Refining "Before/After" Techniques in Nutra Facebook Ads.

[SpyLead]

In this article, we'll explore different ways to effectively implement the "before/after" approach in creatives for Nutra offers within Facebook Ads. It's important to note that Facebook's advertising policies strictly prohibit the direct display of "before and after" results. However, there are several creative strategies you can employ to showcase transformations without violating these rules.

X-Ray Images​

One of the techniques involves substituting part of the creative with an x-ray image to subtly hint at the transformation.

• Example 1: Valgus Deformity

• Example 2: Weight Loss

• Example 3: Joint Health

Drawn Images​

Another approach is to use drawn elements instead of actual photos, allowing you to creatively depict transformations without using real "before and after" images.

• Example: Weight Loss

Thumbnails​

Small thumbnails can be used to subtly illustrate the effect of "before/after" without making it the main focus of the ad.

• Example 1: Prostatitis

• Example 2: Breast Enhancement

• Example 3: Potency

Combined "Before/After" in One Image​

You can merge "before and after" images into a single picture, creating a seamless transformation that adheres to the rules.

• Example 1: Hair Growth

• Example 2: Fungus Treatment

Overlaying Images​

This method involves overlaying the "after" image on top of the "before" image, creating a blended visual effect.

• Example: Weight Loss

Vision Vertical​

This approach is specifically effective for vision-related offers. By blurring part of the image or using two identical images with one blurred, you can represent the improvement in vision.

• Example:

 

[OccultKingdoms]

These images aren't pretty. Did you consider something more pretty.

One day I saw one person say "the more ugly the image, the higher conversions". What was that stuff.
Even if it was the case, spreading such ugliness is like making the whole world throw up.

 

[SpyLead]

These images aren't pretty. Did you consider something more pretty.

One day I saw one person say "the more ugly the image, the higher conversions". What was that stuff.
Even if it was the case, spreading such ugliness is like making the whole world throw up.

hey man, its just a working sample

 

[OccultKingdoms]

hey man, its just a working sample

I saw such samples in real practices, and that's where I'm coming from.

What you can learn is that you're placing it as a brand called "SpyLead" and people associate ugliness with "SpyLead".
Now we don't want to visit your websites. You created an anti-ad of SpyLead.

 

[Deleted member 1832333]

These images aren't pretty. Did you consider something more pretty.

One day I saw one person say "the more ugly the image, the higher conversions". What was that stuff.
Even if it was the case, spreading such ugliness is like making the whole world throw up.

Ugly ads/lp's usually convert well (I guess it's sort of a scroll stopper/eye catcher by being so ugly).

Just look at all of clickbank's nutra weight loss pills -> The ads running to the offer + LP are both ugly and they run up 7-8 figures minimum

 

[OccultKingdoms]

Ugly ads/lp's usually convert well (I guess it's sort of a scroll stopper/eye catcher by being so ugly).

Just look at all of clickbank's nutra weight loss pills -> The ads running to the offer + LP are both ugly and they run up 7-8 figures minimum

Making 7 - 8 figures is like Alex Hormozi or splishsplash or Shopify owner.

I didn't notice them saying such stuff.

"Conversion" is what?
A click on a thumbnail.
A click on an ad.
A credit card submit.
An action.

That's all that is.

Such a theory might be nothing but a self-fulfilling prophecy.
A lot of people might repeat that it works and they'll target people who click such ads, but in the reality it's like selling toenails.
Even if it makes money, it backfires so hard on psyche in 2, 3, 5, 10, 20 years, it's only one way to mental place.

If it works, it's making money on miserable mechanics which then come back to creators of those.
For example, this thread has proven already this point and I couldn't read it.

Too many logical errors to analyze.

AHA! You make all your ads ugly, and then you compare results of ugly ads to ugly ads, and then you say more ugly ads work better than less ugly ads. WOW!

I will wear a corroded metal on my neck from now cause it will draw so much attention! That's gonna be the ultimate strategy. YES!

 

[SpyLead]

I saw such samples in real practices, and that's where I'm coming from.

What you can learn is that you're placing it as a brand called "SpyLead" and people associate ugliness with "SpyLead".
Now we don't want to visit your websites. You created an anti-ad of SpyLead.

Thank you for your opinion, it will definitely take its rightful place in the collection of my unused tips.

 

[OccultKingdoms]

Thank you for your opinion, it will definitely take its rightful place in the collection of my unused tips.

Scamming people also selling them data should be free. HUh, huh, huh. Go to a doctor.

 

[SpyLead]

Scamming people also selling them data should be free. HUh, huh, huh. Go to a doctor.

Scamming? Do u have any proofs or u dont trust BHW admins who have checked our service and approved the marketplace status? It's amazing how much attention is paid to other people's brands by those who have problems with it. We don't sell anyone's data, we just help people find a working advertising strategy. And I'm glad that we helped a lot of people.

And now about your comments. We are writing articles to increase people's knowledge of affiliate marketing using working methods. It doesn't matter what these methods look like, the main thing is that they work and bring money, unless something else is important in affiliate marketing? If you think otherwise, then you don't belong on this forum. Good luck!

 

[vessero]

Thanks for sharing OP. Would that weight loss creative really get approved? I've had problems getting creatives approved that were less aggressive than that

 

[SpyLead]

Thanks for sharing OP. Would that weight loss creative really get approved? I've had problems getting creatives approved that were less aggressive than that

Thanks u! Since we are provide Spy Service, we know which creatives are working and being moderated. So yes, these are creatives derived from experience.

 

[varrper]

Thank you, the creatives are really interesting. We promote more aggressive creatives, drugs, pharmacology, direct images with them, as we set up advertising to bypass moderation. Here are the ads where the product is depicted—drugs work best for us.

 

[chloegriffin]

Now it's much easier to create content like this on AI. Thanks for the article.