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Welcome to the third edition of DTC?s Creative Corner! We?re comin? in hot with some spicy cre

Welcome to the third edition of DTC’s Creative Corner! We’re comin’ in hot with some spicy creatives that [Pilothouse]( cooked up over the last few weeks. Check out these eye-catching visuals and captivating narratives for some serious inspiration. 💡 No time to waste, here we go: 👇 Taft – Product Comparison *If you’re unable to view the creative or would like to see the full video, [click here](* Why It Works: - Simple yet strong visuals instantly grab and retain viewers’ attention. Even without sound, it's easy to understand the product’s level of quality. - Bending of the boot is a creative way to visualize the quality of the materials and address any concerns about how the boots are made. - The founder is the one in front of the camera, which adds a whole new layer of believability to this video. Hestan - Dot Ad Why It Works: - The simplicity of the layout makes it incredibly easy to read. - The bright shape behind the product grabs viewers' attention and creates contrast in the image. - Concise and urgent messaging complements the 20% off sale callout to encourage immediate purchase. Breda - Mother’s Day UGC *If you’re unable to view the creative or would like to see the full video, [click here](* Why It Works: - The 25% off sale and Mother’s Day reference create a sense of urgency and entice consumers to purchase the product in time for the upcoming celebration. - Multiple product variants and unique selling points (USPs) provide even more reasons to buy. - Strikes a great balance between product images on the website and creator's greenscreen, making a native-feeling ad that people are more likely to watch. Four Sigmatic – Benefits Callout Why It Works: - Using a simple color palette makes this image stand out in-feed. - The use of real coconut in the foreground makes it really simple for viewers to understand the product flavor without having to focus on the packaging. - Simple yet informative text overlays deliver a value proposition and relevant USPs. That’s all for today! 👋 Stay tuned next week for another edition of DTC’s Creative Corner from the [team at Pilothouse](! 🚀 Feeling inspired by these creatives? Don’t hesitate to give us a shout to share your ideas and thoughts in a reply! [Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe](

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