Niko

@dudufolio They anoying af, but convert like crazy

This pop-up brought it 4.4K Subscribers since added on Toolfolio lesson is that you never run out of opportunities to optimize Trial and error is the only way to seek truth

Ad concept + design for HR compliance B2B SaaS

@diligentstudios @andrea_regata Get your spooky ads for Q4 diligentstudios.com

B2B SaaS ads don’t have to be booooring 👻

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Ad concept & design for a testing automation SaaS

@andrea_regata New domain, who dis?

@3ogopolis 👀👀👀

TTC - time to cook

@toolfolio yoooo 😎

Design Inspiration Library for B2B Ads

Curated library of B2B ads with an awesome name I might add

@andrea_regata Gg partner 👌

Ads we created for a homecare software🐦

@andrea_regata Won

@3ogopolis Hahah, that was the point 😅

9 ads we created for an HR employment law platform 🎈

@CreatedByJannn @theo Gl ✌️

migrating our backend from sqlite to postgres tomorrow over 800k users, wish us luck (hoping i dont end up like @theo )

@andrea_regata I vote 💙

Two variations of an ad we created for a cloud security platform. A or B?

@andrea_regata @ConorCartenio I used @rive_app for these and was honestly surprised how far web anim tools have come.

@ConorCartenio Thank you! So glad to hear that. @3ogopolis what tool do we use for motion?

Two GIFs we created for a fintech company 🍿

@andrea_regata 😂😂

@3ogopolis cofounder, dev, design, motion 👑

@andrea_regata Thanks ad queen ✌️

99% fat free vs. 1% fat Same fact. Completely different perspective. That's message framing. It's how you present your message to influence how people interpret it. It shapes your audience’s opinion and helps them not just understand your point, but care about it too. 💡 So how do you frame your ad message so it sticks? Start with your core message. It will probably sound plain or dry at first, and that's okay. The next step is to turn it into something memorable, relatable, and persuasive. To do that, try presenting it in different ways--using a metaphor, wordplay, before/after, a thought-provoking question, a meme... Reframe as many times as possible until it hits the right note. Let’s see how the ads below did it. ✦ Dovetail Message: Don't overbuild your product Framed as: A cup with too many handles → Way more visual and memorable ✦ Settle Message: Keep your inventory at the right level Framed as: What the st*ck? → Clever wordplay, yet easy to understand ✦ TestGorilla Message: Skill assessments are a better way to hire Framed as: Who would you hire? → Forces the viewer to rethink their current process The bottom line: Good framing turns a dry truth into something punchy, visual, and impossible to ignore.