Who is the first audience?

The launch has a limited budget. Choose the group with the clearest need and strongest reason to care.

Product truth: a lightweight meal kit that packs flat, keeps for months, and is ready in five minutes.

What is the strongest promise?

Turn the product truth into a message the audience can picture and believe.

Audience tension: “I want to stay outside longer, but packing meals takes too much planning.”

The idea needs to work in a short social placement where people are scrolling quickly.

Placement: a vertical video feed with sound often muted and a seven-second average view.

The launch needs a measurable next step that fits a new product people may want to consider.

Funnel stage: first-touch awareness with a small retargeting audience available.

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The creative rule

Strong creative makes the audience, promise, proof, and next step feel like one idea.

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