On March 18, 2025, I called a linked TikTok ad “simple but genius” and said it was “actually printing.” I reported 8.1M views; some $314K in revenue, but the post did not identify who created the ad or explain how or over what period the figures were measured. I linked https://t.co/9HBD6u6NDC.
On April 19, 2025, I called a Crocs TikTok ad “Simple but genius” and said they were “making moves!” I reported 13M views; 3.27K pairs sold; $196.4K in revenue for this one video. The post did not specify the measurement period or how the figures were measured. I linked https://t.co/SVz9vaOnLI.
On January 14, 2026, I called a linked TikTok product and ad “Simple but genius.” I reported 9.8M views; $254,340 revenue for the video, but did not identify the product or explain how or over what period the figures were measured. I linked https://t.co/gJa7lqdO9c.
I collect examples of TikTok ads described as “Simple but genius,” noting the reported views, likes, sales, and revenue without assuming who made the ads or how the results were measured. These examples complement my notes on genius product and marketing pairings.
On 2024-11-13, I called a linked TikTok ad “Simple but genius.” The post reported 13.9M views; 351K likes. I linked to https://t.co/2gaMrOE2uf, but did not identify the ad’s creator or give further context.
On 2024-11-15, I called a linked TikTok ad “Simple but genius.” The reported results were 8.9M views; 142K likes; 8.33K sold. I linked to https://t.co/hLbENc1uEA, but did not identify the product, advertiser, or measurement period.
On 2024-11-17, I called a linked TikTok ad “Simple but genius.” The reported results were 8.83m views; $499.84k revenue. I linked to https://t.co/vkVPjgAtKi, but did not identify the ad, creator, product, or measurement period.
On 2024-11-23, I called a linked TikTok ad “Simple but genius.” The reported results were 2.3M views; $204K revenue. I linked to https://t.co/wzE9HBO9F5, but did not identify the ad, advertiser, product, or measurement period.
On December 21, 2024, I called a linked TikTok ad “Simple but genius.” The post reported 13.2M views, 224K likes and linked to https://t.co/svMmuOs7AB; it did not identify the ad’s creator or give further context. This is another example of the concise praise I use for ads on simple but genius tiktok marketing.
On December 27, 2024, I called a linked TikTok ad “Simple but genius.” The post reported 24.3M views, 375K likes and linked to https://t.co/CGewmjnTpX; it did not identify the ad or its creator.
On January 9, 2025, I called a linked TikTok ad “simple but genius.” The post reported 23.06M views and $206K in revenue, and linked to https://t.co/F3zVAyyueu; it did not identify the advertiser or explain how the figures were measured.
On January 15, 2025, I called a linked TikTok ad “simple but genius.” The post reported 13.56M views and $608K in revenue, and linked to https://t.co/QlX8BhQgWs; it did not identify the advertiser or explain how the figures were measured.
On January 19, 2025, I called a linked TikTok ad “another simple but genius TikTok ad.” I reported 9.27M views; $342K in revenue; last 30 days, and linked to https://t.co/fDOgis6B2r. I did not identify the ad’s creator or explain how the figures were measured.
On February 2, 2025, I described a linked TikTok ad as “Simple but genius.” I reported 6.23M views, $186K in revenue and linked to https://t.co/oZTg857YqT; I did not specify the measurement period, creator, or campaign.
On February 17, 2025, I called a linked TikTok ad “Simple but genius.” I reported 10m views; $214k revenue and linked to https://t.co/EDc49W8TkC, without identifying the creator or explaining how the results were measured.
On February 19, 2025, I shared software-client results from TikTok ads associated with @akemilab: 3,300,000 impressions; 1,175 conversions; $18 CPA; $55 LTV over two weeks. I did not specify the dates, campaign spend, conversion definitions, or calculation methods.
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