Ecom
How i write natives 👉
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@EcomTable do your thing
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@EcomTable lemme write the copy for this one at least lmao
🇧🇷Alex "Poatan" Pereira está COM 79,15KG (‼️) a poucas semanas do #UFC335 contra 🇷🇺 @SPavlovich13
Será que o Brasileiro está com algum problema ou é só brincadeira do "Índio"?
🗞 @joaodiaz_01
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holy native ad
@EcomTable check this out dawg
It feels like removing a dagger from my leg.
Headache. Dysphoria. Flatness. Hearing phantom iPhone dings in my sleep.
Days 1-3 were more of a rush. I felt light and free.
On day 4, the withdrawals began. I've never had to kick something like this before.
Screens are a legit addiction.
I'm curious to see if the month 6 PET scan shows enhanced metabolism in regions that improve in drug addicts who quit like the thalamus, frontal cortex, and striatum (reward circuit).
There are no PET studies of people quitting screens, so Dr. Eber and I are breaking new ground.
Image attached is baseline PET (F18 tracer). That's one of a few scans I'm tracking.
Day 6/365
Sent from my screenless phone
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@EcomTable got a new winner for you
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Working from a new environment changes everything, changes perspective, outlook and overall input.
I’m finally out of my bed. 🇮🇹
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Greatest sign of intelligence imo is able to take advice regardless of who it’s from.
I always wonder if there was some sort of advice that was 100% guaranteed to grow your business as an example, would u have the humility to listen & take it the same way if it was told by a beginner or less experienced
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Stop overthinking native images.
This image is both a pattern interrupt, visual curiosity.
I remade this using this structure:
Product (Left)
Pain point transformation (Right)
White background.
Super simple, don't sit there overcomplicating what images to use.
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People ask how to get good at natives while consuming zero natives.
You need to be sat reading through different natives from different brands. Not focusing on 1 brand, go through multiple everyday, break them down and you’ll spot patterns.
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Clay mold native image concept.
They recognise it instantly. They've seen it on their doctor's screen, on Google at 2am, in the pamphlet they were handed at the doctors.
They have an emotional relationship with that anatomy, this is a scroll stopping way to show it off.
Give it a test
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Negative hooks are one of the best hooks to use not just in native ads, but in UGC/ugly ads too.
We've had multiple top performers in this style because they're so disarming.
A few tried and true negative hooks:
- “Why X is a scam”
- “Exposing the viral X”
- “Trying X to see if it’s actually worth it”
- “Deinfluencing you to buy X”
- “Don’t buy X before watching this”
- “My top 3 regrets after buying X”
- “The disgusting truth about X”
This native concept uses three mechanisms:
Curiosity gap: Why is someone warning me not to buy it?
Story reversal: The entire testimonial explains why she actually likes it.
Scarcity: The closing implies the product has sold out before and might sell out again.
They've seen this product on their feed all week, they're now scrolling and see the product they've been thinking about purchasing all week with a negative looking customer holding it up.
Write a customer review based on the product, the hook for this image is "Please don't buy this back massager." The close ties it back in by saying "So don't buy it. There'll be more for me. Hopefully they don't sell out again, because I'd like to order a second one for my sister and I'd rather it was still there when I do."
Still one of my favorite native ads.
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did a variant of this for problem aware and it's our #1 top spender rn, appreciate the sauce @EcomTable
