Running an eCommerce business without proper media organization can quickly become chaotic and costly. Here are some common challenges:
A well-organized media asset structure helps avoid these pitfalls and keeps your eCommerce operations running smoothly. Here's how to set it up:
Generally, this is the structure I propose. Customize it according to your need.
Brand_Media_AssetsFrom here, everything breaks down into simple, purpose-driven subfolders:
01_ProductsOrganize by product categories to mirror site architecture. Each subfolder contains lifestyle, studio, and detail shots.
Category_1Category_2Category_3Inside each folder:
LifestyleStudioDetail_ShotsVideoRaw_Unedited02_CampaignsFor each marketing campaign, ad push, or seasonal promo.
Spring_2025_CollectionSummer_SaleHoliday_CampaignNew_LaunchInside each folder:
Final_AssetsWorking_FilesPaid_Social_CutdownsMeta_Ad_OverlaysEmail_Banners03_Lifestyle_LibraryCurated bank of evergreen lifestyle imageryโgreat for social, blogs, and ads.
Product_In_UseCustomer_LifestyleBrand_StoryBehind_The_Scenes04_User_Generated_ContentPhotos or videos submitted by real customers or pulled from social.
ToBeTagged (pending crediting)Approved_For_UseInfluencers05_Press_and_PartnershipsAnything used for PR, retail partnerships, and collabs.
Retail_PartnersMedia_KitsPress_Releases06_Brand_AssetsVisual assets like logos, design elements, and brand guidelines.
Logos (SVG, PNG, white, color)Product_BadgesBrand_GuidelinesTypography07_InternalFor internal use onlyโnever for publishing.
Working_FilesTemplatesArchiveDraft_Content


