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• 1d
Hi Contra, I'm Loke from Winslov Media in Copenhagen 👋
I help Shopify and DTC brands with Meta ads, from setup and testing to the creatives that stop the scroll.
I like ads that don't look like ads. A search bar, a sticky note, a bit of simple math. They feel like content, so people actually read them.
Here are 4 new concepts I made for fictional brands to show the style.
I'm taking on a few new brands in the UK and US. If your Meta ads feel stuck, send me a message.
Which one would make you stop scrolling?
The yellow sticky note ("Biscuit deserves better than gas station treats") stops me first: a human voice and one colour pop on a quiet layout. The $1,209 back math ad is a close second, the number does the selling.
• 1d
Thanks Ivan, appreciate you breaking it down! That’s exactly the idea with the sticky note, it should read like a note from a friend, not an ad. And agreed on the math one, a specific number sells better than any adjective. If you had to test just one on a cold audience, which would you start with?
For a cold audience I'd start with the math ad: a specific number and a clear claim work before people know the brand. The sticky note is better for warm audiences who already know the product.
• 13h
Exactly! It’s great when people can see the thinking behind what I’m trying to achieve.
Just out of curiosity, is this something you’d be interested in yourself, or do you know anyone who might be interested in what I’m doing?
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🎨 Which section makes the biggest impact on an eCommerce homepage?
I designed this playful toy store experience with a focus on product discovery, engaging visuals, and a seamless shopping journey.
But I'm curious about your opinion!
👇 If you were shopping on this website, which section would catch your attention first?
A. Hero Banner
B. Shop by Category
C. Best Sellers
D. Promotional Offers
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Option 1 for me 💯
Adloom is an AI-powered canvas that turns one product photo into a complete ad campaign. This shot shows the core canvas: product photo → cutout → generated scene → finished feed ad, with variations, all on one surface.
The problem
Product teams and small brands need a steady stream of fresh ad creative across many sizes. Traditional production is slow and expensive, with shoots, retouching, resizing and approvals. AI image tools help, but they scatter results across chats and tabs, so nobody can tell which prompt made which image.
The solution
A node-based canvas where every generation is connected to its source and its prompt:
Upload anything: a phone photo is enough, and the background is removed automatically
Describe, don’t design: type a scene and choose the model and aspect ratio from a minimal two-line prompt bar
See the whole chain: inputs, prompts and outputs are linked, so iterating is just editing a step
Pick the winner: 4 variations per run, compared side by side
Stay on brand: the brand kit is applied automatically
Ship everywhere: export a full pack (feed 4:5 and 1:1, story, banner, profile, splash) in one click
Impact (target metrics)
Campaign assets in minutes, not days
~80% lower creative production cost
10× more variations for A/B testing
Design decisions
Light dotted canvas, so images stay the focus
One dark prompt bar as the single place to act
Lime accent used only for primary actions and selection
DM Sans throughout for a clean, product-grade feel
My role: product design, UX flow, UI and visual system.
The canvas feels well organised.