Ad recipes · Offer

The offer ad.
The deal, first.

A huge line, a burst for the figure, a button. An offer ad is the one place to be loud, because the offer is the point. Three structures, from a feed post to a link banner.

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The sale burst: a sample ad for a summer sale, reading “Summer sale”

01 / When it works

Use it when
it fits the job.

  1. 01

    A sale, a season end or a gift guide with a real reduction you can date.

  2. 02

    A banner or an email header, where the size forces a single idea.

  3. 03

    Reaching people who have already seen the product and need a reason.

02 / The recipes

Four recipes.
Pick one to start.

Each is drawn by the Ads studio on a sample picture, with sample words for an imaginary product. Yours takes your product, your colours and your words.

The sale burst: a sample ad for a summer sale, reading “Summer sale”
Offer · Feed

The sale burst

The offer is the picture: a huge line, a burst for the figure and a button. Nothing else competes.

Sample words for a summer sale.

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The season-end banner: a sample ad for end-of-season reductions, reading “Season end”
Offer · Link

The season-end banner

The same offer-first structure at link-ad size, built for email headers and shop banners.

Sample words for end-of-season reductions.

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The gift edit: a sample ad for a gift guide, reading “Gifts”
Offer · Feed

The gift edit

Gold on black for gifting: the offer in a burst, a short label and a button.

Sample words for a gift guide.

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A named package: a sample ad for a winter weekend at a coastal hotel, reading “The long weekend” and “Two nights, dinner on Friday, late checkout”
Offer · Feed

A named package

A stay with a name, what it holds and a price small with what it covers reads as an invitation, not a discount.

Sample words for a winter weekend at a coastal hotel.

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03 / How it's built

Real layouts.
Live type.

The offer, the headline and the button are separate fields. The burst is drawn behind the figure, so a percentage, a price or a short phrase all fit. The sample figures are placeholders: set them to what is true before the ad runs, and the editor lists them as yours to set.

Layouts used: Sale · Package

What to watch

  • State only terms you honour: the figure, the dates, the exclusions. The copywriter is told to invent no offer, so the terms stay yours.
  • One offer per ad. Two figures in one burst read as none.
  • Check each platform's rules on price claims before you run it.

Questions

Plainly.
Before you ask.

Does Misu invent the discount?

No. The figure in a recipe is a placeholder, and the copywriter is told to use only the offer you give it and to state no other terms.

Which sizes does an offer recipe run at?

The sale layout runs tall, square and wide: a feed post, a story and, as the season-end banner, an email header. The editor lists every size a layout runs at.

Get started

Pick a recipe.
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