Ad Creative Newsletter #4

March 11, 2020
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The Wing’s ads remind us of retro posters and the second wave of feminism. Nice.

The Wing
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The Wing’s ads remind us of retro posters and the second wave of feminism. Nice.

The Wing
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Demonstrating utter confidence in their branding, PatientPop relies on “popping” colors and clean design. It’s also a great example of how all ads can be unified under the umbrella of one strategy.

PatientPop
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Embracing and loving the weirdness of these 2 from Klarna.

Klarna
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Gotta love fintech ads that make one think of magic tricks. Some real showmanship from Petal Card here.

Petal Card
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Demonstrating utter confidence in their branding, PatientPop relies on “popping” colors and clean design. It’s also a great example of how all ads can be unified under the umbrella of one strategy.

PatientPop
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These first 2 ads from Shopify are so self-explanatory, they almost make words unnecessary. And when the words are added, they’re short and succinct. The only question is, how did the 4th ad get around Facebook’s “20% text” rule?

Shopify
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Gotta love fintech ads that make one think of magic tricks. Some real showmanship from Petal Card here.

Petal Card
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4

These first 2 ads from Shopify are so self-explanatory, they almost make words unnecessary. And when the words are added, they’re short and succinct. The only question is, how did the 4th ad get around Facebook’s “20% text” rule?

Shopify
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4

These first 2 ads from Shopify are so self-explanatory, they almost make words unnecessary. And when the words are added, they’re short and succinct. The only question is, how did the 4th ad get around Facebook’s “20% text” rule?

Shopify
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4

Demonstrating utter confidence in their branding, PatientPop relies on “popping” colors and clean design. It’s also a great example of how all ads can be unified under the umbrella of one strategy.

PatientPop
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4

Embracing and loving the weirdness of these 2 from Klarna.

Klarna
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4

These first 2 ads from Shopify are so self-explanatory, they almost make words unnecessary. And when the words are added, they’re short and succinct. The only question is, how did the 4th ad get around Facebook’s “20% text” rule?

Shopify
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Invision is a unique example of a company that seems to have figured out long ago what performs well for them and is now just refining it all. Check out the way they test variations in colors and copy.

Invision
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Not only did Deliveroo create their own delivery mobile game, they gamified their ads! Makes us wish this brand was present in the US.

Deliveroo
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Invision is a unique example of a company that seems to have figured out long ago what performs well for them and is now just refining it all. Check out the way they test variations in colors and copy.

Invision
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Invision is a unique example of a company that seems to have figured out long ago what performs well for them and is now just refining it all. Check out the way they test variations in colors and copy.

Invision
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Invision is a unique example of a company that seems to have figured out long ago what performs well for them and is now just refining it all. Check out the way they test variations in colors and copy.

Invision
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Demonstrating utter confidence in their branding, PatientPop relies on “popping” colors and clean design. It’s also a great example of how all ads can be unified under the umbrella of one strategy.

PatientPop
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If all beautiful hipster Instagram posts were distilled, they would look like Biolite ads. The copy is really clever too.

BioLite