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Feel Goods ads

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

Median runHow long its ads stay up: 68 days
Against HealthcareNiche median 15 days: 4.5×

The messages Feel Goods keeps paying for

Same idea, new creatives

“DETOX FROM ALCOHOL”
4 ads
On 4 ads.
“Hydrate In Under 1 Minute”
3 ads
On 3 ads.
“3 Reasons You Should Try Gut Guardian”
2 ads
On 2 ads.

How Feel Goods builds them

94 ads

What Feel Goods's ads are made of, row by row.

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A woman in a brown pajama set is holding a green packet of "Gut Guardian" digestive support mix. The packet has an illustration of intestines and text detailing its benefits, including organic fiber, herbs, and probiotics. The background shows a door and a piece of abstract art on the wall. The text overlay on the packet introduces the product as a tasty drinkable parasite cleanse designed to flush toxins and restore digestive health.

Active · 88 daysVideo

A person is shown from the chest up, holding a small green packet in their right hand and pointing at it with their left index finger. They are wearing a black tank top and a silver chain necklace. Text overlaid on the bottom of the image reads: "if y'all wanna try it I left the cheapest link right here". The person appears to be speaking directly to the viewer, indicating a product they are recommending.

Active · 88 daysVideo

An illustration depicts the inside of a human intestine filled with numerous parasitic worms. A circular inset in the upper left corner shows a close-up of fresh ginger root, sliced and whole. Yellow text overlaid on the image reads "IF YOU TAKE". The visual is unsettling and aims to shock the viewer by showing the internal presence of parasites.

Active · 88 daysVideo

An illustration shows a cross-section of a human torso, revealing a dark, visceral depiction of a bloated digestive system. The intestines are depicted as dark, tangled, and coated in a viscous, yellowish substance, with droplets of liquid hanging from them. The text overlay in bold yellow letters asks, "WHAT REALLY HAPPENS TO YOUR BLOATED GUT". The overall visual is unsettling and aims to highlight the negative consequences of bloating.

Active · 88 daysVideo

The image shows the "Supplement Facts" label of a white product container. A red circle highlights the ingredient "Magnesium (as Magnesium Citrate)". Below the supplement facts, text reads "which has so many benefits". The overall visual is a close-up of the product's label, emphasizing its ingredients and benefits.

Active · 87 daysVideo

An illustration depicts a cross-section of the intestines filled with food, including bread, pasta, and seeds. White powder is being poured into the intestines, creating a cloud of dust. The image visually represents the concept of digestion and the potential impact of certain substances on the digestive system. The on-screen text highlights the discomfort associated with harsh laxatives and introduces a gentler alternative for regularity.

Active · 83 daysVideo

The top panel shows a distressed Squidward sitting on a toilet, sweating and holding his bloated stomach, with a thought bubble depicting various parasites. The bottom panel shows a relaxed Squidward in a robe, sipping tea, with a product called "Feel Goods Digestion+" on a table. The text below indicates that the product has cleared out the parasites, which are now shown flushed down the toilet.

Active · 68 days

A man with a mustache and dark hair is shown in a close-up shot, looking slightly off-camera. He is outdoors, with a blurred background of green trees and grass. White text overlays the image, posing a common problem about dehydration and hinting at a solution. The text asks why one might still feel dehydrated despite drinking water and introduces the concept of electrolytes.

Active · 52 daysVideo

A fit woman in athletic wear stands in a kitchen, holding a glass of yellow liquid in one hand and a green jar of "Feel Goods Digestion" in the other. The text overlay reads: "THE ABS WERE ALWAYS THERE. the bloating WAS COVERING THEM." The image focuses on the woman's toned midsection and the product, suggesting a solution to bloating that reveals underlying abs.

Active · 47 days

A man holds up a green bottle of Feel Goods Digestion+ in front of his chest. On the left side of the image, there are three toggle switches with text next to them: "FASTER METABOLISM", "HEALTHY GUT", and "BLOATING GAS". The man is looking at the camera with a slight smile. The text overlays the image, with the first two toggle switches and their corresponding text in green, and the third in red, suggesting a contrast or a choice. The overall impression is a personal endorsement of the product's benefits.

Active · 47 days

A woman smiles at the camera in a kitchen setting. Text overlays on the image read "I USED TO BE BLOATED EVERY NIGHT. now I'm not. I JUST ADDED DIGESTION+". A green bottle of Feel Goods Digestion+ and a glass of pink liquid are on the counter in front of her. The creative uses a relatable personal experience to highlight the product's benefits for digestion.

