WeTransfer | Doubt. Create. Repeat.

WeTransfer’s film “Doubt. Create. Repeat.” isn’t a typical B2B ad—it’s a poetic manifesto. Stripped of product demos or punchlines, the spot dives deep into the raw, often messy emotional experience of creating. It acknowledges the self-doubt, the imposter syndrome, the creative block—and then gently reminds creators to keep going anyway. The Formula (That Works at […]
Wrike | AL – Less Exciting Full – 1:11 – EN

Wrike’s ad, “AL – Less Exciting,” flips the script on the typical AI hype train by giving us Al, an average guy who’s not exactly revolutionizing the workplace. The joke? Everyone thought they were getting cutting-edge AI, but instead, they got… Al. It’s a deadpan, clever way to contrast the chaos of ineffective project management […]
Synthesia | Welcome to Synthesia

Synthesia’s “Welcome to Synthesia” ad doesn’t just explain what they do—it shows it. Created entirely using their AI avatars and voiceovers, the ad puts their own product on display from the very first frame. It’s polished, to-the-point, and just futuristic enough to make you raise an eyebrow (in a good way). The Formula (That Works […]
ClickUp | Returning To Work | Lunch For The Office

ClickUp’s “Returning to Work: Lunch For The Office” is a pitch-perfect office satire that nails the chaos of hybrid work culture. When a well-meaning employee tries to coordinate lunch for the office, it spirals into a frenzy of slack pings, passive-aggressive edits, timezone mix-ups, and dietary chaos—all to highlight the pain of scattered workflows. It’s […]
LinkedIn | Find Your In | Laundromat

LinkedIn’s “Find Your In” campaign takes an unexpected, lighthearted approach to networking by setting the scene in a laundromat—a place where you’d never expect to make a career connection. The ad cleverly challenges traditional ideas of networking, showing that opportunities can pop up anywhere—but LinkedIn makes them happen more intentionally. The Formula (That Works at […]
Monday CRM | CRMCare.org by monday CRM

Monday CRM takes a satirical jab at the struggles of bad CRM software by framing it as a humanitarian crisis. CRMCare.org—a fictional relief organization—”rescues” teams from outdated, inefficient CRMs, treating their suffering as a dire emergency. The ad blends mock-serious philanthropy with over-the-top dramatization to hammer home the pain of clunky CRMs and the relief […]
Canva | The Intervention

Canva’s “The Intervention” takes a hilarious, almost sitcom-like approach to highlight the frustrations of bad design. The ad plays out as an intervention for someone who insists on using outdated, clunky design software—while everyone else has moved on to the simplicity and efficiency of Canva. It’s a witty, relatable take on how painful the design […]
Webflow | We have a typo

Picture this: A critical website typo goes live. The signup button vanishes into thin air. Is it a crisis? Is it a catastrophe? Webflow takes you inside this moment of digital panic, not to scare you, but to cleverly reveal a world where these nightmares simply… don’t happen. It’s more than an ad; it’s an […]
Perplexity | “The Know-It-Alls”

Imagine a world where AI doesn’t just assist—it knows everything. That’s the unsettling yet intriguing premise of Perplexity’s cinematic new spot, “The Know-It-Alls.” Shot like a sci-fi thriller, the ad leans into the eerie omniscience of AI, blurring the line between curiosity and absolute knowledge. Rather than a standard product demo, this is world-building at […]
Rohde & Schwarz | DC Power Supplies – Designed for You, Not for the Hype

Rohde & Schwarz takes a direct, no-nonsense approach with “Designed for You, Not for the Hype,” positioning their DC power supplies as the practical, reliable choice in a market filled with overhyped, flashy competitors. Instead of relying on gimmicks or exaggerated claims, the ad speaks to engineers and professionals who just want equipment that works—without […]