
Venn Diagram of how to win the Instagram Algorithm
This chart is pretty generalized, but it’s a cool example showing how you need to balance Content, Community, and Consistency...

Image explaining the evolution of a banana through it’s life
This simple and attractive image shows the right time to eat a banana, and the different pro’s and con’s during...

Chubbies “Everywhere Pant” visual ad
You don’t have to describe these pants with too much copy because people already know what pants are….you mainly want...

Stealing prevention sign seen on a gas station ice cooler
This kind of hilarious (and simple) sign reminds people that stealing is a crime, and their ice will be cursed...
Jay Clouse & Neville Medhora discuss podcasting, communities, memberships, and online courses
Should you start a podcast? Should you create an online course?Should you make a community for your course?Are all creators...

Who Americans spend their time with at different ages
This simple chart shows average time spent for Americans with different friends and loved ones throughout their life.

7-Steps of a Compelling Story
This is a neat infographic that sums up how to create a compelling story

Setting a table illustration
This is a super-simple image for how to set a table for the holidays. It conveys a lot of information...

Cool piece of advice about handling negativity
This is a great example of how to handle random negativity, and it uses the amount $86,400 dollars to relate...

I like this quote: “Once you understand the motivation, reward and punishment structure of any system, you can begin to control it.” - Guido Van Rossum (founder of the Python programming language) I once heard Cesar Millan (the Dog Whisperer) say all dogs like at least 1 of these 3 different rewards: - Toys - Food - Affection Once you know the type of reward a dog responds to best, it makes it much easier to train! Hugsy likes toys, food, and affection: Sid is primarily motivated by food, and is "meh" on the rest: Poe mostly responds to affection: Knowing the reward/punishment structure seems to help in any system! - Training neural networks - Training dogs - Raising kids— Guido Van Rossum (founder of Python)

Interactive Walmart Photo Center 12 days of Christmas Deals
A cool offer from WalMart that looks like it’s “scratching off” a deal for you:

How “negative” or “positive” different English words are perceived
This is an interesting data layout for which words mean negative things, and which words mean positive things.

Giving six reasons to own…
Since the car is pretty hideous, this ad for an AMC Gremlin appeals to it’s more practical qualities!

Ray Dalio 9 Work Principles Advice
Hedge fund manager Ray Dalio gives his advice for working with good people.

Instagram Pool Installation Ad
This ad for the top pool builder in Austin uses an attractive looking pool and some social proof to draw...

ATIDFA Copywriting Formula
This is a copywriting formula that means: Attention Transformation Interest Desire FAQ Action

Attention grabbing “mirror” headline
This headline grabs attention by being unusual looking, as if you’re reading from a mirror. Things that are novel can...

“Online Dating” in 1951 😂
If you wanted to branch out of your own network to date in 1951, you would take out a personal...

The current thing (trends)
Remember how "The Will Smith Slap" was what EVERYONE IN THE PLANET was talking about for a while? Whatever happened...

Anker Twitter Ad for Charging Cables
This is a very simple ad that solves a very common problem. A simple before/after picture shows how this product...

Beautiful tourism ad for Copenhagen
This is just a cheerful and beautiful ad to encourage tourism to Copenhagen

“Ten Reasons NOT To Buy” reverse psychology Volkswagen ad
This is a fun way to grab some attention, but saying why NOT to buy the car, but then listing...

Simple graphic showing how to match shoes and pants
Something that took me a long time to learn was so easily conveyed in this very simple image!

Awesome illustration on how Big Bird works
This isn’t really a piece of marketing, but in one quick image you instantly understand how an 8 foot tall...