Ad Professor

Here's the ad I made for Mastercard on a billboard in Times Square.

What company is next?


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Update - Just found out the incredible folks at Seedily made a very similar concept before we did this one. Complete accident but please check out their awesome work in the comments section.

The 21 funniest ads I ever created:

1. Grammarly
2. Ryanair
3. McDonald's
4. TikTok
5. Instagram
6. Tesla
7. Colgate
8. Porsche
9. WHOOP
10. Nike
11. KitKat
12. Patagonia
13. Speechify
14. Asana
15. Liquid Death
16. Nutella
17. Patron
18. IKEA
19. LEa & Perrins
20. KFC
21. San Pellegrino

Which one is your favourite?

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Here's an ad I made for PS5 on my coffee break.

What company should I do next?

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The funniest ad copy I've collected this week.

12 examples:

1. The best coffee sign

Principle: Flip The Negative Review


2. Mill Street

Principle: Product > Ads

Sometimes the best ad copy is to remind people you're too busy on the product.

Costly signalling.


3. Frost Bank

Principle: The Small Print

Stop the scroll wit the headline

Sell with the small print.


4. Carlsberg

Principle: Change 1 Variable

Reframe the entire meaning by changing just 1 thing.


5. Planet Fitness

Principle: Cut The Variable

Change the entire meaning by getting rid of 1 word.


6. Durex

Principle: The Hidden Word


7. Apple - iPhone

Principle: Quote Hacking

Step 1 - Find famous quotes

Step 2 - Fork them for your ads

“What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas“


8. Babylon

Principle: In > At

One crossed out line changes it from hours in the customers head -- to minutes.

Genius.

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9. Postmates

Principle: Hyperspecific Inside Joke

Clever ad to appeal to Vegan audiences.


10. The Episcopal Church

Principle: Handle Objections with Humour

The more serious your ads usually are... The better this works.


11. Mercedes Benz

Principle: The Small Print

“At 20,095 it doesn't need a big sell“

Our product is so cheap... We don't need to sell you any more.


12. Porsche

Principle: The Bad/Good News

There's good news in every bad news if you reframe hard enough.

PS. Need help with your ads?

If you're a company spending $50K+ on advertising per month and want to take things to the next level. Apply here --> adprofessor.com