$19k/day pet brands are winning with simple animated hooks like this
the dog looks cute
but the problem is instantly obvious
constant licking
itchy skin
owner concern
clear discomfort
then the product enters as a character
not just a bottle on screen
but the “helper” in the story
that contrast is what makes the ad work
problem first
emotion first
solution second
cute visual
clear pain
easy payoff
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Here’s what myself, @CalvinandNOBS, and @theNOBSdentist have been up to building the #1 toothpaste on TikTok
(and #1 in your hearts, right? 🤨)
https://t.co/OMaVORqndq
Habits that have made life better
- Reading fiction before bed
- Sleeping on a grounded mat
- Creating more than you consume
- Wearing natural materials
- Shopping in upscale supermarkets
- Prioritizing bed time over wake time
- Drinking great water
- Relentless work or deep leisure
- Magnesium
- Nailing a perfect steak
- Avoiding peak hour
- Warm incandescent lighting
- Black seed oil
- Harnessing the power of music
- Never worrying
- Zinc
- Becoming a regular at the bakery
- Becoming a regular at cafés
- Genuine curiosity or complete indifference
- Moving your body everyday
- Reading as the default opposed to scrolling (use brick)
- Stretching before bed
- Harnessing aura from art (museums)
- Writing on paper
- Staying in nice hotels
- Reading physical books
- Organizing / curating everything digitally (notion, miro, pinterest)
- Weekly journal (Leuchtturm1917)
- Bringing cash everywhere
- Never taking change
- Harnessing the power of tasteful caffeination
- Dressing well
- Taurine
- Gatekeeping good things (within reason)
- Surrounding yourself with beauty
If you're an American brand and have less than 5% of the US's market share. DO NOT try to expand to another country unless it's dead simple to do so.
Story time.
As we grew NOBS, we kept getting comments to expand into Canada and the EU. There was an easy way to do this with Amazon Cross Border into Canada so we gave it a shot.
What did it drive? 0.3% incremental revenue.
What would the EU drive? 3% incremental revenue.
When you're doing an expansion, there's 2 things that stand out in my mind.
1. Is the regulation hurdles worth it for the extra revenue? In the case of the EU, that's 27 different tax jurisdictions and regulatory bodies for a product like NOBS. 3% increase in revenue is no way worth that headache.
2. How much do I need to support the market to get it above the 3% increase and is the effort/ads going to be more efficient than my current market (US)?
The answer is almost always no to both of these questions unless you're starting to tap the market that you're currently in. Especially if you're in a business that has regulatory oversight like consumables or beauty.