Secondary streaming CTAs with partners

Summary

How "Stream on Hulu" CTAs work alongside studio-partner content, shown in static poster examples and two AV background-plate options.

Visual description

Near-black background. Header reads "9.0", a green "CTAs" pill, and "80" top-right. A bold white "Secondary Streaming CTAs" label and intro at far left explain that "Stream on Hulu" is the preferred messaging when partners promote content. Two left-aligned sub-labels, "Static" and "A/V", each carry their own short rule and sit beside a 2x2 block of examples on the right. The top row shows two vertical key-art posters: "Single Drunk Female" (a woman against a red ground with the green "Stream on Hulu" lockup connected to a "FREEFORM" logo by a vertical pipe) and FX's "Mayans" (a fiery orange poster with "4.19 FX | hulu"). The bottom row shows two AV frames placing the white "STREAM ON" plus green "hulu" lockup over a plain black plate and over darkened rainy footage. A running footer sits bottom-right.

Key takeaway

The vertical pipe that joins the partner logo to the "Stream on Hulu" mark, giving two brands equal billing without crowding. Showing the same lockup on a clean plate and over busy footage makes the legibility rule concrete.

Reuse notes

A reusable layout for co-branding or "available on" endorsements where a host brand sits next to partner content. The static-versus-AV split and the pipe-joined dual logo are directly transferable to any platform-partner CTA.