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 Hey! Constantly coming up with new ads is hard... But a technique I learned from Pablo Rochat makes it easier. I call it Square Storming. And here's how I used it to come up with 100+ ads for my client, AppsFlyer: Step 1: I create 60 squaresIn Figma, or in my sketchbook. Step 2: I fill them with ideasI spend ~1 minute on each square. No overthinking. That's why my first ideas are usually dumb. Or weird. But once I let them out, better ideas start to flow. And about an hour later, I have 60 ideas: Step 3: I filter themFinally, I sort them into four categories. And then I do it all again. And again. Seriously though: The best way to write a great ad headline is to write 60 terrible headlines. You made it! 🕺See you in two weeks, P.S. Reply with an ad or headline you’re working on. I’ll review the first 10 and send back a short feedback video :)  | 
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Read in your browser↗ Hey! Making ads for tech products is hard because product screenshots are usually boring. Great UX/UI, terrible ad hook. Volkswagen had a similar problem. Their cars had tons of unique features, but explaining them meant showing boring illustrations. Now, showing the actual features is very important – just later in the funnel. An ad should grab attention and deliver one simple message, not cover the entire pitch. So they tried a different creative strategy... Analogy...
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