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@ImChaseMohseni @tryramp @The_AdProfessor How we feel about this one

Made this for @tryramp - built in @creativeosHQ - Image made it Nano Banana - Inspired by a older creative that came from @The_AdProfessor - Analysis of improvements for on V1/2 done in @creativeosHQ Did this in about 15 minutes.

@ImChaseMohseni @vuoriclothing

Made this ad for @vuoriclothing with @creativeosHQ in 3 minutes. I did setup a brand kit - which was another 3 minutes. I pulled down assets from a product page. (no there is not a sample sale)

@ImChaseMohseni @9operators Dare we say it will be epic?

Come to the @9operators event today. I’ll be speaking and it will be gold.

@SarahLevinger this is great

🎉🤩 SHAMELESS PLUG...(because too many creative strategists told me they're confused as hell this week…) 95% of the marketers I chat with think they're choosing emotions for their hooks correctly, but there's one key thing they're missing... To demonstrate this, I ran an exercise this week in a room of 10 strategists: 1. I played the same 3-second hook. 2. Asked everyone which emotion it was targeting. Every single person had a different answer.🤯 Here's why this matters: Back in 2021, I ran creative strategy for a CPG brand who kept running "stop drinking alcohol" messaging over and over. CPAs were climbing, so I dug into the research. Their actual customers weren't saying "I want to quit alcohol", they were saying: " I just want to hold something at the party so I don't feel like an outsider." They weren't ashamed of drinking. They still wanted to be in the alcohol group...just stealthily! From a creative strategy standpoint, this is MASSIVE. Once we stopped selling sobriety and started selling inclusivity, we only needed one ad ("Hop Heads Unite") to turn around the ad account and start stabilizing costs. That's what happens when you match the real emotion, not the one your brand assumes exists. This week inside Tether Lab we went deep on this topic (using Plutchik's feelings wheel, predictive hook analysis, and how to read subtext in reviews to find the emotion your customer is actually communicating and not just what they're saying...) 👉 If you've been looking for a room where the conversation is actually about the psychology underneath the hook, not just the hook itself, come check out what we're doing inside the Tether Lab! skool.com/tether-lab

Tomorrow. 25+ ecommerce leaders. Ads masterclass. Free. Online. By operators, for operators. 9ops.co/gnt9ao 🏆 Growth keynotes ⚡️ 10 lightning panelists 🤔 Live MOperators “hotline” Comment with your questions for the hotline! I’ll get em answered. Sneak peek of how to … - Launch new accounts efficiently - Unlock content & creative pipelines - Craft new-customer vs LTV offers - 3x your ad spend like a mf’ng boss - Create a community-led flywheel - Unite your media with retention - Build 1–2 “peaks” each quarter - Demystify + deploy incrementality - Contribution margin by channel - Attract influencers & affiliates - Produce a flood of partnership ads - Add AI into your creative process And here’s the lineup ↓ - @couuor, CMO at Ridge - @codyplof, Jones Road Beauty - @connorrolain, HexClad - @mikebeckhamsm, Simple Modern - @Seanfrank, CEO of Ridge - @JasonPanzer, HexClad - @mbertulli, Pela Case x Lomi - @MehtabKarta, Karta Ventures - @KatyMimari, CEO Caden Lane - @ChereneAubert, Growth Capital - @BryanECano, True Classic - @mirandpettinger, GLAMNETIC - @jerelblades, Growth at Tushy - @RSteveData, @CommnThreadCo - Yingying Kuang, VP Mkt. at Kitsch - @oliviaakory, @HausAnalytics - @MacCoyMerkley, Portland Leather - Perry Coneybeer, @AppLovin - Russell Breuer, CEO @spotandtango - @sarah_carusona, BA Commerce - @JennaHabayeb, Posh Peanut - Cathy Sun, @AxonAdsManager - @ImChaseMohseni, @creativeoshq - Rico Mirabelli, @DUDEwipes 9ops.co/gnt9ao

Made this today for @parachutehome inside @creativeosHQ Took 3 minutes.

@SanjayAtPlay What if you could use them...in the same place

Hard to beat @creativeosHQ + Nano Banana 2

@Matthew2ndamen We are back!

@creativeosHQ what is going on folks? Have tried every 30 seconds for the last 20 minutes.

