I’d steal the sequence, not the surface. Breaking news, doctor warning, investigation, and diary all create different reasons to keep reading while potentially carrying the same core offer.
here is the breakdown. 7 joint + mobility formats scaling on meta right now:
breaking news article
doctor warning
founder story
customer diary
before/after case study
symptom quiz
investigation piece
each running months = profitable. steal structure.
K-Beauty Glow Tips. 16 days live.
"if you tried a PDRN serum and saw nothing, it probably wasn't your skin." permission-giving line before the pitch.
https://t.co/jQAt9YxKPM
The biggest unlock is connecting ad longevity to funnel infrastructure. If a creative has survived for months and you can see the exact funnel architecture behind it, you’re getting much closer to understanding why the whole system works.
Filtered Gethookd by Checkout Champ + Funnelish + “skin.” 43 brands.
The top one runs as a persona page, “Barbara Collins”: 1,058 active ads, menopause skin-fold rash, 90-day guarantee, /intertrigo/adv03 lander. 179 days. Prompt to find funnel operators in ANY niche: https://t.co/uVkwECURr5
Page: "Barbara Collins" (persona), 1,058 active ads
Domains: https://t.co/qLTn0sggOA (offer subdomain) + https://t.co/qJSuAisqts
Lander: /intertrigo/adv03 — condition folder + advertorial v3
Filter that surfaced it: technologies="Checkout Champ,Funnelish"
Avatar: menopausal women, skin-on-skin rash, "too embarrassed to bring up"
Offer: up to 50% first order + 90-day money-back
Hook: "Comfortable skin is at the top of my New Year's resolutions" — still live in September
Prompt (paste into Claude with Gethookd MCP connected):
You are connected to the GetHookd MCP. Reverse-engineer the tech stack of the landers behind long-running ads in my category.
Category term: {{TERM}}
My site: {{YOUR_URL}}
1. Call list_technologies once so you know what the library tracks (categories: checkout, upsell, subscription, quiz, reviews, tracking, page builder, etc.).
2. search_ads(query={{TERM}}, geo="US", status="active", run_time=100, collapse_variants=true, sort_column="days_active", sort_direction="desc", limit=30, compact=true).
3. For each ad, call get_ad_technologies. Collect every detected technology grouped by category.
4. Count how many of the 30 landers use each tool.
Deliver:
A. Table: category | tool | landers using it (of 30) | example ad_id + landing URL.
B. The "consensus stack": any tool on 40%+ of landers.
C. Compare against my site (fetch it and check what's detectable). List what the consensus stack has that I don't, in order of likely revenue impact: subscription > post-purchase upsell > quiz > reviews > tracking.
D. For the top 2 missing tools: which competitor lander to look at for the implementation and what it's doing on the page.
I’d study these less like individual ads and more like a library of persuasion architectures. The interesting question isn’t “what hook did they use?” but “what sequence kept someone watching all the way to the offer?”
people sleep on VSLs because they’re harder to crack
but once you find one that works, there’s almost no ceiling on how far you can scale it
i pulled together 300 VSLs that have been running for 30+ days
so these aren’t random creatives
they’re ads brands kept spending on
different hooks, products, structures and angles
full board is in the comments
enjoy and print guys
Dr. Emily Rodriquez. 49 days live, opener never shifts.
"tested top 5 dog arthritis supps." pivot from failed solutions to one clean fix. no shame, no lecture.
https://t.co/2Q0oI490Uz
The interesting creative lesson is that the offer can be part of the mechanism. Instead of introducing the discount at the end, the ad changes how the customer thinks about buying the products together.
The FDA doesn't test drugs. Drug companies test them and hand over the file.
The New Drug Application is submitted by the sponsor. The FDA reviews the paperwork the sponsor produced. The regulator is a reader, not a lab. Most consumers assume the opposite.
This is the same mechanism every ecom operator is sleeping on right now. Skincare bundle buyers don't want a routine. They want a stacked discount that makes the routine inevitable.
Ursa Major Skincare is running this:
"High impact, low maintenance skincare made even better when you bundle."
Pattern worth studying. 19 days live, still active, no rotation. The opener names something the reader thought they understood and rewrites the frame before the pitch shows up.
We track 70M+ of these on https://t.co/EheeoSo2l4.
https://t.co/sI3tUHSRzJ
The posts that print aren't the loudest. They're the ones that give the reader a new place to put the blame.
