532 winning video ads.
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why it worksProblem-solution framework using pain points and a clear call to action to drive sign-ups for an investor matching platform.

adapt itBegin your creative by directly addressing a core, well-known problem your target audience faces, using their language. Show, don't just tell, the negative impact of this problem.

why it worksProblem-solution narrative with a clear call to action, aiming to convert frustrated founders into users of Angel Match.

adapt itStart your ad with a direct question that articulates a major, time-consuming problem your target audience faces, using on-screen text and a voiceover to reinforce the message.

why it worksProblem-solution framework using relatable pain points and a clear value proposition to drive sign-ups for an investor database.

adapt itStart your ad with a direct question or statement that highlights the primary, most frustrating problem your target audience faces, using on-screen text and a visual that conveys that emotion.

why it worksProblem-agitation-solution narrative using a list of failed attempts to build credibility for a new, unnamed solution to investor list building.

adapt itList 3-5 specific, quantifiable failures or wasted expenses related to your target audience's problem, including the cost and the negative outcome, using strikethrough text.

why it worksProblem-solution narrative using a text message format to introduce a product that solves a common entrepreneurial pain point.

adapt itStart your ad with a direct question or statement that articulates a common, painful problem your target audience faces, using their own language.

why it worksProblem-solution narrative via text message conversation to introduce a product and its benefits, aiming to convert frustrated founders into trial users.

adapt itBegin your ad creative with a direct question or statement that articulates a common pain point your target audience experiences, followed by a response confirming the struggle.

why it worksProblem-agitation-solution narrative using a list of past failures to highlight the value of a new, unspecified 'better way' for building an investor list.

adapt itCreate a list of 3-5 common, expensive, and ineffective solutions your target audience has likely tried for a specific problem your product solves. Include specific (even if approximate) costs and negative outcomes.

why it worksProblem-solution narrative using a text message conversation to introduce a product and its benefits, aiming to convert frustrated founders into trial users.

adapt itStart your ad with a direct question or statement that articulates a common, painful problem your target audience faces, followed by a response that amplifies the pain.

why it worksProblem-solution demonstration with a focus on efficiency and direct access to investors, aiming to convert startup founders into trial users.

adapt itStart your ad by explicitly naming your target audience and asking a direct question about their most common, time-consuming problem. Use on-screen text to reinforce the problem statement.

why it worksProblem-solution narrative using a list of failed attempts to establish credibility and introduce a 'better way' for building an investor list.

adapt itCreate a list of 3-5 common, expensive mistakes your target audience makes when trying to solve a problem your product addresses. Include specific costs and poor results for each item, and visually strike through them.

why it worksProblem-agitation to validate the target audience's pain points and set the stage for a solution.

adapt itCreate a visual that mirrors a common online interaction (e.g., search engine, social media post, text message) where your target audience expresses their core pain points verbatim. Use multiple related examples to broaden relatability.

why it worksProblem-agitation to resonate with founders experiencing fundraising difficulties, aiming to position a solution as the next logical step.

adapt itCreate a visual list of 3-5 specific, common pain points or questions your target audience frequently asks, formatted as if they are searching for answers online.