Porsche Makes Luxury Feel Guilt-Free
This ad nails emotional reframing. Porsche takes something often seen as selfish—buying a sports car—and spins it into an act...
eCommerceFuel pricing page
This pricing table nails how to sell value instead of features. It’s not just a list of deliverables—it’s a transformation...
Everyone Has Leases. But No One Else Has Porsches.
This Porsche ad nails the art of exclusivity. It takes something ordinary (leasing a car) and flips it into something...
Porsche Makes Health Sound Fast
Sometimes the best way to sell luxury? Don’t sell it. Instead, make it sound like common sense. That’s exactly what...
Beat the Tax, Beat Everyone Else
This Porsche ad nails the magic of using urgency and status in one clean shot. The headline “Beat the luxury...
The Ultimate Souvenir: A Porsche
Ever notice how this Porsche ad makes you feel a little boring for just taking travel photos? That’s intentional genius....
Eight sleep email gif targeting specific customers
The eight sleep email it came from: This image nails personalization with just one word: “Dear” It feels like a...
Porsche Ad That Passes Every Test
Porsche nailed this ad by mixing speed, wit, and subtle bragging rights into one perfect line: “Appearing soon in a...
How Tudor Used the Power of Endorsement to Build Trust
This vintage ad for the Tudor Oyster Prince shows how a personal endorsement can elevate a new product. Rather than...
The Ad That Made Rolex Synonymous With Power
This 1957 Rolex ad doesn’t show celebrities or adventurers. It shows serious men in suits, deep in decisions that “guide...
How Rolex Sold the First Waterproof Watch with a Newspaper Ad
This 1927 Rolex ad is a masterclass in turning a technical feature into a story worth talking about. It didn’t...
How Rolex Used Speed to Sell Reliability
In this 1930s ad, Rolex didn’t just say their watch was tough—they proved it. They put it on the wrist...
Rolex “Watchman of Our Time” Ad
This vintage Rolex ad oozes authority and prestige. Instead of showing a celebrity or flashy scene, it shows a portrait...
How Rolex Turned Adventure Into Authority
Rolex didn’t just sell watches here. They sold proof. This ad features aviator Sheila Scott, who set a world record...
The Ad That Sold Reliability Without Saying “Reliable”
This Rolex Explorer ad nails storytelling through simplicity and grit. A close-up of a rugged hand mid-climb, paired with a...
The Rolex Ad That Sells Strength Through Simplicity
This vintage Rolex ad nails timeless marketing: it sells utility as luxury. Instead of talking about wealth or exclusivity, it...
Rolex Ad: Selling Status, Not Just Time
This vintage Rolex ad nails brand positioning. It doesn’t talk about minutes or mechanics—it talks about power, leadership, and prestige....
How to Create Food Advertising That Actually Sells
Ogilvy & Mather didn’t just make food ads—they researched 512 of them to figure out what really makes people buy....
Ogilvy’s 23 Sales Promotion Tips That Still Work Today
This vintage Ogilvy & Mather ad packs decades of wisdom into one page. Even though it’s old-school, the psychology still...
How to Launch New Products Like Ogilvy
This Ogilvy & Mather ad is a masterclass on product launches. It’s not just an ad—it’s a playbook showing how...
How to Create Corporate Advertising That Actually Works
This vintage Ogilvy & Mather ad is a masterclass in how to make corporate advertising feel human. It takes a...
How Ogilvy Sold Travel Like a Pro
This vintage Ogilvy ad is a masterclass in clarity. It’s a full-on tutorial titled “How to Advertise Travel,” and it’s...
David Ogilvy’s Blueprint for Ads That Actually Sell
This old-school print ad by David Ogilvy is a masterclass in copywriting. It’s not fancy or flashy. It’s pure value....
The Power of One Striking Detail: The Man in the Hathaway Shirt
An eyepatch and a dress shirt made history. In 1951, Hathaway ran this ad featuring a dapper man with an...
