Great word-of-mouth recommendation flyer
Super cool word-of-mouth flyer I saw at an event that had all the right elements:
– A polite request for recommendations.
– Explains what the company does.
– Shows social …
These are clever and high-performing ads throughout the internet and IRL.
Super cool word-of-mouth flyer I saw at an event that had all the right elements:
– A polite request for recommendations.
– Explains what the company does.
– Shows social …
I love car ads that actually promote the FEATURES of the car, and this 1973 Ford ad does it perfectly.
It showcases all the practical reasons you’d want this truck, …
This is a cool “social proof” ad for Good Year Tires that shows allllll the cars for 57 years that used Good Year as their stock tire. It’s like showcasing …
I love how simple-yet-eye-catching this image is promoting the Wait But Why book!
Chat GPT:
I really appreciate the minimalistic yet attention-grabbing design of this image, which effectively promotes the …
Ahhh 1978, where your whole marketing pitch is: “Big fat guys can fit in the car!” 😂
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Interesting print ad for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter project. The hidden subtext of this ad was it was published to garner support for the project which was vastly over …
Around 1999 British Airways was the main sponsor of the London Eye, and they had problems “erecting it” on time. Richard Branson…ever the provocateur…took advantage of this and got a …
This wild looking metal ball embossed with letters was the innovation behind the IBM Selectric Typewriter (13m+ sold).
Normally people don’t care *how* something works, but this mechanism was so …
This classic campaign for the VW Beetle always poked fun at how “ugly” the car was, but then retorted with how practical it is in the copy.
The VW ad …
I liked this simple ad for a service that helps claim an Instagram user handle. In a little square it explains the service.
Only way I’d make it better is …
This bar Lazarus Brewing offers a “free beer for life” if you buy this chalice. I believe they did it during the pandemic to raise funds.
I have a few …
The Chevy Cruise autonomous driving project took out this full page in the New York Times to show how many lives could be saved by letting computers do all the …
This Instagram ad for a snoring prevention device gives 4 reasons to use their product instead of the standard breathing strip. It also has a curiosity-inducing headline of “Address the …
Whose hot dog would you want in your mouth?
Joe’s
-or-
Max’s?
Joe has the same hot dog, but Max is selling it better!…
One of my favorite ways to demonstrate a product in an image is:
Picture + Callout Text
This simple Monos Travel ad explains the product super quickly.…
It seems like Bud did a better job of reaching out to new audiences in 1969 than recently 😬
This ad extended an olive branch to the more sophisticated cocktail …
Before the internet, the way a “lead magnet” worked was getting someone to send you a physical piece of mail expressing interest in a product.
The bottom part of this …
This pressure washing ad was….pressure washed into the side of a highway 😂
✔️Cheaper than a billboard
✔️Gets lots of eyeballs
✔️Lasts a long time
✔️Somewhat legal…
A great way to sell a product is show how many different use cases it has.
This pie crust ad shows all the different pie-possibilities you can make by “sandwiching” …
The Wright Brothers funded the development of the first powered airplane with their bike shop.
This was the simple ad they’d post in the Dayton, Ohio newspapers.
The Van Cleve …