What's the best ad you've ever seen? 😍

[isabelle]

Hi Seller Community. It's Wednesday again, so I'm back with another question of the week...

What's the best ad you've ever seen? 😍

Feel free to share a link to the ad or share an image! 💕

[ILoveWeddings]

When the Subway series is advertised it makes me happy! 

https://youtu.be/Z5NYAMMbxeo 

[anchorguy]

One that actually offered what it advertised.

[Dabahontas]

Original Jake from State Farm. “What are you wearing Jake from State Farm” “uh khakis” 

[lawnbrook]

Old Spice Man!

[Khan01]

I recently came across an online advertisement that captured my attention unlike any other. Though I couldn't understand the language it was in, the striking visuals spoke volumes. Vibrant colors and sleek animations leaped off the page, enticing me to click for more. This ad didn't need words to convey the excitement of the website it was promoting. Through creative imagery alone, I could tell I was missing out by not visiting. The aesthetics drew me in and sparked my curiosity to explore a new, captivating site. While brief, this ad was extremely effective at motivating engagement across cultural barriers. The thoughtful use of design compelled me to act, eager to uncover the intriguing content being teased. This promotion was a shining example of visual storytelling at its finest. By leveraging dynamic graphics, it transcended text to deliver a universally appealing call to action. The sheer innovation and artistry left a lasting impact. Of all the ads aimed my way, this visually captivating masterpiece stands out as the very best.
You must watch this ad 漫画ロウ

[smithdavid132]

The most outstanding advertisement that has left a lasting impression on me was on a 漫画raw. It wasn't just about promoting a product; it was a perfect blend of creativity, storytelling, and visual appeal. The ad seamlessly integrated elements from the manga world, immersing me in a captivating narrative.

What set it apart was its ability to evoke emotions and connect with the audience on a deeper level. The use of vibrant colors, dynamic illustrations, and a well-crafted storyline not only showcased the product but also created a memorable experience. It wasn't just a promotion; it felt like a journey into a captivating manga universe.

Moreover, the ad's clever use of humor and relatability made it stand out from the typical marketing clutter. It managed to capture my attention, spark my curiosity, and make me genuinely interested in the product it was promoting.

[Bronze_Palms]

Our newest Instagram reel that is going viral right now showcases every service we offer in the salon & is featured by me, the owner, which put a fun twist on it! instagram.com/bronzepalms

[JUYBoutique20]

The Mr Clean commercial that premiered at the Super Bowl a few years ago....https://youtu.be/TSRGSkyU-Vk?si=zH2lBtVRucD24Z2J 

[maxpete]

Love this!

[VanKalkerFarms]

I don't know if I ever saw this one but that is a great one.

[TCSlaguna]

Larry David crypto ad. 

[VanKalkerFarms]

Man there are so many

gotta start with the all time comedy classic commercial from a failing department store trying to get online sales
Kmart "Ship my pants" https://youtu.be/_8enIDEKrzA?si=oTGIoNoY025ZtD-O

Old Spice I'm on a horse https://youtu.be/owGykVbfgUE?si=47834x2N96kHaKz6

Apple "1984" https://youtu.be/VtvjbmoDx-I?si=h7VBWHs2luxp4cQh

Apple "Here's to the crazy ones" (Steve Jobs version) https://youtu.be/GEPhLqwKo6g?si=PSYV0pJOfhAalFDG

This one gets me in my soul from our farming roots of I'm a 4th generation immigrant farmer.  Plus I could listen to Paul Harvey read anything.

Ram Trucks "So God made a Farmer" https://youtu.be/xYh4CKJWpLM?si=q8DycCvKtBvxjc4l

Raising 3 girls this one gets me to tears every time. 
Always "Like a girl" https://youtu.be/5yLXrWLvwAo?si=K8UOVCoo4Nm2Q0sV
I try my best everyday to make sure they know they can do anything and when the world gets hard you get tougher and prove them wrong.

as a WWE fan One of my favorite is actually a WWE produced ad called "We are America" or sometimes called "Love Has No Labels" and it isn't even an ad for WWE, more of a retrospective on what does it mean to be an American and who are Americans.

https://youtu.be/IApvU6SMq-8?si=V6P9TYOcF7WEIVb6

[VanKalkerFarms]

I forgot one of the greatest series of ads

Apple "I'm a Mac, I'm a PC". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eEG5LVXdKo