Massive Palantir.com Airport Banner
You can’t walk past this without looking. Palantir’s huge black-and-white billboard dominates the space just like its message: “Software That...
Jebbee One Pager
This Jebbee one-pager feels like a classic startup pitch deck shrunk down to one page. It’s bright, clear, and instantly...
Noah KaganAppSumo's Core Values Keep Hungry, Keep Humble, Keep Weird
AppSumo nails their company culture using just three punchy phrases: Keep Hungry, Keep Humble, Keep Weird. These aren’t just words...
Mercedes-Benz Strong Headlight Cow Ad
A super clever way from Mercedes to show how strong their headlights are, featuring a cow in headlights that's see-through...
Family Relationship Chart
Ever seen a family tree that tracks cousins “four times removed”? It’s complicated, but visual. And that’s what makes it...
Really intriguing billboard
This billboard looks almost “too simple.” Just a black-and-white shot, a censored face, and the words really.com. No brand. No...
Daily life check-in
Ever write copy that just feels flat? It might not be your creativity at fault—your body could be the issue....
Using a cast iron skillet rules chart
This “10 Commandments of Cast Iron Care” from Southern Living is so useful it stops being an ad—it becomes a...
Before and after print ad for non profit
WWF nails emotional contrast with this simple visual. On one side, you see a shark fin. On the other, just...
Vintage camera ad mocks the competition
Nikon flipped a Polaroid ad on its head and made magic. This print ad shows a room full of disappointed...
Vintage jeans ad give benefits through images
These jeans don’t whisper “stretchy.” They scream it — with flying kicks, high legs, and 70s swagger. The visual alone...
Vintage car ad is a big testimonial
Chevy didn’t brag about the Vega. Instead, they let everyone else do it for them. This ad is basically a...
Vintage camera ad displays social proof
Nikon nailed social proof with this ad that shows decades of camera models lined up—from the 1954 Nikon S2 to...
Genius vintage camera ad
Nikon nailed it with this ad: one image, two faces, one unforgettable message. It shows both a bumbling fool and...
Vintage camera ad
Most people didn’t believe a camera this small could take good pictures. Kodak’s copywriters didn’t dodge that doubt—they hit it...
Vintage sneaker ad with unique selling point
A sneaker ad promising a 3,000-mile or 6-month warranty? That’s wild. Shoes don’t usually come with guarantees like cars do,...
memorable vintage FedEx print ad
FedEx didn’t just ship a package. They shipped a joke. This ad answers the age-old question “Which came first, the...
Vintage BMW clever print ad
This 1965 BMW motorcycle ad nails the art of emotional selling. It doesn’t brag about horsepower or engineering. Instead, it...
Vintage Range Rover ad
Range Rover dropped a clever ad comparing its new air suspension system to the cushioning in running shoes. One photo...
Vintage Land Rover ad speaks on innovation
Land Rover nailed it with this vintage ad. The headline basically says: “If it’s so good, why change it?” A...
Vintage Nissan Dotson print ad
This Datsun ad nails a classic marketing move: sell the value pile-on. The headline says it all — “Almost everything...
Novelty toothpaste vintage ad
This vintage ad is pure marketing gold. “Best argument yet for brushing 3 times a day.” Brilliant. It takes something...
Vintage Spam ad
This old-school SPAM ad is a perfect example of visual persuasion. Instead of just saying “SPAM is versatile,” it shows...
Reddit ad urging viewers to take a quiz
Noom nailed it with this visual. Instead of bragging about features, they show the problem and solution in one clean...
