, or point of view into a carousel you can review and adapt for LinkedIn.

The starter is best for a focused marketing idea with a clear audience and goal. Joule can help shape the angle, slide flow, visual direction, and call to action, but you should still review every claim, visual, and slide before posting.

Before you start

You need an Ampere account, access to an organization, and enough credits for the Joule session and any AI Tools Joule uses while creating the carousel. You also need a topic and brand source. A website URL, project brief, uploaded file, or saved project context can help Joule understand the brand and offer.

Have these details ready before you start:

• The topic, launch, feature, or point of view the carousel should cover.
• The brand source Joule should use, such as your website, selected project, or uploaded brief.
• The target audience.
• The goal: awareness, education, launch support, demand generation, or another specific outcome.
• Any tone, visual, slide count, or review checkpoint you care about.

Start the carousel from Home

1. Open Home.
2. In Start with a task, choose Create a branded LinkedIn carousel. If it is not visible in the featured row, open Posts & carousels or View All.
3. Review the prompt that appears in the composer.
4. Replace the bracketed placeholders with your topic, brand source, target audience, and goal.
5. Add a checkpoint if you want to review the angle or outline before Joule creates final assets.
6. Select Start with Joule when the prompt is ready.

Make the starter prompt specific

The starter prompt gives Joule a useful shape, but the quality of the carousel depends on the context you add. A strong prompt names the output and gives Joule enough source material to avoid guessing.

For example:

Create a branded LinkedIn carousel about our new onboarding checklist.
Use https://example.com and the selected project brief as the brand source.
Target audience: founders at small B2B SaaS companies.
Goal: education and demand generation.
Before creating final slides, show me the angle, slide flow, and CTA.

Keep the task focused. If you ask for research, positioning, visual design, copy, export files, and a full launch plan in one message, the session may become harder to review. Start with the carousel, then ask Joule for follow-up work in the same session.

What Joule may ask next

For carousel work, Joule may ask you to choose or confirm details such as the audience, post objective, content style, or visual style. Answer those questions based on how you plan to use the carousel.

When style options appear, treat the examples as direction-setting previews. The final carousel should still be custom to your brand, topic, objective, and audience.

Review before you post

Before you publish or share the carousel, review it like any other marketing asset:

• Check every factual claim, number, quote, customer reference, and product detail.
• Make sure the visual style fits your brand and the channel.
• Confirm the slide order has a clear hook, useful middle slides, and a specific call to action.
• Open the generated files and confirm the PDF or slide images look correct.
• Ask Joule to revise the angle, shorten the copy, change the CTA, or regenerate visuals if needed.

AI output can be incomplete or inaccurate, and public web or social data can be partial or unavailable. Use Joule to move quickly from a blank page to a reviewable carousel, then make the final judgment yourself.

A good first result

A successful first carousel session gives you a concrete draft to react to: an angle, slide flow, copy direction, and downloadable carousel files. It does not have to be final on the first pass. Use follow-up prompts to tighten the hook, adjust the audience, simplify the slides, or make the carousel more on-brand before you post.