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532 winning video ads.
Proven by run-time, not opinions.

The actual creatives 74 fast-growing companies keep paying for on Meta, LinkedIn and TikTok, some for 1,286+ days straight. Filter by hook, run-time and platform. Every ad links to the full teardown of how that company grows.

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Gruns▶ 21 days
why it worksA UGC-style educational comparison demonstrating the high fiber content of the product relative to common foods, followed by a direct appeal to a common problem (constipation) to drive product adoption.adapt itFor a supplement or concentrated product, visually compare its key benefit (e.g., protein, vitamins) to the equivalent amount in several common, bulky foods. Use clear, distinct portions for each comparison.

why it worksA UGC-style educational comparison demonstrating the high fiber content of the product relative to common foods, followed by a direct appeal to a common problem (constipation) to drive product adoption.

adapt itFor a supplement or concentrated product, visually compare its key benefit (e.g., protein, vitamins) to the equivalent amount in several common, bulky foods. Use clear, distinct portions for each comparison.

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