Active · 47 days

A woman with blonde hair is drinking from a blue water bottle. Text is overlaid on the image, stating that she has found a new electrolyte that has improved her workouts. The text also lists the ingredients of the electrolyte drink, such as organic tart cherry, coconut, potassium, magnesium, trace minerals, vitamins, and organic fruit juice. A box of the product is visible in the lower right corner.

Active · 40 days

A claymation scene depicts a bottle tilted over a representation of intestines, spilling small, colorful toy cars into them. The cars are packed tightly together, some with distressed facial expressions. The word "Adding" is overlaid in white text on the image. The overall visual suggests a feeling of being overwhelmed or clogged.

Active · 27 daysVideo

An advertisement showcasing a container of 'Gut Guardian' digestive support mix. The image features a white container with a green label, highlighting ingredients like organic fiber, probiotics, ginger, and apple cider. The layout includes text emphasizing regular bowel movement and a money-back guarantee, alongside a graphic with customer reviews. The background is a sandy texture, giving a natural and healthy feel to the ad.

The ad features a light blue background with text and product images. In the upper portion, the ad states, "DETOX FROM ALCOHOL" in large, bold pink text. To the left, a white container labeled "Hydration Hero" is shown next to a glass filled with a pink liquid. The text highlights product benefits, including "CLEANSING, HERBS & PLANTS, 1,000MG ELECTROLYTES, L-Theanine, FOR HANGXIETY, 500K+ MIXES SIPPED".

The ad is a direct comparison of two fiber supplements. The top features the headline "FEEL LIGHTER" in bold white text on a bright pink background. Below, it displays two products side-by-side: 'Meta Mucil' on the left and Feel Goods 'Gut Guardian' on the right. Meta Mucil is shown in a cylindrical orange container, while Gut Guardian is presented as a single-serving sachet on a green background. The ad compares the two products, using red 'X' symbols for negative attributes of ‘Meta Mucil’ such as fiber content 2.4g fiber and “Artificial Colors”. In contrast, 'Gut Guardian' has a green checkmark for key features, including 4.6g fiber. Also, an orange sticker with a “LIMITED TIME SALE 45% OFF” shows up on the right, and displays its key ingredients such as Organic Plants, Ginger, Lemon Balm and Probiotics. The overall layout is clean and straightforward.

An image depicts a hand holding a clear scoop filled with white powder, pouring it into a glass of water. The text overlayed on the image says 'HYDRATE BETTER.' There are also checkmarks next to ingredient or benefit statements: '1,000mg+ Electrolytes,' 'Sea Salt,' 'Coconut (Fluid Retention),' 'Tart Cherry (Recovery),' and 'Aloe Vera (Healthy Skin).'

An ad featuring a white container of a hydration product on a white pedestal against a light blue background. The ad copy on the top states: "3 Reasons You Should Try Hydration Hero". The points are "You love being hydrated", "You love having energy", and "You love dewy skin". The product is labeled "Hydration Hero Active Electrolyte Mix. It includes descriptions; "Lemon Lime", "Minerals + Vitamins", "1,000mg Electrolytes", and "Zero Sugar". A call to action at the bottom reads: "DEFEAT DEHYDRATION NOW".

The ad features a white product jar with a green and white label in the center. Icons representing gut health benefits are above the jar. Text at the top reads 'NEW YEAR, NEW YOU' and 'RESTORE GUT HEALTH TO FEEL YOUR BEST.' A promotional badge with a 'SAVE 45%' offer is placed on the product. The overall design is clean and uses bright colors to attract attention.

The ad features a product package of 'Feel Goods Gut Guardian' prominently displayed against a light blue background. The package is a light green color with the product name and a visual of a digestive tract. To the right, key features are listed: 4,000MG soluble fiber, 4B+ live probiotics, 100% organic plants, and 600,000+ mixes sipped. An orange circular sticker announces a 'LIMITED TIME SALE 25% OFF.' Above it's a quote in bold red text: "I'M POOPING MORE!" -Kylie R., in red.

How Feel Goods makes its ads

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

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

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How Feel Goods advertises on Facebook and Instagram

The library holds 94 ads from Feel Goods in Healthcare. Its most common visual formats are Product Image (54 ads), Text Overlay (47) and Lifestyle Image (21). Its ads most often open on Bold claim (22 ads), Contrast (15) and Social proof (9) hooks. Its ads stay up a median 68 days, 4.5× the Healthcare median of 15 days.