An admission notice layout
Top: academy name and logo. Middle: one bold line, 'Matric aur FSc nayi classes', with start date. Bottom: timings, area and WhatsApp number. Nothing else. (Illustrative layout.)
Graphic design for social media
We design the graphics Mardan businesses post every week: offer posts for shops, admission and result notices for schools and academies, clinic timing cards, and Eid and wedding-season designs. Urdu text is set properly, Pashto lines you send are placed cleanly, and every design uses your real photos rather than downloaded stock images.
On the Starter package, PKR 15,000 per month. Ad spend, if you run ads, is separate.
Why it fits
Much of Mardan's marketing is still a single crowded poster: every product, price and phone number squeezed into one image, often in a font that is hard to read on a phone. Admission notices, sale announcements and clinic timings are shared heavily in local WhatsApp groups and Facebook, so a clear, consistent design gets passed on and recognised. Good design here is less about style and more about clarity: one message, readable Urdu, the right contact details, and a look people learn to associate with your business.
The work
Examples
Illustrative starting points, not results. The audit decides the real first move.
An admission notice layout
Top: academy name and logo. Middle: one bold line, 'Matric aur FSc nayi classes', with start date. Bottom: timings, area and WhatsApp number. Nothing else. (Illustrative layout.)
A wedding-season post for a furniture shop
One clear photo of a complete bedroom set from the showroom, a short Urdu line about dowry furniture for the coming season, and the shop's location near Bank Road. No collage of twenty items.
Because their posts travel through WhatsApp groups and Facebook shares, often far from the original page. A consistent style lets people in Mardan and nearby villages recognise your shop or academy instantly, even in a forwarded image. Clear, uncluttered designs also get read, while crowded posters get skipped.
Yes. Urdu works well for prices, dates and notices, while a short Pashto line can add warmth for local audiences. We set Urdu ourselves and place Pashto text you provide, checking that both remain readable on a phone screen. Most Mardan clients use Urdu as the main language.
Pitfalls
The city
Mardan clients work with us remotely. After a video call and a free audit, you share photos, phone clips and price lists in a Drive folder, and we turn them into posts, ads and listings from Islamabad. Pashto lines come from you and we build the design around them. Weekly or monthly reports arrive on WhatsApp, where you can reach us directly.
Markets we know there
Bank Road · Mardan Saddar · Sheikh Maltoon Town · Par Hoti · Takht Bhai
Content languages
Pashto first, then Urdu, with English for schools and clinics
Price
The Starter package includes eight graphics a month alongside your short edits; print runs, larger monthly volumes and one-off campaign sets are quoted after the audit.
Starter
PKR 15,000per month
A creator or small shop that has stopped posting and needs someone to keep it moving.
These are the questions we get on WhatsApp every week, answered the way we would answer them there.
WhatsApp usNo. We work remotely, so you or your staff take photos on a phone with our guidance. Good daylight and a clean background matter more than an expensive camera.
Yes, if you need a matching banner or flex for the shop, we can prepare a print-ready file. Printing is done by a local Mardan printer of your choice.
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Next step
Tell us your business and where you trade. We reply on WhatsApp with the first thing we would change, usually under 2 hours in working hours.
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