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The "Pull Back and Reveal" Technique
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Hey! "Pull Back and Reveal” is a classic cinematic technique. Now, let’s use this technique to make some ads for ExpressVPN. I’ll base them on the “Fake Plane Challenge” trend. Step 1: Close-UpLimit the view to make the audience assume what’s happening. Step 2: RevealZoom out and surprise them. Step 3: Brand MessageBonus: StaticPull Back and Reveal works for static ads too. More examplesHere are some fun "Pull Back and Reveal” ads: • Fox Sports • Elementor Hosting (Turn off your ad blocker to watch.) • Old Spice You made it! 🕺Reply to this email if you enjoyed it. Talk soon, |
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Learn how to brainstorm brilliant ads and copy | You’ll get one practical recipe every two weeks | Free bonus: get 25 creative marketing cheatsheets when you sign up.
Read in your browser ↗ Hey! I used to be skeptical about vibe coding. But then, I spent two weeks freelancing at Base44. Now, I'm a believer. So today, we'll build an AI scriptwriting app in three simple steps. Step I: First Prompt I use the IFS formula: Idea: What’s your app idea? Features: What should the app do? 💡Pro tip: Start with 2-3 features max. Style: How should it look and feel? (layout, colors, tone.) And here's my prompt: 🎨 Styling tip: Use the "Styling Instructions” feature or...
Read in your browser ↗ Hey! This copywriting technique is called “Understatement”: If most ads are like overexcited golden retrievers, understatement ads are cats. Not trying to impress you. Here’s how I come up with ads like this: 1. Pick a product Let's try it with Calendly. 2. List overpromises I asked GPT for some help: 🤖 Prompt template:Write 10 overpromising one-liners that exaggerate the benefits of [product], as you’d see in typical [industry] marketing copy. 3. Make an understatement...
Read in your browser ↗ Hey! I love marketing cheat sheets. Looking at a page with a bunch of techniques and examples instantly opens up new ideas. AI works the same way. With some high-quality input, it's more creative. So today, I wanna show you how I use cheat sheets to level up my prompts. Use case I: Simple Headlines First, I upload a cheat sheet. Then, I write the prompt using the "[Task] +[Product] + [Guidelines]" formula. Like this: Download my wordsmithing cheat sheet And here's the...