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- 🖼️ This creative strategy holds attention & gets clicks
🖼️ This creative strategy holds attention & gets clicks
Plus, an advertising business opportunty inside.
Source: 100 Greatest Advertisements 1852-1958, Julian Watkins
What I like:
Excellent curiosity-based headline. Makes the audience read on.
The “buyer” is wonderfully sold as someone who is passionate about craftsmanship, which makes the product more appealing because the creator cares about product quality.
The copy tells a story of the buyer’s journey towards crafting an excellent product, which is more engaging than simply stating features. Importantly, the story supports why the product has excellent quality.
They’re not over-selling the product. Instead of a boastful claim, they acknowledge that their goal is to double their hankerchief sales.
To me, this ad makes me feel like this business does hard, honest work - which is exactly what I want as a customer.
🐇 Hopper’s brilliant creative strategy
Hopper does some nice things with its creative strategy.
First, they use imagery that its audience is familiar with seeing on their phones, such as a Twitter post: