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Stop Writing Ads For People Who Want To Buy From You.

It's the most expensive mistake in your entire ad account. The 4 ads below fix it for less than a mediocre steak.

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You're Fishing In The Smallest Pond.

Let me say something most ad "experts" will never admit to your face.

Almost every ad you've ever written targets people who ALREADY know they have a problem.

People searching for the solution.

People comparing you to competitors.

People who are "ready to buy."

And on paper… that makes sense.

Why WOULDN'T you talk to the folks waving cash in the air?

Here's why.

Because that pond? It's tiny.

It's crowded.

And every other brand in your space is dumping their entire budget into the same three feet of water.

So your clicks get more expensive.

Your costs creep up.

And "scaling" starts to feel like shoving a boulder up a hill… while the hill keeps getting steeper.

Sound familiar?

The People Actively Searching For You Are The Smallest Slice Of Your Market.

We're talking maybe 3%.

The other 97%?

They have NO idea they need you yet.

They're not searching.

They're not comparing.

They're just… scrolling.

Half-zoned-out, thumb on autopilot, watching their cousin's gender reveal for the fourth time.

And THAT is where the actual money lives.

Not in the 3% everyone's clawing over…

But in the giant, untouched 97% that nobody's even talking to.

It's the biggest audience pool on the entire internet.

And almost no brand knows how to tap it.

The 5 levels of buyer awareness

1 Unaware we play here
Unaware They don't know they have the problem. The ad has to stop them with curiosity — not a solution. This is 97% of your market.
2 Problem Aware some overlap
Problem Aware They feel the pain but haven't gone looking for a fix yet. The structure of an unaware ad works here — the opening just shifts slightly.
3 Solution Aware
Solution Aware They know solutions exist but haven't picked one. Most ads compete here. It's crowded, CPMs are high, and the audience is shrinking.
4 Product Aware
Product Aware They know your product but haven't pulled the trigger. Retargeting and offer ads live here. The audience is tiny and every competitor is chasing them too.
5 Most Aware
Most Aware They're ready to buy and just need a push. The smallest slice of the market and the most fought-over. Discounts and urgency ads live here.

Everyone else bids on levels 3-5. That's the 3%. Level 1 is pure unaware territory. Level 2 has some overlap: the structure of the ad is similar, but the opening is completely different. An unaware ad never names the problem first.

What everyone runs

Problem-Aware & Solution-Aware Ads

You're writing ads for people who already know they have the problem. That's the 3%. Everyone else in your space is doing the exact same thing: bidding on the same sliver of the market.

  • Audience is tiny. 3% of your market at best
  • Every competitor is fishing the same pond
  • CPMs and CPLs keep climbing as it gets more crowded
  • Scaling feels like a ceiling, not a ramp
What we write

Unaware Ads

You're talking to people who don't know they have the problem yet. That's the other 97%. Nobody's competing there. The ad stops them with curiosity before they even know why they clicked.

  • Reaches 97% of the market your competitors ignore
  • Less competition means lower CPMs
  • CPL drops as you push more spend in
  • Scales because the audience pool is massive

You Don't Lead With The Problem. You Lead With Curiosity.

This is the whole secret behind something called an unaware ad.

An unaware ad doesn't scream "HEY, DO YOU HAVE THIS PROBLEM?!"

(Because they don't think they do… so they scroll right past.)

Instead, it stops them cold with something they can't NOT look at.

Picture a regular person, mid-scroll, sipping their iced coffee…

And they see a bloody finger. A weird private screenshot. WTF imagery.

And BAM, they see a line like:

"Scientists are baffled why the Amish almost never get joint pain."

That person doesn't think they have joint pain.

They weren't searching for it.

But suddenly… they're stopping. They're wondering.

THAT'S the game.

High curiosity. Low-to-medium relevance.

Hook them with curiosity first… then reveal a problem they didn't know they had… then connect it to your product.

It's like a magic trick. Except the rabbit is your prospect's credit card.

When You Crack The Unaware Market, Three Things Happen.

Your clicks get CHEAPER.

You're not bidding against every other brand in the crowded pond. You're talking to people nobody else is even trying to reach.

Your audience gets MASSIVE.

Unaware is the 97%. Aware is the 3%. You just opened a door to a room that's roughly 30 times bigger.

You can actually SCALE.

The brands who figure this out don't get stuck at a ceiling. They push spend into six figures… because the pool is finally big enough to swim in.

$443,000
poured into a single unaware ad, with cost-per-lead dropping ~30% as spend scaled up. One ad. Not a fluke. A faucet. That's just math.
Facebook Ads Manager showing Unaware Ads campaign at $26.08 cost per result vs $33–$160 for standard campaigns
Facebook Ads Manager showing TOF Unaware campaigns with $2.37 and $2.45 cost per result
Facebook Ads Manager showing Unaware Broad campaign with $13.66 cost per result and LOW CPA tag

Three separate accounts. Same result.
Real campaign data: Unaware Ads vs standard prospecting campaigns.

