Emotional before and after ad
SmartNomad nailed the emotional contrast. The left side shows a stressed worker rubbing her eyes in frustration. The right side?...
Before and after fitness Instagram ad
StretchItApp nails the classic “before and after” ad. The first image shows limited flexibility. The second shows amazing progress. But...
Image that visually explains
Acorns takes a $0.50 roundup and makes it look like a life-changing decision. This ad turns spare change into potential...
Great before & after Ad
Ridge Wallet nailed the classic "before and after" format—without a single gym photo. Their ad shows a bulky, overstuffed wallet...
Spam & Pancakes Print Ad
In 1941, Spam pulled a clever move: they showed people that Spam wasn’t just for lunch. It could be breakfast...
Before & After Instagram Ad
This Sene ad nails visual storytelling. One model, two outfits: one frumpy “Before,” one sharp “After.” No words needed to...
Botox and Dermalfill Ad
This Botox ad nails visual communication. Instead of dumping copy in a paragraph, it uses callouts to map exactly where...
Scan Cafe Before and After Photo
This image from ScanCafe nails the “before-and-after” concept beautifully. One glance and you instantly get what the product does: it...
Beardbrand Before and After Image
This barber before-and-after photo says everything without a single word. One side screams “lumberjack lost in the woods.” The other...
Pet groomer dog haircut before and after
There’s something irresistible about a good transformation photo. This pet groomer nailed it with a clean, side-by-side “Before” and “After”...
Powerwashing before and after photo
Nothing sells like proof. This powerwashing company nails it with a simple before-and-after shot—no text, no gimmicks, just raw results....
Norwex detergent before and after
This Norwex ad is a masterclass in simple, visual proof. No hype. No long pitch. Just one image showing a...
Presto Pressure Cooker Ad
This vintage Presto ad nailed a timeless marketing truth: people don’t buy the thing, they buy what it gives them....
Features VS Benefits
This image nails one of marketing’s oldest lessons: people don’t buy features, they buy benefits. When you show a product’s...
Wake up to Tang
This old Tang ad didn’t just sell a drink mix. It sold a new habit: “Wake up to Tang.” Suddenly,...
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Good/Bad illustration for UX about thumb placement
This image nails a simple, often-overlooked UX truth: thumb reach matters. On mobile, every inch counts, and putting your key...
Good/Bad illustration for social login UI Design
This side-by-side image nails it: one login form is cluttered and clunky, the other feels fresh and frictionless. Both serve...
Cable Management Product Before/After
This image nails what great product marketing should do: make the benefit instantly obvious. No extra words, no jargon, just...
Men's shorts style image
This image nails visual teaching. It shows two guys wearing similar outfits but instantly makes one look cooler and more...
The Establishment Wig ad
Look at this beauty. “The Establishment Wig” ad is pure direct response gold hiding under a pile of hair. It’s...
1930's illustration showing aerodynamic engineering of new cars
This old-school drawing nails what great marketing does: it shows the value, not just tells it. No words, no data,...
The Wig Establishment Print Ad
This old-school wig ad nails the "before and after" formula. One photo shows a carefree guy with wild hair; the...
1914 Wrigley's Gum Print Ad
Back in the day, Wrigley’s didn’t just sell gum. They sold a solution to indigestion, bad breath, and poor appetite—all...
1960's Band-Aid Print Ad
This old-school Band-Aid ad is a masterclass in visual selling. It sets up a clear before-and-after moment: three small bandages...
