3 Ads To Distract You From Your Q2 Forecast

Featuring internet ads from Oats Overnight, Carpe and AnniBody. Including a gummy supplement and fitness app I've been quietly stalking.

Hey internet friends - hope you’ve scrolled well today.

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Here’s what I’ve dug up from the internet for you:
3 banger ad breakdowns (to save you from marketing mediocrity)
2 brands to follow (for when you’re tired of the usual suspects)
1 curated Ad Pack (that deserves more love than your ex)


Ads sourced from the internet’s largest ad library with brands tracked using our super sick competitor tracking tool.

Estimated read time: 2mins 42s

3 Banger Ad Breakdowns

Oats Overnight

Why it slaps: Great narrative humour + product integration.
I don't like to pick favourites... but gosh Oats Overnight is very hard to overlook when it comes to making incredibly entertaining ad creative that still gets the product message across. Highly recommend giving these folks a follow. And a purchase! It's yum.
How you could adapt: Recreate a text conversation to tell a mini story

Carpe

Why it slaps: Excellent hook layering.
The best hooks layer strong text, visuals AND sound to stop the scroll and this does exactly that with the TikTok comment, the talk piece to camera and the gross bacteria visual to capture attention quickly.
How you could adapt: Be intentional about layering different elements for your next hook.

AnniBody

Why it slaps: Eye-catching visual showcase.
I love this. It's simple but eye catching at the POV makes it feel really native to feed while keeping the polished aesthetic. Also not hard to execute for multiple colourways.
How you could adapt: Try a similar stop motion for different flavours / colours of a product range.

2 Brands to Follow

Grüns

WEBSITE: Clever to use this Us vs. Them format as a website block with the knowledge customers will be comparison shopping against certain competitors.

CREATIVE STRATEGY: Clever landing page strategy directing offsite to custom LPs based off the ad messaging. And as suspected - competitor comparison page is one of their top landing pages. 

Why I’m Loving Them: Grüns is trying to out-AG1 AG1 in the greens category and have had an impressive growth trajectory so far. Their ads go straight for the jugular: same benefits, no blender, tastes like candy. I'm a bit of a diehard AG1 fan but can appreciate how they’ve nailed the challenger playbook: name the category leader, roast them a little, then propose an easier, cheaper, better-tasting option. And somehow make you laugh while doing it. Well played. 

Centr

WEBSITE: Recent addition of this dedicated Hyrox landing page for their new program. Very timely and culturally relevant.

CREATIVE STRATEGY: Hyrox related ad copy is also in their top 3 most used - evidently doubling down on this angle + product offering.

Why I’m loving them: Centr used to be the app you downloaded for a little Chris Hemsworth thirst trap with your workout. No shame, we were all there. But somewhere along the way, it grew up. Now it’s less “look at my abs” and more “here’s a full HYROX training plan, plus mobility, strength, and Pilates because we actually know what we’re doing.” They’ve done what most celeb brands can’t: outgrow the face without losing the following, and they've become a serious player in the fitness apps space.

1 Curated Ad Pack

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Here is a sweet little internet treat to help you make better little internet ads this month.

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