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Ad creative

Statics and carousels

One clear idea for a static; a useful sequence for a carousel. Each card gives the viewer a reason to continue.

Built for
carousels abandoned at card two, captions carrying the whole ad, swipes that go unearned and testimonials dumped in any order.
Ad creative
The short version

What you get. Clear static concepts and carousel sequences prepared for the campaign and its tests.

Is this for you? For a product or message that can be shown in one frame, or an idea that benefits from a sequence. Not if the words have to explain the picture; where the value can be shown, the image proves it.

What leaves your plate. The claim carried by the image, every card built to open the next, and testimonials sequenced into an argument instead of dumped in whatever order they arrived.

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The image carries the claim, the last line earns the swipe

The image carries the claim

On a feed a single idea carried by the image registers before any caption is read, so where the value is something you can show, the image proves it and the words are a caption; if the copy has to explain what the picture is showing, the picture is not working. Where the value is a claim or a number, a price, a hard statistic, a named guarantee, the words carry it and the image backs them up.

Every card has to earn the next one

We design the sequence so each card adds something and the relationship between cards is clear. A viewer should understand why the next one is useful, without needing an unfinished sentence on every card.

Social proof is sequenced into an argument

Five reviews in a grid is a wall. The same five arranged so each one answers a different objection is an argument, and it is the same five reviews.

Statics are variant work too

The same discipline as video: one variable at a time, angles from research, and a set the buyer can learn from.

What a static costs when it is wrong

Creative choices affect how the campaign’s budget is used. We give the buyer a clear set of variants and the question each is meant to test, so results can guide the next creative decision.

Layout and type

Composition built for a feed

A single subject that still reads when the feed shrinks it, contrast decided for a phone held in daylight, and text sized for the frame it will appear in. Every one of those is a decision about the platform.

Built to the brand's own rules

Type, colour and grade come from the partner's written rules, so the ad reads as the brand's own.

At the bench

The work, demonstrated

Try a decision from the craft: drag, tap or toggle, then read the trade-off.

These are illustrative models; no partner’s results are shown.

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Held the thing. Six things a written brief can leave out about a product.

  • What it weighs in the hand. The moment somebody takes the weight of it
  • The sound the lid makes. A close-up that is worth having sound on
  • Where the finish catches light. The angle the whole ad is built around
  • What the packaging does when it opens. The unboxing beat, which is most of the ad
  • The one thing customers get wrong about it. The shot that answers an objection nobody asked out loud
  • What it is like to use on the fourth day. The scene that separates this from a photograph

Each observation suggests a possible shot. Keep the ones that help explain this product.

Try handling the product, or ask the team who uses it to demonstrate these details. Add what changes the shot list.

Six observations to turn into shots. This is why we sometimes ask you to send the product: the weight, sound or finish may change what we film.

A well designed card is not what moves a thumb sideways; a card that left something unfinished is.

A finished card gives the thumb permission to leave.

What changes for you

Clear, recognisable creative with a reason for each card and versions the buyer can test.

Related: Ad creative · Product knowledge · Hooks and variants · Meta ad formats

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What you will get

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What is working, what could improve and whether we can help.

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Two or three priorities, with the reason for each.

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The work, written up

The case studies keep their dates, sources and limits visible.

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