
In a high school, a classmate leans over my desk.
"Will you draw this architectural project for me?"
(yep, I was in architectural high school.)

an up-and-coming architect who never made it haha
When I get that question from a classmate, in that moment – I'm not thinking about "design".
I'm thinking: make it clean. Make it clear. Make it fast.
I sketch out his requirements.
Turn messy notes into something visual.
A floor plan anyone understands at a glance.
He pays me. Word spreads.
More classmates show up with projects.
(I was social seller in my heart.)
I used the same process every time: take what they need, translate it into something clear, deliver fast.
This is not about talent.
It’s about having a repeatable way to turn words into visuals.

I get this infographic with the guide I will share at the end of this edition
It’s the same thing with your content…
Your best content is already written.
LinkedIn posts. DM conversations. Call notes. Transcripts.
But if people need more than 3 seconds to see the point, you lose them.
The reality is most people don't have a content problem.
They have a translation problem.
They write good posts and leave them as walls of text.
Or they try to make "one perfect infographic" and get stuck for 2 weeks.
The truth: consistency comes from having a simple system keeping you on-brand every time.
Here's the system I'm using now:
1. Take one LinkedIn post/transcript you already have.
2. Run it through my infographic prompt generator.
3. Open a new chat and paste the prompt into NanoBanana.
OUTCOME: You'll get an infographic that shows your ideas using your brand's colors and fonts.
Here is the infographic layout logic…
If you're talking about before vs after, it becomes a two-column layout.
If you're listing 3 things, it structures them as a vertical flow.
And so on…
The prompt does the translation work for you.
No designer needed. No 2-week delays. No fancy tools.
I used this last week to turn a post about generic LinkedIn DMs into an infographic showing bad vs good personalization.
Side by side, on-brand, done in minutes.
90% match to my brand colors. 100% match.
Same thing I did with those architectural drawings in high school: take messy input, turn it into something visual anyone understands fast.
You can go even further….
Why stop only at infographic style?
You can try the visual analogy style.
Here are few examples I get

I tweak my infographic prompt into this style (pretty epic results)
As my favorite reader, you know I always have a complete guide prepared for you, right?
Well, the truth is, I have…
I made an easy guide on how to create a Gem that generates prompts for infographics.
Want to see exactly how this works?
If you want more simple workflows like this, real systems helping you ship content faster without losing your brand, we build them inside Intersection AI.
Weekly implementation calls. Real workflows. No theory.
I'll add you to my early list. The community will launch soon.
To your next client,
Sabahudin 'make it visual' Murtic


