Scrabble Turns Words Into a Love Story

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Scrabble’s ad doesn’t just show the game. It tells a story—literally built out of Scrabble tiles. This print ad creates a romantic mini-narrative using wordplay, showing how simple phrases can become emotional connections.

Why It Works

  • Product as hero: The Scrabble tiles are the story.
  • Emotion-driven: A love story taps into universal feelings.
  • Visual storytelling: The layout looks like a poem or screenplay, but all made from the product.
  • Wordplay magic: Each overlapping word shows creativity—exactly what Scrabble sells.

Examples of This Idea in Action

  • Coca-Cola’s “Share a Coke” names connected people emotionally.
  • Lego ads show stories built from bricks, not copy.
  • Spotify Wrapped uses user data to tell personal stories.

Creative Variations

Hand-drawn pen style

Classic 1950s print ad

Futuristic style

Funny style

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