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BePresent ads

The hooks, angles and offers behind BePresent’s Facebook and Instagram ads, filed by format and niche.

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148
LaunchedLast 30 days, on its Meta page
30
Median runHow long its ads stay up
1 day
Against App / SoftwareNiche median 19 days
0.1×

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Two young men stand in front of a bookshelf, holding up large signs. The first sign states that they received a letter from Apple banning their screen time app and that they might go bankrupt. The second sign explains that this is because over 1 million people got off their phones. The video then reveals that they quit their jobs at Google to build an app that uses psychological tricks to get people addicted to staying off their phones. They explain that the app worked, helping 300k people, and that Big Tech was forced to unban them. The final sign encourages viewers to download the app.
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A woman in a pink striped shirt lists signs of phone addiction, such as picking up the phone first thing in the morning and watching videos at 2x speed. She then introduces an app called BePresent that helps users reduce screen time by setting limits and earning rewards. The video shows app interface examples and user testimonials.
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A young man is interviewed on the street, with a news graphic overlay. Text appears on screen explaining how a former Google engineer built an app to cure phone addiction. The man shares his personal struggle with phone addiction and how he created the app to help himself and others.
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The video starts with a man and woman, identified as Jack and Lauren Winston, discussing Lauren's phone addiction. It then shows various scenes of Lauren using her phone in different settings, interspersed with graphics and text overlays explaining the problem of phone addiction and how the app BePresent was developed to solve it. The video concludes with testimonials and a call to action to download the app.
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A woman holds a Bible and speaks directly to the camera, sharing her experience with phone addiction and how she found a solution. The video features text overlays with Bible verses and app screenshots, illustrating her journey and the app she used to overcome her addiction. The hook highlights a personal transformation story.
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A woman holds a Bible and talks about growing closer to God. Text overlays appear, discussing scripture and the dangers of social media. The video shows screen recordings of an app called 'BePresent' and its features, highlighting how it helps users reduce screen time and reconnect with God. The ad emphasizes the app's effectiveness and positive impact on users' lives.
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A creator explains Stanford's 3-year phone addiction study. The video shows graphics of dopamine, brains, and app interfaces, interspersed with clips of people using phones. The creator discusses how the brain reacts to phone use and introduces an app called BePresent that helps users reduce screen time by using gamification and psychological techniques.
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A digital news article layout features a headline about two brothers who created an app to reduce phone usage. Below the headline, a photograph shows two smiling men standing on a stage in front of a large screen displaying the brand name. The overall aesthetic mimics a professional online news publication.
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The video begins with a woman named Lauren sitting on a couch, then shows her daughter playing outside in the snow. The narrative explains Lauren's phone addiction and how it impacted her family. It then introduces the BePresent app as a solution, demonstrating its features and benefits. The ad concludes with Lauren and her daughter enjoying time together, highlighting the app's success.
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The video starts with a creator talking to the camera, then shows clips of her daughter playing, a phone screen with the "BePresent" app, and a whiteboard explaining app addiction. It transitions to showing screen time statistics on a phone and then a montage of different people using the app. The creator returns to talk to the camera, explaining the app's benefits and encouraging viewers to download it.
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A woman is shown struggling to focus on her work, getting distracted by her phone. She then discovers an app called 'BePresent' that helps her manage her screen time and improve her productivity. The video shows the app's interface and its benefits, ending with a call to action to download the app.
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A person is shown struggling with work-from-home productivity, feeling overwhelmed by tasks and distracted by their phone. The video explains how apps are designed to be addictive and introduces a solution, the BePresent app, to help manage screen time and regain focus. It concludes with a demonstration of the app and a call to action to download it.
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The video features two brothers, Charles and Jack Winston, founders of BePresent. They explain how they used psychological techniques similar to social media to help their mother overcome phone addiction. The ad shows their mother using her phone excessively and then demonstrates how their app, BePresent, helped reduce her screen time significantly, leading to its release for others.
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A young man is shown struggling with productivity while working from home, feeling overwhelmed by tasks and the addictive nature of his phone. He discovers an app called BePresent that helps him regain control by blocking distractions and cutting off the dopamine response. The video shows his screen time decreasing significantly and ends with him meditating outdoors, having reclaimed his time and future.
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A woman is shown struggling with motivation while working from home, getting distracted by her phone. The video then introduces an app called BePresent that helps block distracting apps and improve focus, showing its interface and benefits. The ad concludes with the woman enjoying time outdoors, highlighting the positive impact of reduced screen time.
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A woman is shown in her home, feeling bored and distracted by her phone. She then uses a screen time app to regain focus and improve her productivity. The ad ends with her enjoying time outdoors with her dog, showcasing a healthier balance.
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A woman is shown struggling to focus while working from home, eating snacks and scrolling on her phone. She then discovers and uses a screen time management app called BePresent. The app helps her block distractions and reduce her screen time, leading to increased productivity and a more fulfilling life. The ad ends with her enjoying time outdoors with her dog.
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A young man is shown struggling with productivity while working from home, feeling overwhelmed by his phone and tasks. He then discovers an app called BePresent that helps him manage his screen time, leading to a significant reduction in usage and improved productivity. The ad explains how the app uses psychological techniques to encourage less phone use and shows the positive results.
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A young man is shown looking at his phone and then at a laptop, appearing frustrated. Text overlays describe his struggle with screen time and his discovery of an app to help. The video demonstrates the app's interface and its effectiveness in reducing screen time.
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The video opens with text overlay on a blurred background, stating "I'm self-employed." It then shows a person looking at their phone, with text about doomscrolling costing them. The video progresses to show the person working at a desk, then looking stressed and on their phone, illustrating the struggle of self-employment and procrastination. It introduces an app called "BePresent" as a solution to reduce screen time and improve productivity, showing the app interface and its benefits. The video concludes with a call to action to download the app.
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How BePresent advertises on Facebook and Instagram

The library holds 23 ads from BePresent in App / Software, and 148 running on its Meta pages now. Its most common visual formats are Text Overlay (22 ads), App Mockup (20) and Lifestyle Image (2). Its ads most often open on Relatability (18 ads) and Storytelling (3) hooks. Its ads stay up a median 1 day, 0.1× the App / Software median of 19 days.

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