Eight Sleep turns the Fourth of July into a clear buying moment with $200 off the Pod. Straightforward, timely, and effective.
Here is another July 4th example from Eight Sleep:
Beach Waterpark “Get 4 for the 4th!”—offering 4 tickets for $169.99. The bold red, white, and blue visuals, Statue of...
This great email from YouTube uses the ole "Show, Don't Tell" method to showcase some new features. It doesn't need...
This is a simple Instagram ad that targets people doing home renovations and just says “The #1 Outdoor Contractor in...
An image that analyzes Descript's Facebook ad, using callouts to highlight what makes it effective.
So many people thave met their best friends starting from just posting online.
Great concept by students. This spec ad uses funny yellow Minion-like teeth to show that even “cute” can look bad...
8th-9th grade level
30
Words
10
Words/sentence
The copy creates a holiday hook (Attention), introduces a compelling discount (Interest), positions the offer as a clear buying moment (Desire), and implicitly asks the viewer to purchase during the sale (Action).
Ties the offer to a short-lived holiday, pushing consumers to act quickly.
Highlights the amount of money the buyer will miss out on if they don’t act.
Implied limited-time holiday deal encourages people not to miss the opportunity.
Z-pattern: quickly scans promo badge (top-left), sweeps across headline, diagonally down to the product, then right to the CTA, finishing at the logo
