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001: The First Of Many
Introducing Creative Cuts from Creative OS
Hello, you lovely Creatives!
Welcome to, Creative Cuts 🔪, your weekly dose of creative strategy from your friends at Creative OS.
You can expect 1 static ad broken down down weekly to:
Understand the quality of the assets
Strength of copy
Psychology used to convert customers
And how you can leverage these tactics easily
Now that you know what you’re in for, onto the show.
Best,
Chase
The Creative 🎨
What’s working:
Visual Clarity and Branding: The image is simple and very clear, with a product positioned prominently in the center. This clarity helps prospects quickly identify the product being advertised.
Engaging Question: The ad begins with a relatable question, "Irregular poops?" If that’s you or has been ever been you - then this ad immediately grabs your attention. From that attention - you move to seeing the rest of the ad and making a decision to move into the post-click experience.
Humor aka Humanity: Using the 💩 emoji adds a touch of humor to the ad, making it less formal. Humor is an effective way to create a positive human associations between a brand and their prospective users and can stand our in the feed.
Offer Highlight: The bright yellow social proof star with containing "40% OFF" is an eye-catching element that provides a sense of urgency and value, encouraging users to take advantage of a limited-time offer.
Call to Action: The ad implies has a low-key CTA built in: "Your morning poops will thank us later," - very smart use of words. The suggestion that the product will have a positive impact on the user's digestive health drives click velocity for prospects motivated to learn more about the price to unlock such benefits.
What could be better:
Visual Diversity: Lifestyle imagery or some dynamic human interaction would create a more relatable and emotionally resonant ad. Showing the product in use, or featuring a satisfied customer, could help prospects visualize the benefits more clearly.
The lifestyle imagery could include some more human elements so the space looks more lived in.
Social Proof: The ad could benefit from including elements of social proof, such as customer testimonials or ratings. Adding a short customer quote or a star rating ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ near the product could lend credibility and trust to the brand. Like this 👇
What do to:
Include Social Proof - but don’t overdo it.
Ensure your images feel human - whether with extra items in the photo or hand/motion in the image.
Keep your images simple so the customer can read them.
Make your copy relatable - asking a question about the problem you solve can be incredibly helpful here.
OUR GOAL: is to make prospective customers stop, click, and scroll through you landing experience (and hopefully purchase the first time out - with a high AOV so you payback right away 🤓)
That’s all! If you’re looking to find inspiration or get the best ad templates out there, come hang out with us at Creative OS and tell your friends!