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Taste Test
Two social ad directions for Advanced Nutrients’ BioStim PWR PAK. Same product, completely different energy.
Option A: natural landscape background, products centered on a stone pedestal, feels grounded and premium
Option B: electric green lightning background, products fanned at an angle, feels high voltage and aggressive
Which one stops the scroll for a grower? 👇
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Now you tell me bro which one is looking better 1st or 2nd one
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