Feals Gummy Social Media Ad

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Feals nails this ad by making “dosage” a visual and emotional choice. Instead of stuffy medical language, you get a menu of moods served up with bright orange gummies.

Marketing analysis

This ad sells feelings, not features. Each gummy quantity links to a vibe: calm, euphoric, or party-ready. The layout is clean, vertical, and easy to scan, guiding the eye naturally from one gummy to three.

Why it works

  • Clear hierarchy: one gummy = one mood
  • Visual storytelling: product quantity tied directly to emotion
  • Relatable framing: “Need a break from alcohol?” hits a cultural moment
  • Emotional copy: short, fun, no jargon
  • Encourages experimentation without pressure

Examples

  • Starbucks shows caffeine “intensity” using roast levels.
  • Olipop markets its sodas by “how you want to feel” instead of ingredients.
  • Fitbit visualizes daily activity goals with step progress bars.

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