# Ad summary
A woman shares three reasons why Blueprint brand's algae-based omega-3 supplements are superior to fish oil supplements. The benefits she highlights include cleaner sourcing, a balanced EPA/DHA ratio, and high potency.
# Brand positioning
Blueprint, by Bryan Johnson, is presented as a forward-thinking and scientifically-backed health and wellness brand that prioritizes optimizing health through cutting-edge nutrition and supplementation. It caters to health-conscious consumers seeking premium, high-quality products. The brand positions itself as superior to conventional options by emphasizing sustainable sourcing, precise nutrient ratios, and high potency, appealing to those who value functional benefits and scientific validation. With a focus on algae-based omega-3s and endorsements from Bryan Johnson's science team, Blueprint aims to occupy the space of a modern, environmentally conscious, and effective choice for consumers seeking the best in brain, heart, and joint health. Blueprint emphasizes the importance of balance in nutritional intake, suggesting an alignment with holistic wellness approaches.
# Product
Blueprint offers an algae-based omega-3 supplement that is an alternative to traditional fish oil. This supplement is targeted at individuals seeking to protect their brain, heart, and joint health with a clean, balanced, and high-potency dose. It is designed to address concerns about ocean contaminants, unbalanced EPA/DHA ratios, and low potency often found in fish or cod liver oils. The supplement contains an equal ratio of EPA to DHA. The ad highlights that most omega-3 supplements on the market have a 30% potency, whereas Blueprint's omega-3s have a 60% potency, resulting in smaller yet stronger pills than average. The algae in Blueprint's omega-3s is sustainably grown in a controlled environment, ensuring it is free from ocean contaminants. An additional USP is the claim of no fishy aftertaste. The benefits of EPA include good heart health, and DHA is good for brain health.
# Visual style
The ad has a casual, UGC feel due to the selfie-style, handheld camera work, and natural outdoor lighting. The editing consists of quick cuts, giving it a fast-paced rhythm that keeps the viewer engaged. The overall production quality appears to be a hybrid of UGC and polished commercial, which supports the tone of authenticity and personal recommendation. The cuts are not specifically synced to audio cues, contributing to a more organic and less produced feel.
# Hooks
Spoken: 00:00–00:02 If you take fish oil, you need to hear this.
Text overlay: 00:00–00:02 IF YOU TAKE FISH / 00:01–00:02 OIL YOU NEED TO / 00:01–00:02 HEAR THIS
Visual: 00:00–00:02 A woman with long red hair and fair skin is outside in the winter, walking down a city street. The camera framing is selfie-style and the camera movement is handheld, creating a casual, personal feel. She is wearing a white fleece coat, has white headphones in, and is speaking to the camera.
# Funnel stage
Middle of funnel (Consideration)
# Pain points
The ad addresses concerns about the quality and sourcing of traditional fish oil supplements, including potential ocean contaminants and unbalanced EPA/DHA ratios. The woman states: "So algae can be sustainably grown in a controlled environment, so it's free from ocean contaminants."
# Value propositions
- The algae in Blueprint's omega-3s is sustainably grown in a controlled environment, ensuring it is free from ocean contaminants.
- Most omega-3 supplements on the market have a 30% potency, whereas Blueprint's omega-3s have a 60% potency, resulting in smaller yet stronger pills than average.
- No fishy aftertaste
# Benefits
- Protects brain, heart, and joint health
- Free from ocean contaminants
- Stronger than average
- Clean
- Balanced
# Features
- Algae-based omega-3 supplement
- Equal ratio of EPA to DHA
- Sustainably grown algae
- 60% potency
- Smaller pills
- No fishy aftertaste
# Call to action
Take omega-3s. Just make sure it's a clean, balanced, high potency dose.
# Social proof
- "I just met with Bryan Johnson's science team and learned why he sources his omegas from algae instead of fish oil" – Female 1 (Customer)
# Point of view
- Customer 100% – The entire video is told from the perspective of a woman who seems to be a customer of the brand, as she shares her experience and knowledge about the product.
# Storyline
- 00:00–00:02 00:00–00:02 A woman walks outside, talking to the camera and states that if you take fish oil, you need to hear this.
- 00:02–00:08 00:02–00:08 She indicates that she met with Bryan Johnson's science team and learned why he sources his omegas from algae instead of fish oil. This aims to spark interest by associating the product with a respected figure.
- 00:09–00:10 00:09–00:10 She states the first reason, it's cleaner.
- 00:11–00:20 00:11–00:20 She explains that fish don't actually produce omega-3s and it comes from algae they eat. Therefore, algae can be grown sustainably in a controlled environment so it is free from ocean contaminants. This reinforces the superior sourcing and purity of the product.
- 00:20–00:22 00:20–00:22 She states the second reason, equal ratio of EPA/DHA.
- 00:23–00:30 00:23–00:30 She explains that most fish oils do not have an equal ratio. Cod liver oils have more DHA while anchovy oils have more EPA. This highlights a functional difference, presenting the product as thoughtfully formulated.
- 00:31–00:34 00:31–00:34 She states that EPA is good for heart health, while DHA is good for brain health. This builds credibility by mentioning specific health benefits.
- 00:34–00:37 00:34–00:37 She mentions Bryan Johnson's dose (400mg EPA + 400mg DHA), and that you don't want to overload or under-consume; balance is key. This reinforces the brand's association with Bryan Johnson and positions it as scientifically grounded.
- 00:38–00:39 00:38–00:39 She states the third reason, high potency.
- 00:40–00:44 00:40–00:44 She notes that most omegas on the market are 30% potency, and blueprints is 60% potency. This highlights the functional advantage of greater efficacy.
- 00:45–00:48 00:45–00:48 She relays that that means the pills are smaller and stronger than average. This communicates value and convenience.
- 00:49–00:51 00:49–00:51 She shares that she personally loves it because there is no fishy aftertaste. This uses the customer's perspective to address a common purchase barrier.
- 00:51–00:59 00:51–00:59 She encourages taking omega-3s to protect your brain, heart, and joint health, just make sure it's a clean, balanced, high potency dose. This is a strong call to action aligned with the product's value proposition.