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Spikeball ads: 43 winning Facebook and Instagram ads

Every Spikeball 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: 10 days

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

Ads live on Meta now
57
Median run
5 days
Against Sports / Outdoor’s 15-day median
0.3×
In the library: 3 statics, 40 videos
43 ads
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Longest run

Longest run: 10 days

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

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43 ads

A young man in a park demonstrates the portability of a Spikeball set. He pulls the components out of a compact bag and assembles the game on the grass. The video highlights how easy it is to set up, with the man noting the convenient design of the net hooks.
Live10 days
Spikeball
A mother narrates a video of her son and his friend playing a game in their backyard. The video shows the two boys setting up a portable game set and then playing with it on the grass. Text overlays appear throughout the video to highlight the product's benefits and suggest it as a gift.
Live6 days
Spikeball
A hand holds a smartphone displaying a group chat thread on a bright yellow background. The chat shows family members discussing Christmas gift requests, with one person sending a photo of the product. Large black text on the left side of the screen serves as the hook.
Live6 days
Spikeball
A young man speaks to the camera in a greenscreen-style video, with various clips of families and friends playing a lawn game shown behind him. The video begins with a shot of children on their phones and gaming consoles, with the text 'This is what they don't tell you...' overlaid. The speaker then explains the benefits of the game, highlighting its ability to get people outside and active, while the background footage shows people playing the game in different settings like a park, a beach, and a backyard.
Live6 days
Spikeball
A woman stands by her car trunk, frustrated that her game set is too bulky to transport easily. She then demonstrates a new, compact version of the set that fits neatly into a small bag, which she places in her trunk. The video transitions to her family playing the game together in a yard, showing how portable and fun the new set is.
Live6 days
Spikeball
A young man speaks directly to the camera while holding a yellow ball, introducing a game. The video cuts between him talking and clips of people playing the game in various outdoor settings like parks and beaches. The creative highlights the portability and competitive nature of the game.
Live6 days
Spikeball
A man stands in a living room, holding a boxed game, then the assembled net and balls. He demonstrates how the game fits into a carrying bag and how quickly it can be assembled. The video features the man speaking directly to the camera, showcasing the product's portability and ease of setup.
Live6 days
Spikeball
A woman in pajamas stands in a room, holding a large game box while speaking directly to the camera. She gestures with her hands as she talks about the game, with product images and a list of contents appearing on screen as she mentions them. The video is a direct-to-camera presentation, with the speaker sharing her personal experience with the product.
Live6 days
Spikeball
A man stands in a living room, holding a boxed game and demonstrating how to assemble its net and frame. He speaks directly to the camera, highlighting the game's portability and ease of setup. The video features close-ups of the product components and the man assembling the net, emphasizing its suitability as a gift.
Live6 days
Spikeball
A group of office workers plays a competitive game with a miniature version of a sports net on a conference table. The video shows them bouncing small balls off the net into cups, with text overlays highlighting the competitive nature of the game. The scene is set in a casual office environment, focusing on the fun and intensity of the activity.
Live6 days
Spikeball
A text message conversation between a student and their mother is displayed over a blurred background of a person playing a game in a backyard. The message shows the student asking for their game to be brought to the dorm, and the mother offering to buy a new one instead. Below the chat, a bold yellow banner highlights the convenience of having the product in two locations.
Live6 days
Spikeball
This video shows two men playing a game on a table with a small net and balls. One man attempts to throw a ball into a cup while his hand is behind his back, while the other man watches and laughs. Text appears on the screen to highlight the challenge of the shot.
Live6 days
Spikeball
A father narrates a short video about a game that brings his family together. The video shows him handing a yellow ball to his children, who are initially distracted by their laptops, before transitioning to scenes of the family playing the game together on a lawn. The creative uses on-screen text to emphasize the game's ability to unite the family.
Live5 days
Spikeball
A short video shows a yellow ball bouncing on a Spikeball net set up on a grassy lawn near a lake. The camera is positioned low to the ground, capturing the ball hitting the net and bouncing back up. The scene is bright and sunny, emphasizing outdoor play.
Live5 days
Spikeball
A mother and son set up a Spikeball game in a park on a sunny day. The video shows them assembling the net and playing, then other teenagers join in and take over the game. The mother narrates the experience, noting how the fun became contagious.
Live5 days
Spikeball
A young woman in a bedroom packs a beach bag with various items, including a compact game set. She then travels to a beach with friends, where she demonstrates how quickly and easily the game set can be assembled and disassembled. The video ends with her packing the game back into its small bag.
Live5 days
Spikeball
A group of three men are in a living room watching a football game on TV. One man is standing while two others are sitting on a couch. The scene is casual and shows the men relaxing together in a home setting.
Live5 days
Spikeball
A young man in a red hoodie and green cap stands in a room, holding a yellow ball and a pair of scissors, then a net and a bag. He speaks directly to the camera, demonstrating the product's features and portability. The video is a casual, selfie-style presentation.
Live5 days
Spikeball
A young man stands on a patio and unboxes a Spikeball set. He removes the game components from the cardboard box and places them into a black drawstring carrying bag. The video focuses on the process of unpacking the game and preparing it for use.
Live5 days
Spikeball
A young man speaks directly to the camera, introducing a portable game set. He demonstrates how the game components, including a ball and a collapsible net, fit into a carrying bag. Later, he shows a clip of people playing the game on a field to illustrate its fun nature.
Live5 days
Spikeball

Demo, on 27 of its 43 ads

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How Spikeball makes its ads

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

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

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How Spikeball advertises on Facebook and Instagram

The library holds 43 ads from Spikeball in Sports / Outdoor, and 57 running on its Meta pages now. Its most common visual formats are Demo (27 ads), UGC Selfie (21) and Text Overlay (16). Its ads most often open on Relatability (13 ads), Question (10) and Belief (4) hooks. Its ads stay up a median 5 days, 0.3× the Sports / Outdoor median of 15 days.

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