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HEY ECOM LEGENDS! PRINTING ANNOUNCEMENT!
This is ONE OF THE BEST EVER ways to find winning products and ads to sell (especially in health and beauty niche). Check it out
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70% of your immune system lives in the gut. most probiotics die in stomach acid before they get there.
nothing naughty skipped that fight entirely.
the ad pitches rebuilding the gut wall itself. no bacteria count war.
new mechanism, old problem. sell the fix doctors never explain and the buyer feels smart for finding it.
this ad doesn't show the product once
it's just two people swing dancing in front of an audience
caption: "what it feels like when you start losing weight easily at 50+"
that's the entire creative
then she drops into a full split and gets back up like it's nothing
and the crowd loses it
no before/after / no scale / no doctor / no ingredients
just the feeling the buyer actually wants
most weight loss brands sell the number on the scale
this one sells how you'll feel at 50 once it's gone
350 days running
added this + a bunch of similar health ads to the swipe file
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softwave's ad opens with: "Constant arthritis pain?"
then the stack. $69 loss leader. FDA cleared. arthritis, tendonitis, joint pain in one list. "clinic near you" for local reach.
40 local clinic ads on the same template.
any indie clinic could clone this by friday. most will keep paying an agency for brand awareness instead.
this ad is crazy
a guy selling a lung supplement opens by saying he's not going to tell you to quit smoking weed
because he isn't quitting either
that one line does more than any doctor ever could
no lecture / no shame / no "you should really stop"
just: you're going to keep smoking, so here's how to look after your lungs while you do
then it backs it up with an animated torso showing smoke sitting in your airways
every other lung health brand is selling to people who want to quit
this one sells to the people who don't, which is most of them
90 days running
added this + a bunch of similar ads that break the obvious rule to the swipe file
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dr. linda's ad opens with a number: up to 6,000x stronger than vitamin c in antioxidant activity.
she never argues astaxanthin is good. she makes vitamin c the yardstick and wins on the multiple. perf 100 against every antioxidant on the shelf.
your buyer already trusts vitamin c. borrow it.
sell the multiple.
velomaofficial's ad opens with: "After 1 year of jock itch hell, I finally learned why nothing..."
87 active ads. one cream. the hook never changes.
a full year of suffering in six words, then a cliffhanger. the guy with jock itch finishes the sentence in his head and clicks to check.
nobody else in the category talks like they've been there.
this ad is basically built around one thing
an old monk telling you 3 foods to eat for your arteries
"3 foods you should start eating right now"
orange robes / three bowls on a table / hills in the background
he talks about egg yolks, liver and aged garlic like it's ancient wisdom
then says he's 74 and his blood pressure is perfect
and only then does the garlic supplement come out
you're halfway through a "health tips from a monk" video before you realize it's an ad
most supplement brands would lead with the product and a list of ingredients
this one sells the foods first, then makes the softgel the easy version
added this + more of resilia's longest running ads to the swipe file
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this ad is basically built around one thing
a single grey hair begging you to stop plucking her
"stop plucking me."
that's the whole hook
a tiny cartoon hair / a giant hand with tweezers / her getting drowned in box dye later on
it feels like a pixar short, not a shampoo ad
and somehow it still sells the mechanism better than most beauty ads do
plucking makes it come back worse / box dye wrecks the hair around it / the shampoo covers it gently
every objection gets handled by the hair herself
most hair color brands would show a woman in a bathroom and a before/after
this one gives the problem a face and a voice
47 days running
added this + a bunch of similar ai animation ads to the swipe file
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hemios' ad opens with: "hair. skin. energy. sleep."
four words. no verbs. no protocol. one bottle.
346 active ads running it. simple beats scientific when the customer just wants outcomes. she doesn't care about your ingredient chart or your clinical dose. she wants better hair by summer.
sp nutrition's ad opens with: "Stop blaming your diet. That's not fat from food. That's cortisol."
every adult thinks belly fat is a calories thing. this ad says magnesium and calls 75% of men deficient. 202 days live. brand has 517 active ads.
this is the same mechanism every supplement brand is sleeping on right now. take the guilt off him. hand it to a villain.
this ad is basically built around one thing
"my ankles looked like overfilled water balloons"
and she's literally holding a balloon while she says it
that's the whole creative
woman in a bathrobe / towel on her head / grey compression socks / one orange balloon
it looks like it was shot in 10 minutes
but you know the exact problem in under 2 seconds and you know who it's for
then it walks through everything she already tried: elevating her legs, tight socks, water pills
so by the time the product shows up, every alternative has already failed on camera
194 days running
most compression brands would lead with mmHg ratings and a medical diagram
added this + a bunch of similar circulation ads to the swipe file
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you buy your dog a toy. she shreds it by lunch. you buy another one anyway.
the mellow dog's ad opens with: "Got this ridiculous duck for my dog thinking she will unalive it immediately ❌"
line two flips it. the duck became the toy she sleeps with every night. 165 days live.
this is the same mechanism every pet brand is sleeping on right now. say the doubt first. the product answers it.
this ad is basically built around one thing
a damaged kidney hosting a podcast about his owner's foamy toilet
"bro, there is foam in my guy's toilet every single morning and he has no idea why"
that's the first line and you're already hooked
cracked potato-looking kidney / neon podcast sign / a healthy pink kidney as the co-host / zero doctors anywhere
it sounds too dumb to run
and that's exactly why it works
most kidney brands would open with a doctor and a chart of filtration rates
this one turns the organ into the narrator and lets you eavesdrop on it complaining about you
by the time the hydrogen tablets show up you've watched a full minute of what's basically a cartoon
added this + a bunch of similar ai animated ads to the swipe file
link in the comments
your poodle looks fine. then one morning she's drained two water bowls and keeps panting.
that's cushing's. poodles and dachshunds top the breed risk list.
a tiny pituitary tumor leaks cortisol for months before anyone runs the right test.
lignans for life is printing on flaxseed lignans for old dogs.
