The Best Ads #41

Ekster

Not every ad needs a hard sell—sometimes subtle messaging often builds better connections.

Sans

If they don’t read your headline, they aren’t going to read the second line. So, make your headline bizarre to capture attention.

Superside

Unique concepts, clever messaging, and relatable moments can make even a simple ad effective.

Stars + Honey

A visually appealing design makes a strong, positive first impression. It can make someone stop scrolling or take a second look.

Wyze

If the visual communicates the main message well, the text can take a backseat and simply add detail or emphasis.

Doordash

Shorter, concise messaging is usually more impactful. Too much text can be off-putting; people want to get the gist quickly.

AG1

Breaking down the price to make it seem affordable and less intimidating than a larger upfront price. It works because it lowers the perceived barrier to purchase.