Fiverr | Got an Idea? Isn’t That Cute.
The ad shows a series of everyday entrepreneurs and creatives going about their lives, each with a new business idea or project. The voiceover dryly lists the usual startup hurdles—branding, logos, websites, marketing, legal help—that anyone with an idea will face. The narration contrasts the excitement of the idea with the overwhelming tasks needed to […]
Squarespace | Make It Real | Oscar the Grouch
A woman spots Oscar the Grouch’s pile of trash on a New York stoop and immediately pronounces it “modern art.” She snaps a photo and builds him a Squarespace website right there. The site goes live, and suddenly Oscar’s trash is showcased in online galleries, news article headlines, and curated into museum-like installations across the […]
Squarespace | A Better Web Awaits
The internet has become a noisy, confusing place. Squarespace turns that idea into a chaotic real-world street. The ad begins with strange images: a baby with an adult face, a broken visitor counter, and a man stepping into a messy street. That street represents the internet. He’s quickly surrounded by weird, loud characters. A muscle […]
G Suite x Squarespace | Present: Girlboss
Sophia Amoruso, founder of Girlboss, narrates her journey from drifting and hustling to becoming a successful entrepreneur. The video flashes between past and present: hitchhiking, packaging vintage items, and eventually launching her own website. She gives advice throughout:“Make sure people see the value and beauty in what you’re selling.”“You got to dream big.”“Figure out what […]
Squarespace | Who Is JohnMalkovich.com
John Malkovich sits in a tailoring workshop, trying to buy the domain “JohnMalkovich.com” for his fashion line. He’s shocked to find it’s already taken. A coworker confirms the bad news. He discovers the domain is being used for an “ULTIMATE Fishing Site,” complete with someone else proudly holding a large fish. Frustrated, he wonders aloud […]
Wix | Conflicting Plugins | You Deserve Better
Two men—representing browser plugins—are in a therapy session. They immediately begin physically fighting, slapping and tackling each other. Watching nearby are a frustrated user and a smug man in a sweater with a “W” logo (representing WordPress). While the WordPress rep downplays the chaos as “kids being kids,” the frustrated user explains that these “kids” […]
Pinterest | ‘The P Is For Performance’
Pinterest’s “The P Is For Performance” campaign features fast-paced mini-movies with two action-hero leads. These cinematic ads—styled like Hollywood blockbusters—highlight Pinterest’s shift from a branding platform to a performance-driven tool for advertisers. The goal? Show that Pinterest now delivers real results like traffic and conversions. The Formula (That Works at Any Budget) Action Scenes + […]
Wix | Jay Pharoah for #PharoahPhitness
Jay Pharoah stands in front of a green screen, promoting his fake fitness brand, “Pharoah Phitness.” He uses a Wix website to show off the business, clicking through features like online bookings and class schedules. With each click, the background behind him shifts—spinning from yoga sessions to boxing gyms to dance workouts—parodying the typical over-the-top […]
WordPress.com | Build Your World
The ad follows creators from different professions — a baker, a barber, a designer, a chef, a florist, and more — as they build websites using WordPress.com. Each scene shows them working on their craft and customizing their online presence. A voiceover talks about the power of building your world online, whether it’s a store, […]
Wix | Hackers? Again?! | You Deserve Better
A website owner faces repeated cyberattacks, symbolizing the frustrations of managing website security on platforms like WordPress. The ad highlights the challenges of constant maintenance, plugin vulnerabilities, and the stress of potential breaches. Wix positions itself as the solution, offering built-in security features and a more streamlined website management experience. The Formula (That Works at […]