Frida
Frida’s “we get you” copy
As dad of two, Jack's no stranger to the gross side of parenting. And Frida write copy that understands that and makes parents feel seen. Love it.
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Brand Story 4 Brand Voice 28 Brand Voice Guidelines 2 Email 7 FAQs 2 Microcopy 14 Mission statement 14 OOH + Campaigns 30 Product Descriptions 9 Social Media + Paid Ads 12 Subscriptions 2 Website 19 Y 0By Product
Beauty & Personal Care 9 Fashion & Apparel 9 Food & Drink 47 Health & Wellness 16 Home & Lifestyle 8 Outdoor Brands 4 Parenting 3 Pets & Pet Care 1 Sports & Fitness 1 Tech 6By Vibe
Bold & Punchy 0 Funny & Playful 0 Premium & Minimal 0 Storytelling-led 0 Urgent & Direct 0 Warm & Friendly 0By Brand
A24 1 Aesop 1 Allplants 1 B&Q 1 Barkbox 1 Beachbum 1 Big Tea 1 Bloom & Wild 2 Bol 1 Bold Bean Co 1 Bonnie Tyler 1 Botivo 1 Brewdog 1 COAT 1 Candy Kittens 1 Chubbies 1 Citizens of Soil 1 Collider 1 Dash 1 Days Brewing 1 Dove 1 Ecotalk 1 FeverTree 1 Firebox 1 Fix8 1 Frida 1 Fussy 1 Good Pair Days 1 Goodrays 1 Gousto 1 Graza 1 Grind 1 HaloTop 1 Happy Tuesdays 1 Harper Wilde 1 Headspace 1 Hexclad 1 Higher Moor Farm Campsite 1 Hiut Denim 1 Honest Mobile 1 Huel 2 Jack Daniel's 1 Jason's Sourdough 1 Jubel 1 KFC 1 Karma Cola 1 Karma Drinks 1 La Vie 1 Liquid Death 1 Little Freddie's 1 Living Things 1 Lucky Saint 1 Lucy & Yak 1 Minor Figures 1 Naked Paper 1 Nice Drinks 1 Nike 1 Ocado 1 Olipop 1 Overherd 1 Pact 1 Palace 1 Patagonia 3 Paynter Jacket Co 1 Peachies 1 PerfectTed 1 Raid 1 Reformation 1 Riddim Snacks 1 Rock Face 1 Rubies in the Rubble 1 Seep 1 Skin + Me 1 Skyscanner 1 Sons 1 Spacegoods 1 Specsavers 1 Spotify 2 Spudos 2 Starface 1 Surreal 3 Tesco 1 Thinx 1 Toast Brewing 1 Tony's Chocolonely 1 Treecard 1 Who Gives A Crap 1 Wild Dose 2 Wildfarmed 1 Wype 1 Yeti 1 innocent 1Browse real-world parenting examples from the best challenger brands in ecomm and FMCG. Click any example to see exactly how to use it for your own brand.
Frida
As dad of two, Jack's no stranger to the gross side of parenting. And Frida write copy that understands that and makes parents feel seen. Love it.
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Little Freddie's
There's nothing groundbreaking or new about what this ad is doing. But it's doing it <em>really </em>well. And that's why it's in our swipe file. To remind us that not <em>everything </em>has to reinvent the wheel. Some ideas are tried-and-tested classics for a reason. And making your customer feel seen and understood? That's an all-timer move. (Plus, Jack is currently spending from 6:05pm - 6:20pm cleaning food from his little one's hair, ears, in between his fingers & toes. So we had to include it.)
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Peachies
Is this the sexiest bit of copy you'll ever see? Not at all. But we took this screenshot because it's a really good example of a brand that <em>really </em>gets their customers and what they're looking for when they're about to hit that Buy Now button.
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