Thomas from Ariyh - 🎓 Copy the ads of larger competitors
🎓 Copy the ads of larger competitorsSmall brands should use ad creatives that are similar to those of larger competitors and consistently repeat them. Large brands should change up their creatives often.New to Ariyh? Join 10,708 evidence-based marketers for 3min practical insights 💡 from scientific research 🎓 to get better marketing results 📈 Today’s insight is brought to you by… Storyblok What can surveying 3,000 Ecommerce enterprises tell us about their content strategy? Zooming in, what can 500 individuals tell us about their companies’ experience with content marketing and management? Check out this free eBook by Storyblok to find an answer to the age-old question: “Why are most marketers still struggling with content marketing so much?” Want to sponsor Ariyh? Here’s all you need to know. 📝 IntroWhen you are a new brand - and few people know it - it takes a while for your ads to build recognition and become effective at driving sales. You need to:
Today’s study found a way to accelerate that. The answer? Don’t differentiate your ad creatives as much as you think you should. P.S.: When designing ad creatives, remember to place rational messages in the upper part (e.g. learn), and messages that appeal to emotions in the lower part (e.g. enjoy). Previous insight: Why you should offer free returns (Correction: last week’s insight contained a typo that said that customers who paid for returns “spent 75% to 150% less”. The correct figure was “spent 75% to 100% less”. This has been updated) Small brands should copy large brand creatives and be consistentChannels: Ads | Brand strategy 📈 RecommendationIf your brand is new or small, use ad creatives that are similar to those of better known competitors in your product category. Don’t change your ad creatives often, keep them consistent and repeat them over and over. It will be easier and cheaper to build your brand and increase your sales. If your brand is large and well known, it doesn’t matter whether your ad creatives are similar or very different from your competitors. But you must change up your creatives often to surprise and stand out. 🎓 Findings
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🔍 Study typeMarket observation (analysis of 247 TV ads in Germany from 33 brands in 6 consumer packaged goods categories between March 2010 and December 2013) 📖 ResearchConsistency and Commonality in Advertising Content: Helping or Hurting?. International Journal of Research in Marketing (May 2022). 🏫 Researchers
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🎓 Why you should offer free returns
Tuesday, June 28, 2022
Free returns aren't profitable in the short-term, but they are the cost of doing business if you want customers to buy from you again.
🎓 Ask “How many?” not “Want one”?
Tuesday, June 21, 2022
Conversions increased 14% and total sales 28% when call-to-action (CTA) buttons directly made people decide about quantity (eg “Buy 1” vs “Buy 2” vs “Buy 3”).
🎓 How email coupons drive sales
Tuesday, June 14, 2022
In a series of 70 experiments, 90% of the sales increase was because email coupons worked as effective ads and people bought other products, not because they used the special discount.
🎓 When to use slow vs fast ads
Tuesday, June 7, 2022
Ad speed influences which type of message works best. Slow ads work best to communicate benefits and quality. Fast ads are best for features and prices.
🎓 Use cold colors in B2B, warm colors in B2C
Tuesday, May 31, 2022
B2B social media images attract more positive engagement when they use cold, dark colors because they signal competence. Warm colors trigger emotions so they work better in B2C.
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