"Why are the wheels crooked" Volkswagen Ad
At first glance, it looks like Volkswagen made a mistake. The Beetle’s wheels are crooked! But that’s exactly the point....
Fringe Sport CEO Peter Keller "Our business was built on content and copy"
Peter Keller, founder of Fringe Sport, didn’t scale his home gym brand by outspending competitors. He did it by out-writing...
Chemicals used in cigarettes
This image nails shock marketing with one simple tactic: pairing cigarette ingredients with their scarier alter-egos. Methanol becomes rocket fuel,...
Tools are bought, Transformations are sold
Dharmesh Shah drops a truth bomb here: “Tools are bought, transformations are sold.” That’s the mindset that turns a salesperson...
Great analogy about washing hands
This sign nails what most marketers miss: vivid, relatable imagery that makes a message stick. Instead of saying “wash your...
Burger King "Actual Size" Print Ad
This old Burger King ad looks simple, but its secret weapon is just two words: “ACTUAL SIZE.” Instantly, it triggers...
Spuds MacKenzie 1980's Magazine Ad
Spuds MacKenzie wasn’t just a dog. He was the party animal of the 80s who made Bud Light the beer...
Starting a barbershop (with a twist) and local business marketing with Jason Gourd of Sorek
Sorek in Austin isn’t your average barbershop. Sure, they trim beards and fade hair—but right next to the barber’s chair,...
"Don't be the guy that looks tired" Ad
Disco nails it: calling it “makeup” won’t sell to men, but fixing “baggy eyes” will. This ad uses language that...
Awesome image showing how big and small things are in the universe
This image takes you from the edge of the universe down to quantum foam. It’s a visual rollercoaster of scale....
Good/Bad illustration for UX about thumb placement
This image nails a simple, often-overlooked UX truth: thumb reach matters. On mobile, every inch counts, and putting your key...
Good/Bad illustration for social login UI Design
This side-by-side image nails it: one login form is cluttered and clunky, the other feels fresh and frictionless. Both serve...
BariLife walk a mile a day challenge
BariLife’s “Walk 1 Mile A Day Challenge” landing page doesn’t just sell vitamins. It sells a healthier identity. By focusing...
Dog To English Translation image
This dog translation chart is a masterclass in communication. It takes something complex (dog emotions) and makes it brain-dead simple...
Car company chart
This single chart shows that just 14 car companies control 54 car brands. One glance, and you instantly get how...
Which Whisk image
This image nails what great marketing design should do: make something complex instantly clear. A dozen types of whisks, one...
Why you should self publish a book over going the traditional publisher route w/ Chandler Bolt
Chandler Bolt has helped thousands of people self publish their books. That’s a crash course in how stories spread, attention...
Ayman Al-AbdullahHow To Get On AppSumo (Featuring Ayman Al-Abdullah, President and CEO of AppSumo)
Every startup founder wants that AppSumo bump. The exposure, the sales, the credibility—it’s like rocket fuel for SaaS companies. So...
The State of SEO w/ Ross Hudgens of Siege Media (Strategy, Branding, and Tools)
Ross Hudgens runs Siege Media, and they consistently land massive clients like Airbnb, Zillow, and Intuit. How? By focusing less...
Funny septic tank sign
This sign for a septic tank and pool filling business nails attention-grabbing humor. It reads, “Septic tanks pumped. Swimming pools...
Cable Management Product Before/After
This image nails what great product marketing should do: make the benefit instantly obvious. No extra words, no jargon, just...
Cockpit Drawing Explainer Image
Ever look at something so complicated your brain just gives up? That’s a cockpit… until someone simplifies it with doodles...
If you were flying the Concorde tomorrow you wear a Rolex
Rolex nailed this one. They didn’t just sell a watch—they sold status, speed, and sophistication. “If you were flying the...
1967 Chevette Magazine Ad
Look at this ad. One car, one line, one logo. That’s it. And yet, it works like magic. The 1976...