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THIS is probably the funniest founder ad I've seen. But there is a reason why. It comes from the founder's Point of View (POV). He actually had the problem. And he stole it from The Dollar Shave Club ad. It's his mission to add value to his community. Here...

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Фото профиля Aazar Shad
Aazar Shad3 лет назад

Here's the script. I also listened to his pod and he shared: 1. They launch 300+ ads and find one winner. 2. He is just the 5% of the ads. 3. This ad blew up on Youtube more. 4. He asks comedians to write his scripts, not copywriters. 5. He learned how to do such content from the ads brands and influencers. Apply all this and win today. ANYONE can learn from such ads. If he can steal good ad formats and style, why shouldn't you?

Фото профиля Pauline Riviere
Pauline Riviere3 лет назад

Really have been looking forward to your emails lately, so much value delivered 👏

Фото профиля Aazar Shad
Aazar Shad3 лет назад

this makes my day! :) So happy. If you have to describe my newsletter with a one-word value prop what would that be?

Фото профиля Value Maverick
Value Maverick3 лет назад

It is horrible.

Фото профиля Aazar Shad
Aazar Shad3 лет назад

Why?

Фото профиля It's Always Eboue
It's Always Eboue3 лет назад

There's a marketing agency in Australia, run by some marketing guru named Sabri (I think) who made a fantastic founder ad that parodies this type of founder ads....where the founder keeps walking forward while trying to say smart-funny things while doing random funny stuff (1/2)

Фото профиля Fraser Cottrell | Ad Creative For Meta & TikTok
Fraser Cottrell | Ad Creative For Meta & TikTok3 лет назад

but the voices don't sound great hahahah

Фото профиля Aazar Shad
Aazar Shad3 лет назад

haha! well, authenticity :p

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