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TickPick ads: 46 winning Facebook and Instagram ads

Every TickPick 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: 496 days

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

Ads live on Meta now
310
Median run
5 days
Against Entertainment / Media’s 11-day median
0.5×
In the library: 1 static, 45 videos
46 ads
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Longest run: 496 days

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46 ads

A creator speaks to the camera, explaining why she avoids buying concert tickets in advance. She uses a screen recording of the TickPick app to demonstrate how prices drop closer to the event date. The video features the creator in the foreground with the app interface shown behind her, highlighting specific ticket prices.
Live496 days
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A creator speaks directly to the camera, explaining why he waits until the last minute to buy event tickets. He uses a screen recording of a social media post showing a stadium seating chart with low-priced tickets to illustrate his point. The video features text overlays that highlight his strategy and the brand's value proposition.
Live95 days
TickPick
This video features a creator in the top right corner, speaking to the camera about concert tickets. The background footage alternates between a photo of a pop star on stage and screen recordings of a ticket-tracking app. Text overlays appear throughout the video to highlight the app's features and call to action.
Live49 days
TickPick
A man in a red hoodie speaks directly to the camera, with a screen recording of a social media feed and a ticket marketplace app overlaid. The video shows the man reacting to high ticket prices and demonstrating how to find cheaper tickets on the app. The hook is a bold claim about finding low-priced tickets.
Live28 days
TickPick
A video shows a concert performance by Rod Wave on a large stage, with the artist singing into a microphone while the audience holds up their phone lights. A text overlay in the center of the screen announces ticket prices for the artist on the TickPick platform. The footage is filmed from the perspective of an audience member in the crowd.
Live28 days
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A dark, textured background features a large, metallic-styled logo of the band Metallica at the top. Below the band name, text indicates a starting ticket price of $61, followed by a bright blue button that says Shop Now. A Trustpilot rating of 4.7 stars is displayed in the upper right corner to provide social proof.
Live17 days
TickPick
A man in a sports jersey films himself at a stadium, showing the view from the top row. He talks about how he bought his tickets last minute and saved money. The video features a persistent text overlay at the top of the screen throughout the entire duration.
Live14 days
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A video shot from the stands of a large, packed stadium concert at night. The camera pans slowly across the crowd and the stage, showing the scale of the event. Text is overlaid on the video throughout, encouraging the viewer to purchase tickets for the artist performing.
Live13 days
TickPick
A video featuring a creator speaking to the camera, overlaid on footage of a concert crowd and screen recordings of a ticket-selling app. The creator compares ticket prices between two platforms, highlighting the savings available on the featured app. The video uses a split-screen layout with the creator in a small box and the app interface or concert footage in the background.
Live13 days
TickPick
A man in a black cap and t-shirt sits at a desk with a microphone, presenting a list of affordable NBA games. He speaks directly to the camera while graphics of team logos and ticket prices appear on screen. A second man occasionally appears to comment on the prices, and the brand logo is displayed at the end.
Live11 days
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A man walks through a stadium interviewing fans about how much they paid for their tickets to a football game. He then reveals that he paid significantly less for his own seat, highlighting the price difference. The video concludes with the man recommending the ticket platform for its lower prices and lack of hidden fees.
Live11 days
TickPick
A video shows a hockey game in progress at an arena, with a person's face faintly reflected in the glass. Text overlaid on the center of the screen informs the viewer that NHL tickets are available starting at $11 on the TickPick platform. The footage continues to show the game action while the text remains static.
Live11 days
TickPick
A creator shares her experience of finding affordable floor seats for an NBA game using a ticket marketplace app. The video features a split-screen layout with the creator speaking to the camera on the bottom right, while the main screen shows footage of her at the game and screen recordings of the app. The hook is a text overlay stating how she got the seats for a low price.
Live11 days
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A young woman documents her holiday outing to see the Radio City Rockettes in New York City. She shares clips of the theater, the performance, and the snacks she purchased, while mentioning how she secured her tickets. The video features a mix of selfie-style footage and clips of the show, with text overlays providing context throughout.
Live11 days
TickPick
A man speaks directly to the camera, sharing his experience using a ticket-selling app to find affordable NFL tickets. The video features a screen recording of the app's interface, showing various ticket prices and seating sections. The man highlights the low prices he found for a specific game, pointing to the screen to emphasize the deals.
Live10 days
TickPick
A street interviewer asks various sports fans outside a stadium how much they paid for their tickets. The fans share their prices, which range from $7 to $200, and then praise the TickPick app for its low prices and ease of use. The video features a series of quick interviews with different people, all of whom are wearing sports jerseys.
Live10 days
TickPick
This video features a creator discussing an upcoming NBA game in Mexico City, using game highlights and footage of the arena to build excitement. The creator explains that tickets are still available on the TickPick platform and provides a discount code for viewers. The video concludes with a shot of the Angel of Independence monument in Mexico City and a final call to action.
Live10 days
TickPick
A young man speaks directly to the camera in a bedroom setting, explaining how ticket prices for a hockey game dropped significantly after a player was announced not to be playing. He uses screenshots of news articles and the TickPick app to illustrate his point. The video focuses on the benefit of using the app to find affordable tickets.
Live7 days
TickPick
A creator speaks directly to the camera, presenting a list of NHL games with tickets available for under $25. The video features a split-screen layout with the creator in the bottom half and a screen recording of the TickPick app showing ticket prices and seating charts in the top half. The creator highlights specific upcoming games and their low prices, encouraging viewers to use the app for affordable tickets.
Live7 days
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A man speaks directly to the camera in a selfie-style video, with a hockey player's image and a ticket marketplace app interface shown behind him. The video uses a greenscreen effect to place the speaker in front of these visuals. The hook is a question about ticket prices for a specific hockey game.
Live7 days
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UGC Selfie, on 28 of its 46 ads

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How TickPick advertises on Facebook and Instagram

The library holds 46 ads from TickPick in Entertainment / Media, and 310 running on its Meta pages now. Its most common visual formats are UGC Selfie (28 ads), Text Overlay (24) and Cinematic B-Roll (12). Its ads most often open on Question (11 ads), Direct address (10) and Curiosity (6) hooks. Its ads stay up a median 5 days, 0.5× the Entertainment / Media median of 11 days.

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