Found via @GetHookdAI, they track 80m+ ads across 110k brands.
cmo read on Winnowlabs. 220d, perf 100. hook does 70% of the work. most brands stack five hooks. this one picked one and rode it to conversion.
https://t.co/d7Hq8vDEXD
The offer isn’t being asked to rescue weak creative. The hook creates demand; the offer captures it. That distinction makes the whole funnel easier to read.
creative director notes. Cellics Health 115d, perf 100. hook does 70% of the work. offer just seals what the hook sold. clean workflow.
https://t.co/zom269lQTF
This also makes creative intelligence more valuable, not less. When product access becomes commoditized, knowing which angles, hooks, offers, and positioning are already working can become the difference between launching a commodity and building a brand around it.
western ecom is about to get a lot harder
for years the game was pretty simple:
chinese factories made the product
western brands handled the marketing
everyone stayed in their lane
that line is starting to disappear
manufacturers are slowly realizing the brand buying something for $8 is selling it for $59
and the tools they were missing are now everywhere:
shopify
meta ads
tiktok shop
ai translation
ai ugc
western creators
us 3pls
gethookd for reverse engineering competitors
they no longer need to stay invisible behind another brand
they can launch direct, test faster, cut prices harder and operate on margins most western dropshippers can’t touch
the scary part is that the traditional western advantage was never manufacturing
it was creative + distribution
and ai is making both much easier to copy
so ecom is moving away from:
“who finds the product first?”
toward:
“who can build the strongest brand, offer and distribution system around a product everyone already has access to?”
that shift is going to create a much more competitive ecom market
probably a much more interesting one too
The real takeaway is that RYZE doesn’t need to create demand for mushroom coffee from scratch. They’re tapping into a behavior that already exists and positioning themselves as the better alternative.
7,536 active ads.
that's how many creatives RYZE Superfoods is running right now for their mushroom coffee.
their hook: better coffee, no crash.
no sugar. six functional mushrooms. one scoop, add water, all-day energy without the crash.
they're not selling caffeine. they're selling a swap.
The variety here is what stands out most. You can sell through a news story, investigation, founder story, customer diary, comparison, or case study while keeping the actual product relatively constant.
went down a gethookd rabbit hole for 10 minutes
ended up finding 23 landing page formats brands are scaling right now
steal the structure, not the copy:
breaking news article
https://t.co/bJUlxPuUt5
ad: https://t.co/Jz1pmqkQ2S
investigation piece
https://t.co/TYjldwDHpT
ad: https://t.co/HIGuCdk699
as seen on tv
https://t.co/575aMvX9ki
ad: https://t.co/LRdyeDzaR7
doctor warning
https://t.co/JuXTQd05Us
ad: https://t.co/PckGeGdY7j
insider whistleblower
https://t.co/CKoU6ATBad
ad: https://t.co/bjjxdyXXy6
mainstream media roundup
https://t.co/k8dveOy4FQ
ad: https://t.co/H0l3N0vew7
founder story
https://t.co/NxoeDlTD2y
ad: https://t.co/CG2B2LgJHD
transformation journal
https://t.co/CzVkxKeMb8
ad: https://t.co/PO9OXqu5yU
i tried it for 30 days
https://t.co/64fmAwjkRA
ad: https://t.co/kO1bSxeADL
customer diary
https://t.co/38aPgQ5GsF
ad: https://t.co/1bfD62vfhV
before/after case study
https://t.co/OHU4GR2hq5
ad: https://t.co/arJJ1WLq5c
mom discovery
https://t.co/HoZl3iPROX
ad: https://t.co/cZ6x8feiii
what my doctor didn't tell me
https://t.co/uVlP20Tjta
ad: https://t.co/p2WTy6TkCD
5 reasons why
https://t.co/zo7QuVkp4G
ad: https://t.co/9QnahBOVch
top alternatives compared
https://t.co/hFo8cbVAou
ad: https://t.co/fxb0v6cf9l
6 hidden causes
https://t.co/GceVxvVksG
ad: https://t.co/8xi1ALtZLw
symptom quiz
https://t.co/3ESvShMd7w
ad: https://t.co/PhEro6gkoE
am i a candidate?
https://t.co/Bnhss11ck5
ad: https://t.co/vcw73Zg8pd
personality-match quiz
https://t.co/B9yQRyyglW
ad: https://t.co/YgvC1uPRBf
md-written article
https://t.co/dU9Rj0cy9J
ad: https://t.co/3ZqaU85crH
harvard study breakdown
https://t.co/WaTCLMn6bC
ad: https://t.co/UJGWUVfTKU
doctor's protocol reveal
https://t.co/23rSSud0Qe
ad: https://t.co/n1daKxaUh2
the truth about... / category myth-bust
https://t.co/kYGtUWvtjI
ad: https://t.co/6z3aMtWruD
and 200+ more here:
https://t.co/TL0wNs4XOm
enjoy and print mfers
RYZE Superfoods 21d at perf 100. named enemy, proof stack, guarantee close. no scarcity clock, no bonus stack. pure DR discipline.
https://t.co/Nk4OdDZWj0
“That is the ad” is honestly the whole lesson. Strip away everything that doesn't strengthen the core argument and you’re left with a much tighter creative.
If I were still working a physical job, I can absolutely see why this would hit differently than a supplement ad talking to gym bros. The creative is speaking to the life you actually live, not the lifestyle most supplement brands assume you have.
1245 active ads selling supplements specifically to blue collar workers
that positioning is so fucking good
instead of another generic supplement brand, they built the entire thing around one demographic:
construction workers
factory guys
truck drivers
shift workers
if i was still working in a factory, i’d probably buy this shit too
ai animation guide is in the comments if you want to build ads like these at scale