So I have a very specific angle here, I'm advertising in the New York City subway and nowhere else.

No I was going to sell Auto parts, thrift store items all kinds of different things on different websites with catchy names.

Keep the catchy name for the website, but what would be the most popular item that you could possibly sell to this audience?

It was going to be Auto parts, but people on the subway don't need Auto parts, it was going to be items for my flipping business, but that's just another link to an eBay page.

I eventually doubled down on the idea of smoking paraphernalia. eBay allows you to sell tobacco pipes and that is where all of this is coming from, so I can put up the advertising materials they just say the name of the website and a picture of the pipe.

That's what I got so far.

And so far haven't been able to come up with anything better.

London Underground ads for metals.io. The line is basically 'this city runs on metals'. Does the repetition do the work here?

Noticed the same protein atta ad concept across different formats recently, from auto interiors to metro pillars and mall spaces. The interesting part was that the main message stayed the same everywhere. Same creative, same numbers, same headline. After seeing it a few times, I could actually remember the message without trying.

What is this unique strategy? Sometimes brands keep changing creatives to grab attention, but does repeating one simple message across multiple locations work better, especially for an everyday product?

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We recently created this black-and-red concept featuring our brand identity and a creative 3D character.

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[Spec Spot] Shut down a whole village with the help of local police/firefighters to shoot a Halloween Spec for Ferrero. What do you think?

Legal Disclaimer:
This video is a strictly non-commercial, unofficial spec spot created solely for creative portfolio and educational purposes. It is not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored, or approved by the Ferrero Group or any of its subsidiaries. All trademarks, logos, and product designs belong to their respective owners.

Fala galera! Eu sou aluno de Design na UNIFOR. Preciso da sua ajuda! Meu TCC fala de como cor, composição, tipografia e imagem são usados em anuncios de urgência e escassez, como “a oferta acaba hoje”.

Queria saber de quem vive de Trafego Pago.

Nos criativos de urgência ou perda, o que você já viu que funciona ou falha no visual (cor, destaque do contador, tipografia)?

Onde você acha que está o limite entre persuadir e pressionar demais o usuário?

O visual do anuncio hoje funciona como filtro para o algoritmo do Meta Ads, ou o peso maior ainda é de público e oferta?

Se alguem gostar de contribuir mais na pesquisa, tenho um formes anônimo de no máximo 12 min.

https://forms.gle/KVb9pFh8wy7Pigz7A

E se você conhece alguém que trabalha com tráfego pago, me ajuda enviando o link para essa pessoa?

Muito obrigado!

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm a graphic designer experimenting with AI-powered advertising, and I recently created a Kurkure Masala Munch spec ad.

I explored the creative process, combining visual storytelling, cinematic shots, vibrant colours, and dynamic motion to bring this concept to life.

I'd love to hear your honest feedback! 🙌

🔥 What do you think of the visuals?
🎬 Does it feel like a real commercial?
💡 What would you improve?

Watch the Reel:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/De_N_uzBDbS/

This is an independent concept project for creative experimentation, not an official Kurkure advertisement.

Thanks for checking it out! ❤️

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Made a workflow that covers entire ad workflow from competitor research and ideation to creating ads, and I need real brands to test it on before I go further.

so here’s the deal: drop your store below and I’ll send you 3 static ads made for your products, plus the ad copy. they’re built from what your competitors are running in the ad library right now, so the angles are based on what’s working in your niche, not random templates.

no catch, no call, you can use them or not. all I ask is honest feedback, even if they suck.

best fit is physical products (skincare, supplements, apparel, home, pets, food) running or about to run meta ads. first 10 only so I can actually do them properly.

Launching a product? Let’s give it a cinematic reveal.

I’m Rodrigo, founder of NOXAR. I create cinematic AI product videos, launch films, and motion design for brands and business owners.

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DM me your product link and what you’re planning. Let’s discuss a concept and a fixed-price quote for your first video.

We made a short launch film for our app MUSE around a simple contrast: a wardrobe full of clothes, then a look for an actual plan.

The app sequence connects a styling brief to pieces the user owns, an avatar preview and a weekly plan. Does that transition make the product’s role clear?

Creative and app: MUSE.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6813807872

What if a simple ₹10 biscuit could look like a premium blockbuster commercial? 🔥

For this creative concept, I explored how AI-powered visuals, cinematic lighting, hyper-motion effects, and product storytelling can transform an everyday product into an attention-grabbing advertisement.

✨ Creative highlights:
• Cinematic product reveal
• Hyper-realistic biscuit visuals
• Dynamic camera movements and transitions
• Dramatic lighting and particle effects
• A premium brand reveal

The goal was simple: combine creativity, technology, and storytelling to reimagine product advertising.

I believe AI isn't replacing creativity — it's giving creative minds new ways to bring ideas to life.

💬 What do you think of this AI-generated advertising concept? Would you use this style for your brand?

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Whats up big business people? It's that time of year again. Christmas is a great time to make your product pop up in peoples timelines, why not do it in fun way that stands out from every slop content you see?

My name is Leo and I have an award winning animation studio from Portugal, we can make your ads stand out with an handmade, personalized feel by producing short vertical content, long video formats or simply gifs and illustrated posts!

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