@ImChaseMohseni @SarahLevinger @MatthewGattozzi We loved this event!

I keep seeing the same ad creative mistake everywhere. Broad creative → collection page → zero conversions. No focus = no conversion. Here are 3 insights that came up during Creative Playbook this week with @SarahLevinger & @MatthewGattozzi: 1. The fatal mismatch Everyone is making broad ads with no angle and sending them to the broadest page possible (collections, best-sellers). Then wondering why nothing converts. No focus = no conversion. The fix: Match your creative to your page type. Static ads need deep landing pages. Video ads can work with simpler pages. And collection pages only work when people already know your brand. 2. Sell to the buyer, not the user This came up on the STEM kit breakdown and it's the mistake most kids product brands make. Parents don't buy STEM kits because their kids need physics lessons. They buy them to feel like good parents investing in their child's confidence. Show the kid's face when they crack the code. Show "my kids are asleep—look at what they built tonight." The parent is the buyer. The kid is the experience. Sell emotional ROI. 3. Category psychology matters more than you think Jewelry ≠ kids products ≠ supplements. Different products need completely different approaches. Example: Jewelry is one of the only categories where consumers want it to be expensive. Don't sell attainability—sell exclusivity and craftsmanship. And for the love of god, use harsh lighting to make stones sparkle. Soft lighting kills jewelry ads. If you’ve made it this far and want to do deeper - get your full breakdown in comments!

sooo stoked to be back with the @creativeosHQ on this one! @MatthewGattozzi, @ImChaseMohseni and I are gonna be breaking down some ad-to-lander psychology if you wanna listen in...👀

@ImChaseMohseni @SarahLevinger @MatthewGattozzi so much value!

Tomorrow I am jamming with @SarahLevinger and @MatthewGattozzi about all things ads and creative strategy on Creative Playbook from @creativeosHQ If you want to get better at turning those impressions into conversions - come join us. (Sign up in the comments)

Going to be an epic Creative Playbook next week with @SarahLevinger & @MatthewGattozzi - I might just sit back and listen the whole time. (MIGHT) luma.com/u9wui4v4

@ImChaseMohseni This is great!

The best disguise is the one you don't notice. This one, you notice. Graza is running a Notes app screenshot ad. The format is smart. It triggers pattern recognition — your brain sees the familiar Notes UI and processes it as content, not advertising. No headline competing with the product. No branded template. Just a note. From someone. About something. That's the promise: intimacy at scale. So what went wrong? The very first line: "LAST CALL for a FREE Frizzle Spray" That's not a note. That's a promotion. The entire point of this format is to delay the moment the reader realizes they're looking at an ad. Leading with "LAST CALL" is like wearing a disguise and introducing yourself by your real name. Then there's the copy. Semicolons. Parallel structure. Perfectly curated emoji bullets. Nobody's Notes app looks like this. Real notes are messy. Real notes have typos. Real notes don't read like a copywriter spent 45 minutes on them. And the product photo at the bottom? A clean, professionally shot lineup of all four bottles. Nobody pastes a studio shot into their Notes app. If this were real, it'd be a shaky photo of the bottles on a kitchen counter. That image turns "personal recommendation" into "branded content pretending to be personal." And that's worse than a normal ad. Because now you've broken trust. What they got right: → Product naming is clever (Sizzle, Drizzle, Frizzle) → Use case framing is strong ("made for everyday roasting") → The brand is perfectly suited for this format They just overproduced the note. The lesson: →If the format is messy, the content has to be messy. →If the format is personal, the voice has to be personal. →If the format is lo-fi, the imagery has to be lo-fi. Commit to the bit or don't run the play.

Stumbled upon something interesting in our event, Creative Playbook, with @itsOddit and @creativeosHQ

Tomorrow: me, @brandtify and @Oddomadic from @itsOddit give the peopke what they want - great landing page advice. Come join us on Creative Playbook from @creativeosHQ luma.com/xe86a6pc

High key @creativeosHQ and @ImChaseMohseni are the GOATs when it comes to scaling creative. I’ve been a customer for years, my wife has been for years, and we’ve both made an insane amount of money because of cOS and Chase’s genius.

@ImChaseMohseni @rabahrahil

name a sexier duo @rabahrahil x @creativeosHQ