What’s the best ad ever made? Here’s a hint: – It didn’t appeal to everyone – It didn’t dazzle you with cleverness – It didn’t need a flash sale or ‘killer offer’ Here’s what folks miss… The “best” ad differs for everybody: → It knows WHAT they want → It knows HOW they want to see it → It’s remarkable to them specifically It’s the difference between the ad everyone talks about, And the ad that your target market still thanks you for. Which sounds better to you? (P.S. here's some progress of another video short 🥳)
Looks like Sedg learned his lesson about killer offers. Now he did a 180 and made peace offers. So peaceful it puts people to sleep :)
Short form video ERAAAAAAAA Fireeeeeeeeeeeee 🔥🔥 Adam Fairhead You edit these videos too?
I love chocolate ad. The satisfaction of that first bite sticks with me :D
Adam Fairhead "→ It’s remarkable to them specifically" That's the key, right? Makes me think about the specificity.
Hey Adam How much time it took you to create this animation ? i know it takes a lot of time !
Well said👍 Adam Fairhead
The best ads resonate deeply with a specific audience rather than trying to impress everyone. I remember a campaign for a small local coffee shop that showcased real customers sharing their unique stories about how coffee brought them together. It wasn't flashy, but it felt genuine and personal.
I've seen ads that hit hard because they focus on real-life experiences. It wasn't for everyone, but those who connected with the message felt compelled to contribute, transforming their gratitude into action.
This guy 😍
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2moFun-fact: Ads are better at starting relationships than selling. Think about it: – When did an ad make YOU buy? – When did an ad make YOU go down a rabbit hole? For most of us, the latter is far more relatable. An ad that invited us to explore. To start a journey with the brand. To buy later, because we fell in love. Have you noticed that in your own buying habits?