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The ad is a vertical graphic comparing the cost of razor blade refills. The top half shows a set of blades and a stack of dollar bills, representing the higher cost of 'Gillette' refills. The bottom half shows a similar arrangement, with different blades and fewer dollar bills, implying a lower price for 'Harry's' refills. Text highlights the price difference and the cost of shaving.
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An advertisement presenting a comparison between two razor blade refill options. The top section features a representation of Gillette Fusion5 blade refills equated to a stack of dollar bills, visually indicating a higher price. The text 'This isn't adding up' is shown above this. The bottom section showcases Harry's blade refills equated to a smaller stack of dollar bills, signaling a lower price, with the text 'This is.' above it, thus highlighting the value proposition.
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The ad features a light blue background. At the top, it has the text, "Your shave shouldn't cost as much as a lobster roll." Below this, on the left side, there's an image of a black and orange razor and text "$32" and "Based on the price of an 8-count of blades" and the brand. On the right side, there's a similar razor but with an orange handle, accompanied by "$17" and the brand name. This is a comparison ad
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The ad features a blue background with text at the top that says "Your shave shouldn't cost as much as a lobster roll." To the left is a razor with a black handle, followed by a lobster roll graphic, and on the right, a razor with an orange handle. Text below the razors show the cost of each razor, as well as the lobster roll, and states: "Based on the price of an 8-count of blades".
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An advertisement comparing the cost of blade refills. The ad is divided into two sections, each with a visual representation of the cost. The top half shows multiple razor blade cartridges and a pile of dollar bills representing the cost of 'Gillette Fusion5 Blade Refills', with the price of $32. The bottom half shows similar information for another brand's blade refills, 'Harry's Blade Refills', costing $17. The background transitions from a light grey to a dark teal color.
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An advertisement compares two razors, one with an orange handle and the other with a black handle. The orange handled razor is listed at $2.12 per blade and the black handled razor is listed at $4 per blade. Text in the middle of the advertisement states "IF IT COSTS LIKE A RIPOFF, IT MUST BE A RIPOFF."
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An advertisement comparing the cost of blade refills, using two sets of blades with their corresponding dollar amounts. The top section of the image shows a collection of blue-and-green razor blades next to an array of dollar bills, representing a higher cost. The text "The Cost of Refills Adds Up" is displayed at the top. The text "Gillette Proglide Blade Refills (8 CT): $32" is placed below the blades and dollar bills. The bottom half of the image shows a similar layout, now showcasing silver razor blade refills with a lower amount of dollar bills to indicate a lower cost. The text "Harry's Blade Refills (8 CT): $17" is positioned below this second set of blades.
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A comparison advertisement featuring a split-screen layout. The top section showcases a set of eight razor blade refills from an unnamed brand, each priced at $4.87, totaling $39 overall. Below, demonstrates a set of eight razor blade refills from brand HARRY'S, priced individually at $2.12, for a total of $17. The top half of the image is blue and the bottom half is teal. The overall composition immediately highlights a cost comparison.
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An advertisement featuring a blue background with text and two razors. The text reads: "Your shave shouldn't cost as much as artisanal cheese." Below the text are two razors, one black and orange, and the other orange and silver. The razor on the left has a price of $32 and the razor on the right has a price of $17. The text at the bottom reads: "Based on the price of an 8-count of blades."
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The ad shows a white background with multiple razor refills each displaying a price of $4.87, creating a grid-like pattern at the top. Below the refills is a title "The Cost of Refills Adds Up." Under the text, a single razor refill is shown. Below the razor is the text "Stop Overpaying for Razors." and and a disclaimer which states "based on the one-time purchase of a Gillette Proglide Shield 8-Pack of Blade Refills as of September 24, 2024."
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A split-screen graphic comparing the cost of razor blade refills. The top half shows multiple razor blades equaling a stack of dollar bills, with the text, 'This isn't adding up.' Below, it states the cost for Gillette Proglide blade refills. The bottom half repeats this format with different razor refills and the text, 'This is,' stating the cost for Harry's Blade Refills.
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The ad is a split-screen comparison. The top half displays a set of orange and black razor blade refills equated to a stack of dollar bills, with text above suggesting the price is high. The bottom half shows a set of silver razor blade cartridges equated to a smaller stack of bills, with a statement indicating a lower price. The layout is clean, using illustrations to compare blade refills and their costs. The background is a gradient, transitioning from gray to deep teal, separating the two sections.
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The ad features a blue background with three visual elements. On the left is a black and orange razor, in the middle is a bucket of popcorn, and on the right is an orange and gray razor. The text "Your shave shouldn't as much as going to the movies." is in the upper part of the ad. The popcorn bucket and each razor has a price tag on it. The popcorn is labeled with '$32 Movie Night' and the razor on either side also has a price next to the name of the razor.
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An advertisement featuring two razors side-by-side against a solid blue background, text is displayed at the top and the prices are under each razor. The razor on the left is black with an orange and blue blade head, and the razor on the right is a silver and orange. Text at the bottom clarifies the pricing is based on an 8-count of blades, and the background is a light blue.
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The ad features a close-up shot of a black and orange razor, positioned prominently in the upper section, set against a blurred background with bottles, and a simple backdrop. Below the razor, there's text in a clean, organized layout, including the headline 'The Trial Set,' a price point, and the components of the set, each accompanied by illustrations. The ad uses a clear color scheme. A 'Learn More' button is positioned on the upper right and and active deal indicator.
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A four-panel comic strip. The first panel shows a stick figure with a beard, raising their arms, and text that says 'Guy gets a new job'. The second panel depicts the same figure looking sad and text that says 'Now Guy has to shave every day'. The third panel shows the figure happily holding a shaving set with text: 'Guy gets a Trial Set'. The final panel shows the figure happy with a shaving brush and text that says: 'Now shaving makes Guy happy'.
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A four-panel cartoon-style ad. The first panel shows a stick figure with a sad face with text "Guy wants change in life." The second panel shows the same stick figure, now thinking about skydiving, with a thought bubble and an "AHHH" sound effect bubble. The third panel shows the figure holding a razor, happy, with the text "Guy opts for Harry's Trial Set." The final panel depicts the figure with a very happy face with the text "Guy very happy with that amount of change."
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A four-panel comic strip-style ad. The first panel shows a stick figure representing a man holding a razor and thinking, "Guy thinks there might be more to shaving." The second panel shows the same figure imagining a better shaving experience, with thought bubbles containing shaving products. The third panel shows an alternate version of the man happily shaving with the product. The final panel depicts the man happy with the results holding products from the trial set
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An advertisement for razors. Two razors are displayed side-by-side, one orange and one black, with prices listed below for 8-count refills. The ad copy says, "Stop Getting Ripped Off By Your Razor Company." The background is a solid teal color. "Unlock Trial Offer" is in the top left.
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An advertisement comparing razor prices, featuring two razors on a light blue background. One razor is orange and gray. The other razor is black and orange. Text in the middle says "STOP GETTING RIPPED OFF by your razor company". Beneath each razor, the advertised razor company is displayed with product prices. The ad aims to highlight price differences.
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