STATIC ADS ARE HAVING A MOMENT 👀
Everyone’s chasing UGC.
But these static ads are getting saved like crazy on Atria.
200M+ ads indexed and counting.
I pulled the TOP 50 static ads that are PRINTING right now.
Reply “STATIC” and I’ll send the swipe file 👇
0.9% → 7.89% conversion rate
Same product, same traffic, the only thing that changed was the landing page structure
📄 A+ landing page anatomy
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┣ 🧱 Hero
┃ ┗ you have 2 seconds, make a promise they can't scroll past
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┣ 🧱 Magazine logos
┃ ┗ "as seen in" for instant credibility
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┣ 🧱 Benefits
┃ ┗ don't say what it is, say what it does for THEM
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┣ 🧱 UGC
┃ ┗ strangers trust strangers, not your brand yet
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┣ 🧱 Stats
┃ ┗ "94% less shedding" closes more than "amazing results"
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┣ 🧱 Testimonials
┃ ┗ your happiest customers are your best salespeople
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┣ 🧱 Product details
┃ ┗ carousel + add to cart, this is where the sale happens
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┣ 🧱 Timeline
┃ ┗ "here's what happens after you buy" kills buyer anxiety
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┗ 🧱 FAQs
┗ the graveyard of every objection standing between them and checkout
Every section has a job. Miss one and you're leaving money on the table
@ecomwize builds this entire structure with AI in 5 min
Comment "LP" and I'll send you this exact template
(must be following)
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[the lazy way]
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🤦🏻♂️ Don't give in to the copy-paste dropshipper mindset.
Let me give you a marketing masterclass, here, in a Tweet.
All these losers do is steal ads or run the exact same idea as their competitor.
And then they wonder why they're unprofitable.
Or why they can't replicate their one-hit wonder and they're spiraling back to broke.
Test new ad concepts.
New, different ideas. Not the same put-8-clips-together bullshit that everyone does.
Come up with some stories, make them more interactive.
For example, let's say you're selling a posture corrector:
A. A newbie dropshipper...
Will run ads made of multiple clips of people wearing the product, while claiming it fixes back pain.
Most people seeing such videos are super tired of it and won't respond anymore.
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B. A real marketer though...
Would come up with completely new ways to market the product that the ultra-saturated back-pain audience isn't already fully immune to, such as:
A person going through their day while nonchalantly wearing the posture corrector and naturally mentioning how well it's been helping with their back pain during their daily activities.
I've been running these somewhat obscure ideas for a while and they work really well.
Why?
Because the broken-back Facebook mamas don't want ads. They want stories, they want to relate to people, and they don't want to feel like they're being sold to.
They've grown a thick, protective shell against those ads that promise them the world, and they won't respond to them any more.
But when you present the product in a way that it doesn't even feel like marketing, it builds rapport and trust. You sell it, but effortlessly, as if that's not even the center point of the video.
Put your customer in a friendly environment that they'll trust without pushing a product into their face, and they'll be significantly more likely to buy it.
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There's so much money to be made in Q4, and it will all be taken by the people who are smart enough to adapt & innovate.
Hopefully, this Tweet helps you do exactly that.
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