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SeatGeek ads: 39 winning Facebook and Instagram ads

Every SeatGeek ad we filed, the longest-running first, with its hook, format and how long Meta kept it live. Or ask Claude or ChatGPT to pull them for you.

Longest run

Longest run: 104 days

Still running when last seen Nov 15. Brands rarely keep paying for ads that lose.

Ads live on Meta now
809
Median run
30 days
Against Entertainment / Media’s 11-day median
2.7×
In the library: 25 statics, 1 carousel, 13 videos
39 ads
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Longest run

Longest run: 104 days

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39 ads

A fast-paced montage of various concert performances and excited fans in the crowd. The video features quick cuts between different artists on stage and people singing along, with the text 'just buy the ticket' overlaid in the center of the frame throughout the entire duration.
Live104 days
SeatGeek
This video features a fast-paced montage of various concert performances and crowd scenes, showcasing the energy and excitement of live music events. The footage includes shots of different artists performing on stage, fans dancing, and large stadium crowds. A single line of text remains centered on the screen throughout the entire video, connecting the concert experience to the brand.
Live104 days
SeatGeek
This video features a montage of concert footage showing various artists performing on stage to an energetic crowd. Overlaid on the footage is a simulated text message conversation where one person expresses regret about forgetting to buy a ticket, and the other suggests using the SeatGeek app to find last-minute tickets. The video concludes with a final text message from the first person thanking the other for the recommendation.
Live104 days
SeatGeek
This video features a montage of concert footage, showing fans enjoying live performances from various artists. A creator appears in several clips, singing along and filming herself in the crowd, with a persistent caption overlay throughout the video. The creative highlights the ease of finding concert tickets through the SeatGeek platform.
Live104 days
SeatGeek
A video featuring two women enjoying a concert and sharing their experience using a ticket-buying app. The creative alternates between selfie-style footage of the women, screen recordings of the app interface, and concert performance clips. Text overlays appear throughout the video to highlight the app's features and the ease of the booking process.
Live103 days
SeatGeek
A vibrant red graphic features a concert scene in the center, showing a crowd with hands raised at a live show. Bold black text at the top names the artist, while the location and venue are listed at the bottom. The brand logo is placed in a separate box in the lower right corner.
Live91 days
SeatGeek
This carousel ad features a series of cards showcasing various music genres and artists available on the SeatGeek platform. The first card sets the theme with a bold headline, while subsequent cards display collages of concert photography for pop, country, hip-hop, and Latin music. Each card includes a consistent brand logo and a trust-building badge indicating ticket protection.
Live91 days
SeatGeek
A low-angle, dimly lit shot of a concert crowd with their hands raised in the air. The scene is bathed in a warm, orange-red stage lighting with bright spotlights shining down from above. The image captures the energy of a live music performance from the perspective of an audience member.
Live91 days
SeatGeek
The video displays a vertical layout featuring three stacked polaroid-style frames showing black-and-white footage of sports fans cheering in a stadium. To the right of the frames, bold black text appears, followed by the brand name at the bottom. The creative maintains a static, clean design throughout the entire duration.
Live89 days
SeatGeek
A young woman talks to the camera while applying makeup, interspersed with clips of her attending various NFL games. She explains her goal of visiting as many stadiums as possible this season and demonstrates how the SeatGeek app allows her to preview the view from specific seats before purchasing tickets. The video concludes with her asking viewers which stadium they would choose for their first game of the season.
Live77 days
SeatGeek
A college football player in his team uniform speaks directly to the camera, encouraging fans to use a specific ticket marketplace for upcoming games. The video features the player in a locker room and on a football field, intercut with shots of him putting on his helmet and preparing for a game. The ad concludes with a branded graphic showing the ticket marketplace's logo and a link to purchase tickets.
Live75 days
SeatGeek
A high-angle view of a football stadium filled with fans, showing the field below. Large, bold text at the top identifies the team and the event. A small badge at the bottom right confirms the authenticity of the tickets.
Live62 days
SeatGeek
A high-angle view of a baseball stadium at night serves as the background for a large, centered blue rectangular graphic. The graphic features the Los Angeles Dodgers logo, the text 'DODGERS TICKETS', and details about an upcoming game against the Giants. At the bottom, the SeatGeek logo and a certification badge are displayed.
Live61 days
SeatGeek
A creator approaches two fans in the nosebleed section of a crowded football stadium and offers them a surprise seat upgrade. The fans are excited and follow the creator down to the front row, where they cheer for their team. The video captures their genuine reaction to the improved view and the overall experience of the game.
Live60 days
SeatGeek
A fast-paced montage of short clips showing people at concerts and sporting events, all looking excited and cheering. The video is set against a black background with bold red text at the bottom. The text remains static while the footage above it cycles through different scenes of live event crowds.
Live52 days
SeatGeek
A clean, light-grey background features a bold headline about finding NBA tickets. Below the text, a phone-shaped graphic displays a mock interface showing a specific seating section, row, and a discounted price. The overall design is minimalist and focuses on the value proposition of ticket affordability.
Live49 days
SeatGeek
A young woman stands in front of The Comedy Store in Los Angeles, then shows the SeatGeek app on her phone to browse comedy shows. She demonstrates the app's feature that shows the view from specific seats before purchasing tickets. The video ends with her and a friend walking into the comedy club.
Live48 days
SeatGeek
A creator shares her method for finding good seats at Broadway shows using the SeatGeek app. The video features the creator in front of a theater, inside the auditorium, and screen recordings of the app interface showing seat selection and pricing. The hook is a text overlay promising a Broadway seat hack.
Live48 days
SeatGeek
A montage of concert footage shows fans dancing and artists performing on stage. The video features a persistent text overlay at the top that encourages viewers to buy tickets on the platform. The footage is fast-paced and energetic, capturing the excitement of live music events.
Live42 days
SeatGeek
A vibrant red-themed graphic features a concert scene with a crowd raising their hands in the air. Large black text at the top identifies the event, while the location and venue are listed at the bottom. The brand name is prominently displayed in the bottom right corner.
Live30 days
SeatGeek

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How SeatGeek advertises on Facebook and Instagram

The library holds 39 ads from SeatGeek in Entertainment / Media, and 809 running on its Meta pages now. Its most common visual formats are Headline (25 ads), Studio Shot (9) and Model Shot (7). Its ads most often open on Call to action first (8 ads), Relatability (4) and Aspirational (3) hooks. Its ads stay up a median 30 days, 2.7× the Entertainment / Media median of 11 days.

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