I collect notable advertising examples from big brands and other advertisers, recording what caught my attention without implying that I created or tested the campaigns. These examples add to my broader notes on winning ad creative.
On September 10, 2025 at 15:48 UTC, I called a linked Apple static ad “Clean” and “new.” I did not describe its content or intended audience: https://t.co/Lw7Qwu48VJ. This is another static-ad example alongside my notes on clear headlines win statics and simple statics beat overproduced ads.
On September 10, 2025 at 19:21 UTC, I called Apple’s TikTok ad for its Apple Event 2025 release “Clean” and said it was “probably re-creatable with AI.” I did not describe what the ad showed or how it might be recreated: https://t.co/8x4jkmlYTF. My notes on TikTok ad examples are at tiktok ads delivering measurable results, and my AI-ad creation notes are at ai tool stack for ad creation.
On October 23, 2025 at 23:08 UTC, I said some linked wall art pieces were “pretty cool,” noted that I had never seen the brand before, and observed that it was running a lot of ads with “premium vibes.” I did not name the brand or identify the pieces: https://t.co/lTbrqYHN7V.
On November 22, 2025 at 00:14 UTC, I noted that Meta was running ads for the “Mega Raybans” and shared https://t.co/l1dzj9tjE7. I did not explain what “Mega Raybans” refers to or provide details about the ads.
On December 14, 2025, I noted that Ryze was testing US ads in Spanish (“en español”) and shared https://t.co/bBkxp9sjP7. The post did not identify what Ryze is, where in the US the test was running, or its results.
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