We turn customer insight and account data into creative worth testing. Explore the campaign photography, video and static ads we’ve developed for brands across fashion, beauty and lifestyle.
Our Richmond studio is part of the process, alongside founder-led content and work on location. The brief starts with the message we need to communicate.
Menswear campaign
MR.CUFF
Logo tee, on body
Ziji The Label
Table styling
Marmoset Found
At the bench
MR.CUFF
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The idea behind each ad.
A founder’s story, a product comparison or a familiar problem can each give us a different way into the brief. These examples show how we developed the message and chose the format.
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[ 01 ] Zero Ice
Founder's Esky
Founder led video, third hook variant
How it was made
Filmed with the founder directly, no crew and no studio day.
The creative idea
The founder opens his own esky and shows the product in a familiar setting. Different opening hooks let us test how to introduce the same story.
[ 02 ] Zero Ice
Cooler Vs Yours
Comparison video
How it was made
Shot in house, developed from a static concept before filming.
The creative idea
A side-by-side comparison makes the difference between the two eskies easy to see. The product demonstration gives viewers something concrete to assess.
[ 03 ] Zero Ice
Soggy Esky
Problem led video
How it was made
Developed from a static concept before filming.
The creative idea
The opening shows a familiar problem: melting ice and a wet esky. The product then appears as the alternative, with the demonstration doing the explaining.
Statics
A clear idea can work in a single frame.
Static ads give us a direct way to test a message, product benefit or offer. We can develop a set of concepts, compare how people respond and use the findings to shape the next round of creative.
Some ideas suit a product image and a few well-chosen words. Others need video. We choose the format around the message and the test.
Ads in the source export
0
Meta-attributed purchases
0
Highest click-through rate
0.00%
Lowest recorded media spend
$0
These totals cover the full source export of 29 ads across 9 brands, including ads with weaker results. The cards below are selected examples.
The Farmer's Wife
We don't do trends. We do timeless.
A positioning line leads the ad, with the product supporting the message. The creative gives the brand’s point of view room to land.
Click-through rate
10.97%
Meta-attributed purchases
28
Media cost per purchase
$35
Little B's Nursery
Australia's most loved baby rompers
A product-led static focused on the romper range. Read the attributed purchases alongside the media cost per purchase below.
Click-through rate
4.04%
Meta-attributed purchases
184
Media cost per purchase
$38
Black Colt Clothing
Mag shirt, on farm
A product photograph in a setting that reflects how the shirt is worn. The context helps make the creative recognisable to the customer.
Click-through rate
1.42%
Meta-attributed purchases
108
Media cost per purchase
$31
The Farmer's Wife
Add a new one to the tree every Christmas
A seasonal message built around adding to a collection over time.
Click-through rate
6.32%
Meta-attributed purchases
46
Media cost per purchase
$23
Black Colt Clothing
Tough country shirts for men
A menswear concept focused on the shirt’s intended use and customer.
Click-through rate
2.12%
Meta-attributed purchases
17
Media cost per purchase
$28
Oak Sleep
She runs hot. He runs cold.
A simple contrast introduces the needs of two sleepers. The headline gives the product a clear problem to address.
Click-through rate
1.59%
Meta-attributed purchases
17
Media cost per purchase
$239
Average order value: over $1,500. Read alongside media cost per purchase; product and fulfilment costs also affect margin.
Source: Meta Ads Manager. Each ad is measured over its recorded lifetime to 1 October 2026, using a seven-day click attribution window with no view-through window. Purchases are attributed by Meta. Cost per purchase is media spend per attributed purchase, in Australian dollars; it excludes creative production costs and doesn’t show profit.
How it's made
A clear brief. A useful test.
[ 01 ]
Start with the customer
We review the account, customer feedback and the category to decide which messages deserve a test.
[ 02 ]
Plan the production
The creative brief guides the shoot, the script and the format. We choose founder-led, product-led or model-led content to suit the idea.
[ 03 ]
Learn from the work
We organise assets by angle and format so the team can review what ran and use the findings in the next brief.