The Oldest Move In The Entire Playbook.

This isn't some shiny TikTok trick cooked up last Tuesday. The biggest campaigns in history ran on this exact format.

John Caples, 1927

"They laughed when I sat down at the piano… but when I started to play." Nobody reading it wanted piano lessons. It became the most famous ad ever written.

The Wall Street Journal

Ran a little story about "two young men" for 25 years straight. Pulled in over $2 BILLION in subscriptions. It never once named a problem.

De Beers

Straight-up invented the diamond engagement ring out of thin air. Before their ads, it wasn't even a thing.

Listerine

Literally made up the word "halitosis" so you'd start worrying about breath you'd never thought about once in your life.

Today, ads built on this exact format quietly rack up 20… 30 million views… while looking like regular content the entire time.

Four Core Types. Each One Works A Different Lever In Your Prospect's Brain.

These are HARD AS HELL to write. Which is exactly why your competitors don't run them. And exactly why there's so much money in them.

Straddle Ads

Blend a weird question with something broadly relatable. They stop without feeling "sold to."

Symptom Ads

Take something they think is totally normal and reframe it as a sign of a bigger problem. This is where the magic lives.

Worldview Ads

Tap into something they already feel deep in their gut: their fears, suspicions, "the system is rigged" energy. Then flip it toward your product.

Story Ads

Open with a punch to the gut, crack open a loop they NEED closed, and read like actual content instead of an ad.

Everything done for you

You brief me.
I write the ads.
You run them.

No copywriting. No guessing what "unaware" even means for your market. No staring at a blank doc at midnight. You tell me what you sell. I handle everything else.

  • 4 ads written from scratch for your brand
  • One of each type: Straddle, Symptom, Worldview, Story
  • Static format: blends like organic, not like an ad
  • Built around your specific market and mechanism
  • Direct-response copy that stops cold scrollers dead
  • Ready to drop into Meta Ads Manager
Real unaware Facebook ad example
Real unaware Facebook ad example
Real unaware Facebook ad example

4 Custom Unaware Ads. Written For Your Brand.

Not templates. Not swipe files. Not some generic "fill in the blank" garbage you've gotta reverse-engineer at 11pm.

4 ads. Written from scratch. For YOUR brand.

Using YOUR product, YOUR market, and the angles most likely to stop your specific 97% dead in their tracks.

You hand me the basics about what you sell.

I hand you 4 ready-to-run unaware ads, built as static images.

(Static blends in like organic content. Video screams "I'M AN AD.")

You drop them into your ad account…

And you start fishing in the pond nobody else is touching.

01

You send a quick brief

Five minutes. Your product, your market, the one problem you solve. That's all I need to build the right angles for your specific audience.

02

I write 4 ads from scratch

One of each type: Straddle, Symptom, Worldview, Story. Built around your product and your market. Not a template with your name swapped in.

03

You run them

Static image format, ready for Meta. Drop them in. Let the data talk. The unaware pool is 30x bigger than what you're fishing now.

No fake slash-through prices. No "normally worth $1,000" theater.

$37

I'd rather prove this works for you for the price of a burrito than try to talk you into something expensive while you're still skeptical.

Worst case, you're out $37 and you've got 4 fresh angles you never would've thought of.

Is This A Fit?

This is for you if...

You run paid ads and your costs keep creeping up.

You feel like you've "maxed out" your audience and scaling is a grind.

You've only ever talked to people already looking for what you sell.

You want an edge most of your competitors don't know exists.

This isn't for you if...

You don't run paid traffic. There's nothing for these ads to point to.

You think your tiny "ready to buy" pond is plenty. It's not, but you do you.

You want a novel for $37. It's 4 ads, friend. Don't be greedy.

The Pond's Right There. Nobody's Fishing It.

You can keep crowding into the same 3% of the market as everyone else…

Watching your ad costs climb and calling it "the cost of doing business."

Or…

For less than what you'd tip a waiter on a date you'll forget…

You can grab 4 done-for-you unaware ads…

And start talking to the 97% that nobody else has the guts to.

I'm handing you the rod for 37 dollars.

Get 4 Custom Unaware Ads for $37 →

You're one $37 test away from the biggest audience pool of your life.

P.S. Quick reminder, because it's worth repeating: the people actively searching for you are the SMALLEST group you'll ever sell to. The people just scrolling (who don't know they need you yet) are the biggest. You can keep ignoring them. Or you can spend $37, let me write you 4 ads that grab them by the eyeballs… and see what happens.