# Ad summary
This ad features several people providing testimonials for Disruptive Advertising, a marketing and advertising agency. Each person highlights ways that they feel supported by the team and that the agency provides tailored solutions that are aligned with their overall goals and vision.
# Brand positioning
Disruptive Advertising is presented as a non-traditional marketing and advertising agency that cares about both its employees and its clients, claiming to take ownership of each client's business goals. The brand promotes values of partnership, holistic solutions, and caring about clients' overall vision as much as the work performed by the agency. The brand ethos is functional and team-oriented, emphasizing an intentional, supportive, and forward-thinking approach to advertising and marketing strategies that go beyond just running ads.
# Product
Disruptive Advertising is a marketing and advertising agency that appears to specialize in Meta and Google ads. The company is selling its marketing services, touting that it focuses on an alignment of values, goals, and vision, in addition to the services themselves. The ad suggests that the agency is highly supportive and helps its clients with everything they are doing in advertising and marketing by making sure they are aligning with goals and visions. The product is designed for companies already doing advertising and marketing, but who may not feel fully supported or aligned with the outsourced companies they are working with.
# Visual style
The ad has a polished aesthetic with a blend of direct testimonials and B-roll shots. The editing rhythm is smooth with static shots, giving it a professional feel that would resonate with a business audience. The pacing remains consistent throughout. The foreground text and name titles at the bottom are timed to the music.
# Hooks
Spoken: 00:02–00:10: James Rich: It’s not about making money. I mean, every company wants to be profitable, but there’s so much more to it. It’s finding, uh, it’s finding that solution that brings happiness and joy, not just to your clients, not, so not just us, but also to, to Disruptive.
Text overlay: 00:02–00:10: James Rich | Buena Vista Recovery
Visual: 00:02–00:10: James Rich, a light-skinned man with short brown hair and a trimmed beard, sits in a chair in an office setting. He is wearing a dark blazer, a light blue dress shirt, and a green lanyard around his neck. Behind him is a wall with two different textures.
# Funnel stage
Middle of funnel (Consideration)
# Pain points
Clients are not getting the support they need from outsourced companies they work with. Quote: “We were kind of, just felt like we were on an island.” - Heather Wiseman
# Value propositions
- Get partnership and alignment of values, goals, and vision
- Experience tailored marketing strategies beyond generic service delivery.
- Ensure comprehensive advertising and marketing alignment with your overall vision.
- Work with a company that cares about its employees and clients.
# Benefits
- The company provides partnership and alignment of values, goals, and vision
- The company provides a holistic look at everything you're doing in advertising and marketing.
- The company cares about its employees.
# Features
- The company offers assistance with Meta advertising
- The company offers assistance with Google advertising
# Call to action
LET’S TALK
# Social proof
- “It’s not about making money. I mean, every company wants to be profitable, but there’s so much more to it. It’s finding, uh, it’s finding that solution that brings happiness and joy, not just to your clients, not, so not just us, but also to, to Disruptive.” – James Rich (Client)
- “So before we um, brought our Meta advertising over to Disruptive, we were with another agency. The whole experience with the agency was totally different. You know, we were kind of, just felt like we were on an island. We had our account manager, we would just talk about Meta, and that was it.” – Heather Wiseman (Client)
- “Um, where in our meetings with Disruptive, it was really like a holistic look at our, everything that we were doing in advertising and marketing and making sure that even though they were just over our Google ads, that um, they were always aligning with our goals and vision.” – Heather Wiseman (Client)
- “Here, the biggest difference is, you know, how much it definitely seems like they care about the employee, because that transfers to the work, right?” – Didier Bizimungu (Client)
- “Like they actually care about what they’re doing, knowing that their company has their back, that um, they’re actually supported and this isn’t just another number to them, not only as an account, but also as an employee.” – Didier Bizimungu (Client)
- “Like there’s that extra effort that kind of, at least to me, looks like they’re taking business ownership of my account.” – Didier Bizimungu (Client)
- “We didn’t just have someone running ads for us. We had a partner.” – Heather Wiseman (Client)
# Point of view
- Customer 75% – The majority of the ad is conveyed through customer testimonials about the brand and its services.
- Brand 25% – The brand is presented through opening and closing title cards, along with B-roll and editing that promotes the company's services.
# Storyline
- 00:00–00:02 The ad opens with a title card that reads, "WHAT MAKES DISRUPTIVE DIFFERENT?"
- 00:02–00:10 00:02–00:10: James Rich states that Disruptive is not about making money, but about finding a solution that brings happiness and joy not just to the clients but also to Disruptive itself. He concludes that being able to refuse clients who don’t align with their vision and goals is a pretty powerful statement.
- 00:31–00:47 00:31–00:47: Heather Wiseman states that before bringing their Meta advertising over to Disruptive, she was with another agency and the whole experience was totally different. She felt like she was on an island and would just talk about Meta with her account manager, and that was it. This highlights that Disruptive is different from other agencies.
- 00:47–00:51 00:47–00:51: Wiseman continues, saying that in her meetings with Disruptive, it was a holistic look at everything they were doing.
- 00:51–01:01 00:51–01:01: She concludes by saying that even though Disruptive was just over their Google ads, they were always aligning with their goals and vision.
- 01:01–01:10 01:01–01:10: Didier Bizimungu states that the biggest difference he sees at Disruptive is how much they care about the employee, and that that transfers to the work.
- 01:10–01:23 01:10–01:23: Bizimungu continues, stating that the company cares about what the employees are doing, knowing that their company has their back and that they are supported and not just another number to them as an account or as an employee. This highlights that Disruptive cares about its employees.
- 01:23–01:40 01:23–01:40: Bizimungu concludes by stating that employees can put themselves into the work. He notes that because the employees are cared for, they go the extra mile. He thinks that Disruptive is taking business ownership of his account.
- 01:41–01:45 01:41–01:45: Wiseman closes by saying that they didn’t just have someone running ads for them, they had a partner.
- 01:46–01:50 01:46–01:50: The ad ends with a title card that reads, “EXPERIENCE BUSINESS UNUSUAL” and displays the brand’s logo and website.