Labeck Agency
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- Jan 5, 2025
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Yes, comic strip ads can still be effective, especially for storytelling, engaging users emotionally, and simplifying complex ideas. They're less common now, so they can stand out if done well.
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- Thread starter pabloo7
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- Mar 13, 2022
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This year AI is extremely developed, so video advertising is used more than images, it attracts more viewers.
King Agency
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- Feb 25, 2025
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Yeah, comic-style ads still work — but only in specific niches.
They tend to perform well in storytelling funnels, especially for mobile offers, native ads, or VSLs. Just make sure the visuals are clear and mobile-optimized.
Worth testing if your audience likes playful or emotional hooks!
They tend to perform well in storytelling funnels, especially for mobile offers, native ads, or VSLs. Just make sure the visuals are clear and mobile-optimized.
Worth testing if your audience likes playful or emotional hooks!
Talen Mikenco Agency
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- Sep 14, 2024
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Still works in the right context.
We’ve seen some comic-style creatives perform well lately – especially for storytelling offers or retargeting. Just need solid copy and structure.
We’ve seen some comic-style creatives perform well lately – especially for storytelling offers or retargeting. Just need solid copy and structure.
In the past, comic advertising was very popular, but today it requires more stringent requirements depending on the product and you have to invest time and creativity to suit Ms. Hieu and this platform right away. If a story is good and attractive, there will still be many people who will receive it and have a high influence.