Needed's ads: what they run and why it works

why it worksValues-based branding to attract environmentally conscious parents by highlighting the brand's commitment to sustainability alongside product benefits.

adapt itFor products with an environmental mission, integrate product shots directly into natural, visually appealing settings that subtly hint at your brand's values within the first 5 seconds.

why it worksEducate the viewer on the broader benefits of collagen beyond skin, introduce a specific product that addresses these wider needs, and build trust through transparency to drive product consideration.

adapt itStart your ad with a strong, counter-intuitive claim about a common product or problem, then immediately follow with a relatable pain point that your product addresses more comprehensively.

why it worksFuture-pacing and product-as-solution to engage women planning conception and drive interest in a fertility supplement.

adapt itStart your ad with a specific, desirable future outcome for your customer, including a concrete timeline if possible, and directly link it to an immediate action or product.

why it worksProblem-solution framing with scientific backing to build trust and encourage consideration of a fertility support product.

adapt itStart your ad with a direct, relatable question about a common problem your product solves, followed immediately by a concise, impactful answer that hints at your product's benefit.

why it worksA direct-response educational approach using a product shot to introduce a solution for proactive reproductive health, aiming to convert viewers interested in fertility support.

adapt itStart your ad with a direct, relatable question about a common problem your product solves, followed immediately by a concise answer that positions your product as the solution.

why it worksUGC problem-solution testimonial to drive awareness and consideration for a collagen product for hair growth and health.

adapt itStart your ad with a common, specific problem your target audience faces, using on-screen text that hints at a solution without fully revealing it immediately.