Neville MedhoraFunny neck pain image
This meme hits because every single person with a smartphone has lived it. The “why do I hurt?” paired with...
Hilariously good lawyer billboard 😂
Driving past lawyer billboards usually feels like déjà vu. Same suits, same serious faces, same “We Win Big” promises. But...
“Life having a trainer for work”
Caveday nailed their ad with one line: “Like having a trainer for work.” It instantly explains what the service does...
Copywriting is the marketing that feeds your core business
This simple doodle nails a huge truth: copywriting isn’t just for ads—it powers every part of your business. Words are...
Funny sign at Austin Airport
This sign at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport nails local branding while giving a basic safety message. Instead of a standard “keep...
1935 DKW Car Strength Demonstration
This photo says everything a headline could: strength, reliability, confidence. A DKW car holding up more than 30 men on...
Why pay for dating apps?? 😂
A guy put up a flyer saying he’s “Looking for Girlfriend!”—with a photo, short bio, and a phone number. It’s...
The Guinness Toucan Ad Series
Guinness turned a tropical bird into an advertising legend. The cheerful toucan—balancing a pint on its beak—became one of the...
1966 Budweiser “Whiffability Test” Ad
Budweiser made an ad so sensory, you can almost smell the beer through the page. The “Whiffability Test” invites readers...
Tasty looking Whopper Ad
This Burger King ad from 1963 is pure genius in simplicity. The giant, juicy Whopper takes up the whole page,...
Ekster bifold wallet ad
Simple. Visual. Punchy. Ekster’s ad instantly makes you want to ditch your old, bulky wallet. It’s a side-by-side that does...
Social Media Drugs Image
This image nails a powerful idea: social media isn’t just entertainment, it’s addictive. Each app logo appears as a colorful...
“The Rolls Royce of Pans” Twitter Ad
This HexClad ad nails attention with one move: Gordon Ramsay calling their pans the “Rolls Royce of Pans.” Add a...
I'm in St. Kitts
Sometimes the best marketing move is to show, not sell. Like this photo of a sunny hike in St. Kitts...
High end gaming mouse Twitter Ad
Ever wonder who spends big money on a mouse? Gamers. And they care about precision like a Formula 1 driver...
Apple Logo Gets Simpler
Look at this Apple logo timeline. As the company grew, the logo went from a detailed drawing of Isaac Newton...
Easy tire tread depth visual
A mechanic labeled one tire with words like “Terrain,” “Winter,” “Rain,” and “Race.” Just one glance and you instantly get...
“Lowest calorie dessert” Jello Ad
In the 1950s, Jell-O wasn’t just a jiggly dessert. It was marketed as a “diet-friendly” snack—low-calorie, delicious, and cheap. This...
What can you make from a barrel of oil?
Ever try explaining how many products come from a barrel of oil? Hard.This infographic nails it in one glance. It...
Clever “Father’s Day” McDonald’s Ad
McDonald’s dropped a clever Father’s Day ad that made everyone smile. A simple burger bun turns into a dad’s balding...
Neville Medhora8th grade exam test from 1912, can you pass it?
Imagine handing this 1912 eighth-grade exam to your coworkers today. Most would freeze. Yet, this old test is a masterclass...
Want your kid to become a doctor, lawyer, engineer, or business owner?
Look at those charts: Indian-Americans top the income list, and engineering-heavy degrees dominate lifetime earnings. The signal? Structured, analytical thinking...
Espiritu huaraches mark-up photo
This photo nails the art of “showing, not telling.” A pair of colorful huarache shoes, with quick handwritten notes pointing...
Friskies Cat Food Print Ad
This vintage Friskies ad nails emotional targeting. It speaks straight to cat owners’ hearts by imagining what their furry friend...