Vizard Agent

How to make a sponsor advert using a company's own website branding

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent the sponsor's website and the show it sponsors. Vizard Agent reads the site for the product and the brand, downloads the actual logo files, records the hook line in several voices before choosing one, and places the captions where they will not collide with the on-screen cards.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Give the URL and let it read. Vizard Agent goes through the site for the product description, the positioning and the assets, so the useful additions to your instruction are the placement and the length rather than a description of the company. Name the market too, because it decides the accent of the voice.

Prompt

Create a [60] second sponsor advert for [website]. They sponsor [the show]. Scrape their website for the branding and use their brand colours.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A sponsor advert has to look like it came from the sponsor, and most of the material for that sits on their website: the logo, the colours, the way they describe themselves. Reading the site is faster and more accurate than asking for a brand pack. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Vizard Agent reads a public website accurately, and it is still not the sponsor's own marketing department. What the advert ends up claiming, and whether you are cleared to make it on their behalf, are your decisions. Website copy is not approved ad copy, and brand colours taken from a page are approximations.

Common questions

Is a URL really enough? Yes. Vizard Agent reads the site for the product, the positioning and the assets.

Can I choose the accent? Yes. Vizard Agent searches voices by market and tests them on the hook line.

Does it hit exactly sixty seconds? Yes. Vizard Agent builds the cut against the narration timing to land on the slot length.