Sometimes you get to do something really fun for a client… and this Facebook Ad campaign was definitely fun.
The market for nutrition supplements is huge, so if you have a smaller budget and want your Facebook Ads to stand out from the crowd of people being re-targeted by major fitness companies, you have to do something a little fun and different.
These brightly colored, fun ads had a great click-through rate in all their variations… people wanted to see more!
I didn’t do any Power Point (Google Slides, Keynote) presentation design for what feels like FOREVER… but in the last six months or so I’ve been doing a ton of it. I’m having a lot of fun working on making a strong, dynamic presentation for an online fitness business right now – the finished deck will be around 60 slides!
Ultimately this will become a sales video with a kick ass, motivational voice over script over the presentation, but for now it’s just a first draft of a PowerPoint presentation. I’m happy with how it’s turning out, though, so I wanted to share a little design preview while it’s still in progress.
Super shout out to the free font Gotham Bold… I’m madly in love with this font right now. And I always love me some Roboto for a clean sans serif!
Working on designing a bevy of October and fall emails this week. I love designing graphics for fall… orange is my favorite color and I love the muted earth tones that come with fall email campaigns!
So here’s a quick preview of an image from the fashion email newsletter I’m working on today.
This campaign is definitely making me want to buy some boots… I have a weakness for fall booties. Hopefully it works for their customers as well!
Up next: a fall specials brochure design for the automotive industry and a PowerPoint presentation that has nothing to do with fall but is a fun design job anyway.
I’ve been working on a logo design for a counseling and care coordinator in Alaska the last few days. The client wanted something professional and clean that could represent her business with a combination of typography and clean iconography for her clients who may identify the visual more easily than the text.
I always try to create two to three logo variations initially for logo design clients so we have something to work with. Here are the initial three designs (and separate icons) I created for Jennifer’s branding package.
Nutrition supplements ads on Facebook and other social media often feature ripped men and women working out as the ideal to help inspire people to buy their supplement.
For this campaign the client wanted images that were seriously hardcore but were a little different than the usual look… and were a little fun, too. We decided on a black and white theme so that the sale supplement would really jump out of the image, with imagery that was sure to stand out from other social media image ads on Facebook.
