The Art of Shaving Product Image + Benefits
Here’s a great example of how to include key ingredients and their benefits all wrapped together in a classy product image.…
Category: Images
What mobile websites should look like
This is great because it highlights how bad news outlets’ mobile sites are.
Instead of focusing on content and usability, they prioritize obnoxious ads and clickbait.…
Professional translator’s “past work”
Mariana Serio is a professional translator and this image is taken from her About page.
It’s great because it highlights her past work in an organized, effective way.
24 million …
Budweiser Let’s Get Together Ad (1952)
This Budweiser ad from 1952 plays on a couple of universal truths:
- Democrats and Republicans have never seen eye-to-eye.
- Beer is a good excuse to get together.
It’s a great …
Prospect Research Diminishing Returns
This is a great way to show Sales Development Representatives how much benefit they’re getting for time spent on research.
The image is clear, clean, and very relevant to its …
Reebok Pump Michael Chang Ad
Back in the early ’90s, the Reebok Pump was just as popular as Nike’s Air Jordans.
Reebok had some pretty good ads about how their shoes could be “inflated” to …
Neck Pain Pillow Before After
This image does a great job demonstrating why the wrong pillow and sleeping position causes neck pain.
It’s clean, simple, and pulls the reader’s attention to the spine. The red …
Happiness Chemicals Image Chart
This is a cool actionable chart people can use to figure out which activities will cause a happiness chemical to kick in.…
Raelyn Tan’s Secret Vault Image
This is from a Facebook ad for a marketer’s email templates.
We usually highlight images here on Swipefile.com because they’re very clear and understandable.
This image is great for the …
Boots for sale on Craigslist (before and after)
This is from the Kopywriting Kourse forum, where a member posted a rough Craigslist ad for boots and had the main image re-done to be more engaging.
Before, the photo …
Disney’s business strategy infographic (1957)
This isn’t the *neatest* diagram, but it’s a pretty cool one.
It’s a breakdown of Disney’s business strategy from 1957. It connects all the different aspects of Disney, from amusement …
Awesome “grandparents” illustration from WaitButWhy
This is a fantastic illustration showing how your ancestors make up a small piece of your DNA.…
YardZen Before/After Pic
This is a simple but effective way of showing a before/after result.…
When Working More Is A Waste Of Time
This simple image shows how working more isn’t always better. After a certain amount of time, you’ll start to get diminishing returns for the hours you put in.…
Entrepreneur’s journey: What you see vs What you don’t see
Jon Yongfook (@yongfook) tweeted this image of his SaaS journey to highlight how we usually just focus on a winning stretch vs the lifetime of a project.…
Political polarization chart
People often talk about political trends in really vague terms.
This chart is great because it visualizes the data that demonstrates an increase in US political polarization and makes it …
Cornell Note Taking Method
This is a great template for taking notes with the Cornell method.
It organizes each page into separate sections and makes your notes easy to categorize and study later.…
Kissing advertorial
This is a crazy little advertorial that starts out like a “kissing guide” – complete with 1-2-3-style images down the left-hand side of the page – and then transitions into …
Chocolate is a fighting food
This 1942 ad Nestle ad uses a “comparative energy value” chart to make a bar of chocolate look like a valuable energy source.
It’s really just a calories chart but …
