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Daniel Priestley ads

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

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215
Median runHow long its ads stay up
21 days
Against EducationNiche median 21 days
1.0×

The messages Daniel Priestley keeps paying for

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  • “WHY SCALING FEELS LIKE A GRIND”

    2 ads
    Daniel Priestley ad: “WHY SCALING FEELS LIKE A GRIND”Daniel Priestley ad: “WHY SCALING FEELS LIKE A GRIND”

    Running since Oct 2026.

  • “If you're not leveraging these recommendation engines, your business is becoming invisible by the day”

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    Daniel Priestley ad: “If you're not leveraging these recommendation engines, your business is becoming invisible by the day”Daniel Priestley ad: “If you're not leveraging these recommendation engines, your business is becoming invisible by the day”

    Running since Oct 2026.

  • “STOP WAITING ON REFERRALS”

    2 ads

    Running since Nov 2026.

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A man speaks directly to the camera while sitting at a table with two bowls, using candy to demonstrate the difference between manual and automated customer acquisition. He later transitions to a stage presentation and shows slides to illustrate his business model. The video concludes with a call to action to watch a free workshop.
Active · 36 days
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A man sits at a table with two bowls of candy, using them to demonstrate a business concept. He speaks directly to the camera, occasionally gesturing to the bowls or pointing to graphics that appear on screen. The video uses a mix of his talking head and screen recordings of business diagrams to explain his point.
Active · 36 days
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A man sits at a table with two bowls of candy, using them as a visual metaphor to explain business growth. He moves candy from one bowl to another to illustrate the difference between acquiring customers one by one versus in large groups. The video features the speaker talking directly to the camera, interspersed with screen-recorded slides that display business models and diagrams.
Active · 36 days
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A man sits at a desk in a dimly lit office, speaking directly to the camera about business growth. He uses hand gestures and occasional on-screen graphics to illustrate his points about creating digital assets. The video is a direct-to-camera presentation with text overlays highlighting key concepts.
Active · 36 days
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A man in a denim shirt sits at a desk, holding a whiteboard with a hand-drawn diagram of concentric circles labeled 'KPI', 'Worker Bees', and 'Newbies'. He uses a red marker to illustrate his points about career and business growth, drawing arrows between the circles to explain a 'merry-go-round of distraction'. The video features text overlays that emphasize key phrases as he speaks directly to the camera.
Active · 36 days
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A man sits at a desk in a dimly lit office, speaking directly to the camera about business growth. He uses hand gestures to emphasize his points while simple, bold text overlays appear on screen to highlight key concepts like profit margins and asset creation. The video transitions between his direct address and simple, animated diagrams that illustrate the difference between a service-based business and an asset-based one.
Active · 36 days
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A man speaks directly to the camera, explaining that hard work is no longer enough in the age of AI. The video uses a mix of the speaker, stock footage of gears, a typewriter, a chess piece, and a person working on a laptop, followed by a screen recording of a workshop landing page. The hook challenges the viewer's current work mentality.
Active · 36 days
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A man sits at a table with two bowls of candy, using them to demonstrate the difference between acquiring customers one by one versus in bulk. He speaks directly to the camera, occasionally pointing to diagrams or charts that appear on screen to illustrate his business model. The video concludes with a call to action to watch a free workshop.
Active · 36 daysVideo
Daniel Priestley
A man sits at a table with two bowls of candy, using them to illustrate a business concept. He speaks directly to the camera, occasionally cutting to footage of himself presenting on stage or showing diagrams on a screen. The video uses text overlays to highlight key points and ends with a call to action to watch a free workshop.
Active · 32 days
Daniel Priestley
A man sits at a table with two bowls of candy, using them to demonstrate a business concept. He speaks directly to the camera, occasionally gesturing to the bowls or pointing at charts that appear on screen. The video uses a mix of his talking-head footage and screen-recorded diagrams to explain his marketing method.
Active · 32 days
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A man sits at a desk in a studio, speaking directly to the camera about a sales process. He uses hand gestures to emphasize his points, and text appears on screen to highlight key phrases and a 10-step checklist. The video is a direct-to-camera presentation designed to educate the viewer on a sales methodology.
Active · 32 days
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A man speaks directly to the camera while sitting at a table with two bowls, one filled with small candies. He uses the candies as a visual metaphor for his business growth process. Throughout the video, he gestures, points to graphics that appear on screen, and shows clips of himself presenting at a conference. The video ends with a call to action screen.
Active · 24 daysVideo
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A man in a black jacket sits on a stage holding a microphone, speaking directly to the camera about his business strategy. The video features a series of text overlays that highlight his key points, including a 'magic formula' for sending direct messages and an introduction event. The footage alternates between the man speaking and a collage of event photos and book covers.
Active · 22 daysVideo
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A man stands in front of a large screen displaying a complex infographic about AI recommendation engines. He gestures to the screen while speaking directly to the camera, explaining how these algorithms control content distribution and impact business visibility. The video uses a mix of the speaker in a room and close-ups of the screen's data points.
Active · 22 days
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A man speaks to the camera in a studio setting, explaining the difference in audience engagement between personal and business brands. As he talks, screenshots of social media profiles and statistics appear on screen to illustrate his points. The video uses a split-screen layout with the speaker on top and supporting visuals on the bottom.
Active · 22 daysVideo
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A man sits at a desk and speaks directly to the camera, explaining the importance of follow-up sequences for entrepreneurs. Throughout the video, various graphics, including percentages, icons, and social media post mockups, appear on screen to illustrate his points. The man maintains a professional yet conversational tone, using hand gestures to emphasize his message.
Active · 22 daysVideo
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A man sits at a desk in a dark, book-lined room, speaking directly to the camera about the importance of daily social media posting. He uses hand gestures to emphasize his points while captions appear on screen to highlight key phrases. The video is a direct-to-camera address, focusing on the necessity of consistent content creation for business growth.
Active · 22 daysVideo
Daniel Priestley
A man stands in front of a large screen displaying a complex infographic about AI recommendation engines. He gestures toward the screen while speaking directly to the camera, explaining how these algorithms control content distribution and impact business visibility. The video uses a professional, educational style to present the information, with the man acting as an expert guide.
Active · 21 daysVideo
Daniel Priestley
A man sits at a table with two bowls of candy, using them to demonstrate the difference between acquiring customers one by one versus in bulk. He speaks directly to the camera, occasionally pointing to diagrams or charts that appear on screen to illustrate his business model. The video concludes with a call to action to watch a free workshop.
Active · 15 daysVideo
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A man in a denim shirt stands in front of a white board with diagrams, speaking directly to the camera. He uses hand gestures to emphasize his points about business success. Text overlays appear on the screen to highlight key phrases as he speaks.
Active · 15 days
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How Daniel Priestley makes its ads

What its ads are built from, by type, counted over the ads we have read.

What Daniel Priestley's ads are built from: who is in frame, the words, the structure, the top format and hook.

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How Daniel Priestley advertises on Facebook and Instagram

The library holds 35 ads from Daniel Priestley in Education, and 215 running on its Meta pages now. Its most common visual formats are Text Overlay (14 ads), UGC Selfie (13) and Headline (11). Its ads most often open on Bold claim (10 ads), Directive (7) and Curiosity (4) hooks. Its ads stay up a median 21 days, 1.0× the Education median of 21 days.

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