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[Whadex @Whadex2]

f*ck, i'd build an entire supplement campaign around this cartoon couple.

Heart & Soil puts Her Package inside a story with recurring characters.

The bottle turns up in their hiking backpack. The same couple carries the family scenes and the final offer.

That's a cast i'd bring back for different customer situations. One product, several stories worth testing.

Watch my workflow and turn this approach into a cartoon script for your brand:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[Whadex @Whadex2]

f*ck, RYZE made a 5 minute revenge movie to sell coffee.

This is the kind of cartoon angle i'd test when every competitor is listing the same benefits.

• The betrayal makes you want to know how he responds.
• His brother introduces the coffee inside a rescue scene. The product gets a role in the story.
• A second barbecue puts him back in front of the same people. That's the emotional payoff.

For your brand, build around a real customer frustration, give the product a believable role, then write a payoff your offer can actually support.

Watch my workflow and turn this story structure into a script for your product:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[Whadex @Whadex2]

Obvi turned a pink supplement bottle into a cartoon villain's worst nightmare.

this is gold for brands stuck filming the same product shots.

In this ad for Collagenic Burn, belly fat does the talking.

• He tells viewers they aren't lazy. The script takes their side before introducing the offer.
• His smug face turns worried around the ingredient icons. Then the bottle towers over him, giving the product reveal a visual payoff.

i'd test this with a customer's everyday frustration as the narrator. Give it a personality, then let its reaction introduce your product.

Watch my workflow and turn this character idea into a script for your brand:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[Alex @AMannhaft]

imagine the big effort being put into making something like this

this is an example of a perfect claymation video

lot's of movement in the hook leading straight into a recognizable problem

now to education to establish credibility establishing product solution mechanism the important part

then finally displaying the product

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[Whadex @Whadex2]

Obvi turned a pink supplement bottle into a cartoon villain's worst nightmare.

this is gold for brands stuck filming the same product shots.

In this ad for Collagenic Burn, belly fat does the talking.

• He tells viewers they aren't lazy. The script takes their side before introducing the offer.
• His smug face turns worried around the ingredient icons. Then the bottle towers over him, giving the product reveal a visual payoff.

i'd test this with a customer's everyday frustration as the narrator. Give it a personality, then let its reaction introduce your product.

Watch my workflow and turn this character idea into a script for your brand:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[Whadex @Whadex2]

f*ck, RYZE made a 5 minute revenge movie to sell coffee.

This is the kind of cartoon angle i'd test when every competitor is listing the same benefits.

• The betrayal makes you want to know how he responds.
• His brother introduces the coffee inside a rescue scene. The product gets a role in the story.
• A second barbecue puts him back in front of the same people. That's the emotional payoff.

For your brand, build around a real customer frustration, give the product a believable role, then write a payoff your offer can actually support.

Watch my workflow and turn this story structure into a script for your product:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[elias @eliasrrecom]

ecom brands, your hardest product explanation could be your wildest ad.

PetLab takes a cartoon dog from chewing grass straight into its gut. Then a chew bursts into colorful particles.

this is gold for products with an invisible story.
i'd turn a client's verified product mechanism into scenes that go beyond another founder holding a bottle.

Watch my workflow and build a cartoon script around your product's strongest explanation:

https://t.co/zeKRb4jstu

[Whadex @Whadex2]

f*ck, i'd build an entire supplement campaign around this cartoon couple.

Heart & Soil puts Her Package inside a story with recurring characters.

The bottle turns up in their hiking backpack. The same couple carries the family scenes and the final offer.

That's a cast i'd bring back for different customer situations. One product, several stories worth testing.

Watch my workflow and turn this approach into a cartoon script for your brand:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[Whadex @Whadex2]

this is free?

[Whadex @Whadex2]

no way. this mummy cartoon is a whole sales page in disguise.

Everyday Dose built an Egyptian world around its coffee.
agencies, this is the kind of concept i'd pitch.

• Mirror and gym scenes give the fantasy character familiar frustrations.
• Reviews become giant monuments. The trust pitch belongs inside the world.
• Even the ad's 45 day refund message appears on a stone wall. The close stays in character.

i'd take a client's customer problem, verified proof and actual offer, then build one world around all three.

Watch my workflow and adapt this structure into a script for your product:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[Whadex @Whadex2]

no way. this mummy cartoon is a whole sales page in disguise.

