@simontelek That’s an interesting thought. In my opinion, the position of the kid and dog is not hazardous and is not likely to be missed, as they are placed within our line of sight.
However, testing a version where they are in the foreground might improve the results.
Analysis of a Home Decor’s static ad
Tell me if you know which brand it is (They sell the rug)😉
This ad has been running for 580 days.
One of the main objection this brand has been receiving is “Is the rug washable?” and what better way to respond than just using a headline format ad.
Straightforwardly responding to the objection “Washable rug, farmhouse feel”, appealing to those who want to create a cozy atmosphere in their home.
Now If something sets this ad apart from other home decor ad which might look all the same from a graphic designer standpoint, the difference lies in the photography.
It showcase a full living room, and It highlights the white color, suggesting purity, calm, and nostalgia
The detail of a kid playing with a dog on the rug underscores its washable nature. A kid and dog on a rug signal the need for easy cleaning.
This ad targets furniture lovers seeking a cozy look and a durable rug.
Comment if you find which brand it is 😉
Analysis a $3.4B health static ad
This ad has been running for 847 days.
It’s efficient because it’s simple.
We have a left-to-right ad layout - With a big and beautiful display of the product on the left that grabs the attention with the colour contrast.
And on the right, we have a call-to-action headline “Get our #1 bestselling hair loss treatment.” that builds authority and social proof.
The next thing that comes to our attention is the authority building badge from “Askmen”
Then Notice that we’re subtly responding to the objection/question “What are the ingredients of the treatment” right below the brand logo on the product.
With an overall clear branding that is a mark of hims ads as a whole.
This ad speaks to people looking for a hair loss treatment and that need a clincher to decide on which solution they're going with
Last 3 months i’ve sent 30,000 emails
I have a 0.0001% conversion rate.
Tested 4 copies, same offer.
Open rate is 63% for the best variation.
Though the relevance is really low as the CTR is below avg.
Love emails, but that’s hard.