your rebills could never @jforjacob

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I know a lot of you are running ads like this (and IM8/Mars Men LOVES this type of stuff and everyone wants to copy them) BUT I don’t get it. There’s no way real people actually watch this slop and say ‘I want to buy this product’. And this isn’t a ‘OMG bRaNd’ thing. It’s a comment on knowing your audience and speaking to them thing.

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Why am I not shocked he's running blackhat. Curious tho, shouldn't there be an option for customers to opt out of subscription model and only choose to go for a "one time purchase " option if they want to. Instead all customers are opted into a subscription and will be billed a second time whether they like it or not so a 100% next month retention rate for who knows how long. Also he's selling 1 for $19.99 but rebills $39.99. A few more things came up as well, a couple doctor pages, one rebrand, diffrent store fronts similar domain names, and a complaint in the better business bureau. Store- tryauvra.com/products/auvra-… Owner- @risdom_ Who btw has being called out on more than one occasion.

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$3.4m serious-health ads don’t win because the bottle looks clinical they win because the problem is visible before the viewer reads anything this concept works because it doesn’t start with ingredients not capsules not “daily support” not clean label design not vague wellness claims it starts with the fear active mass loss of control uncertainty the visual weight of what’s happening inside then the product becomes the support frame today image creates tension later image creates belief animated mass makes the problem easy to understand concept label keeps the positioning clear most health brands lead with the bottle the winners lead with the visual mechanism that’s why problem-first health creatives hit harder than clean product shots rt + comment "visual" and i’ll send you the problem-first health ad breakdown (follow for dm)