Ad Creative Newsletter #33
๐ Light-hearted ad of the week
These ads from Busuu make learning a new language seem way less intimidating. Their easy humor is inviting and friendly, getting you in the mood to master a new skill. Plus, everyone knows itโs almost impossible to get a low CTR if you mention cat videos.
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๐ฅ Stop motion ad of the week
Pinterest is upping their game with high-quality stop motion videos in order to promote some of their organic content. Makes us want to go down one of the Pinterest rabbit holes asap.
๐ Concise ad of the week
Ikea managed to showcase their lowering prices while presenting themselves as timeless. Amazing job at condensing all that information into just 5 seconds.
๐ Hypnotic ad of the week
This ad is so mesmerizing, itโs hard to focus on what itโs actually selling. Still, kudos to Toggl for taking the โpiece of cakeโ metaphor to the next level.
๐ค Relatable ad of the week
Weโve all felt embarrassed by passwords made up in a rush. By comparing 2 relatable problems, LastPass makes their audience more resolved to solve at least one of them.
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๐ฅ โCool as a cucumberโ ad of the week
Figs has always managed to give nurses a rock star vibe in their ads, and theyโre succeeding at making their masks look cool too. The โridiculously softโ description draws the eye as well.
๐บ๏ธ Precise ad of the week
Customizing your ads according to their targeting helps your brand look more personable, and your ads be more clickable. A great example of this is Misfits Market with their ads showing the states theyโre targeting rather than a generic map of the US.
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