Explore AI-generated marketing ad examples for agencies and martech tools. Creatives that showcase results, case studies, and growth strategies.

“Marketing agencies hate this one simple trick”
The Boring Marketer

“The tweet that made 47 founders rethink their entire content strategy”
The Boring Marketer

“This is inside the dashboard you get free access to.”
The Boring Marketer

“Your ads should work harder than you do.”
The Boring Marketer

“Is your marketing stuck in theory mode?”
The Boring Marketer

“Your ads should work harder than you do.”
The Boring Marketer

“The math that made me cancel my designer retainer”
The Boring Marketer

“Your team when the ads are already done”
The Boring Marketer

“Results speak louder than strategies.”
The Boring Marketer

“Most marketing advice is designed to keep you busy.”
The Boring Marketer

“The ROI math of AI-generated ads vs. creative agency.”
The Boring Marketer

“Speed wins. The boring truth nobody wants to hear.”
The Boring Marketer
Practice what you preach. If your agency or tool promises great creative, your own ads need to be your best work. Nothing kills credibility faster than mediocre marketing from a marketing company.
Lead with client results, not capabilities. '3.2x ROAS for DTC brands' is more compelling than 'full-service digital marketing agency.'
Use your own tool in the ad. If you sell creative software, the ad itself should be made with your product — and say so.
Educational content ads (tips, frameworks, hot takes) generate higher quality leads than direct-response for marketing audiences.
Case study snippets work as ads. Show the before/after metrics, name the client (with permission), and let results speak.
use your own ad as proof of concept. 'This ad was made in 3 minutes with our tool' is the most compelling demo possible.
challenge conventional marketing wisdom with data-backed counterarguments. Marketers engage with smart debate.
position AI and automation as making marketers better, not replacing them.
specific client metrics (with permission) outperform any amount of capability descriptions.
'your first campaign live in 10 minutes' addresses the biggest objection: implementation effort.
Selling services to other marketers like they're consumers. Marketing professionals are the most ad-literate audience — they see through every trick.
Vague value propositions. 'We grow brands' means nothing. 'We reduced CAC by 40% for 12 DTC brands last quarter' means everything.
Overdesigned ads that prioritize aesthetics over clarity. Fellow marketers care about the message and the metrics, not the gradient.
Targeting 'marketers' broadly instead of segmenting by role, seniority, and company size. A CMO and a junior social media manager have completely different needs.
Ignoring the credibility paradox: if your ads aren't great, why would anyone hire you to make theirs great?
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