Video ads for tech accessories and gadgets

Formats that suit tech accessories and gadgets

• Comment reply ads"Does it work with my phone?" is the question. Answer it with your compatibility list.
• UGC motion adsShort clips of the gadget clicking, folding or charging show what a photo can't. Paid plans.
• Problem-solution adsA dead phone at the airport or a tangle of cables: name it, then show the fix.
• Listicle ads"3 things this charger does" when one feature isn't the whole story.

What works for tech accessories and gadgets ads

• Compatibility first: which phones, which ports, which laptops. If it doesn't fit their device, nothing else in the ad matters.
• A short demo of the one thing it does: a mount snapping into place, a cable that stays untangled, a stand that folds flat.
• Specs in plain words, like "charges two devices at once", taken from your page.
• The desk, bag or car where it lives, so people picture where it goes.

Opening lines written for made-up products, to show the shape. Yours are written from your own product page.

• “Does it work with my phone? Here's the list”
• “Snaps on, stays on”
• “One charger for the whole desk”
• “Folds flat, fits any laptop bag”

Get free hooks for your own product

Questions

My product works with dozens of models. What goes on screen?

The two or three your buyers own most. Put the full list in the primary text and on your product page.

Can the ad show it working with a phone?

Product scenes use your photos, so if your page shows it on a phone, so does the ad. A UGC motion clip can show it in someone's hands, but generated screens and logos often come out wrong, so look closely at the draft and regenerate any scene that's off.

Do I need product video?

No. Most scenes animate your product photos. Your own footage is only used in the founder story format, where it's a clip of you.