Everyday Dose built an Egyptian world around its coffee.
agencies, this is the kind of concept i'd pitch.

• Mirror and gym scenes give the fantasy character familiar frustrations.
• Reviews become giant monuments. The trust pitch belongs inside the world.
• Even the ad's 45 day refund message appears on a stone wall. The close stays in character.

i'd take a client's customer problem, verified proof and actual offer, then build one world around all three.

Watch my workflow and adapt this structure into a script for your product:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[Whadex @Whadex2]

this is free?

[elias @eliasrrecom]

how to make ads that print 100k a month with ai
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comment "polaris" for the tool

[Whadex @Whadex2]

f*ck, Penrose turned a luxury fragrance ranking into a body butter sales pitch.

if your product is the affordable alternative, this is a cartoon angle i'd test.

• Three fragrance characters get ranked, so the comparison starts with something the buyer already wants.
• The on screen "$1,500+" price anchor makes the jar's entrance feel like a reveal.
• The bottles literally disappear, turning the ad's longevity argument into a scene.

that's the part i'd steal: give the expensive alternative a character, then let your product change the story.

Watch my workflow and turn this angle into a cartoon script for your own brand:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[Whadex @Whadex2]

f*ck, Penrose turned a luxury fragrance ranking into a body butter sales pitch.

if your product is the affordable alternative, this is a cartoon angle i'd test.

• Three fragrance characters get ranked, so the comparison starts with something the buyer already wants.
• The on screen "$1,500+" price anchor makes the jar's entrance feel like a reveal.
• The bottles literally disappear, turning the ad's longevity argument into a scene.

that's the part i'd steal: give the expensive alternative a character, then let your product change the story.

Watch my workflow and turn this angle into a cartoon script for your own brand:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[Whadex @Whadex2]

f*ck, IM8 turned a supplement pitch into a movie inside the body.

if you make ads for supplement brands, this is the kind of concept i'd adapt with AI.

• A ballooning cartoon belly makes the opening problem visible.
• Blue shapes hit a wall. Scissors cut a supply line. Their explanation becomes action.
• Four colored phases turn the ingredient pitch into a sequence you can follow.

Watch my workflow and turn a competitor's angle into a script for your own product:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[Whadex @Whadex2]

f*ck, IM8 turned a supplement pitch into a movie inside the body.

if you make ads for supplement brands, this is the kind of concept i'd adapt with AI.

• A ballooning cartoon belly makes the opening problem visible.
• Blue shapes hit a wall. Scissors cut a supply line. Their explanation becomes action.
• Four colored phases turn the ingredient pitch into a sequence you can follow.

Watch my workflow and turn a competitor's angle into a script for your own product:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[Whadex @Whadex2]

i'd steal Grüns' 2 PM hook for a sleep brand.

The cartoon opens on a woman pulling at her jeans.
The line: "you feel bloated by 2 PM."

My sleep ad opening:
3:07 AM on the clock.
She's counting the hours left before work.

that's the moment i'd build the sleep ad around.

Here's how i adapt an ad angle to another product:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[Whadex @Whadex2]

supplement brands, i'd brief the action before designing the character.

Magic Mind has a tiny L theanine character straighten a jagged line with its hands.

one ingredient.
one prop.
one physical action.

i'd test that animation against a static slide with the same explanation and offer.

here's my workflow for adapting an ad idea into a script for your product:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ

[elias @eliasrrecom]

this coffee ad waits almost 2.5 minutes
before showing the product.

RYZE made a 5 minute cartoon
around one brutal line.

“she looks nothing like the woman i married.”

later, the same husband says:
“she just looks amazing lately.”

that reversal closes the loop.
the ending pays off the exact judgment that opened the ad.

the product enters between those two moments
as the turning point in her story.

ecom guys, this is gold for scripting.

i'd write the final customer reaction first.
then turn it into the opening complaint.

keep the offer fixed.
test that loop against a straight benefit pitch.

i show how to adapt an ad into your own script here:

https://t.co/zeKRb4jstu

[Whadex @Whadex2]

supplement brands, i'd brief the action before designing the character.

Magic Mind has a tiny L theanine character straighten a jagged line with its hands.

one ingredient.
one prop.
one physical action.

i'd test that animation against a static slide with the same explanation and offer.

here's my workflow for adapting an ad idea into a script for your product:

https://t.co/p7lcaq5OCQ