Hi all - the client requires a 300x600 ad to promote their landing page optimization contests. Targeting copywriters, graphics designers, and online marketing experts. The best ad version wins $50. Fast payment via PayPal. Feedback provided to everyone who enters. There is a mockup of the ad below with very basic info. Would love to see your full creativity in the design. However, try to make the ad match with the site design. It shouldn't be exactly like it, but should have some familiar stuff. You can use any of the text or graphics from the site that you feel are helpful. Here are some pages to help you understand what you're promoting. You can read the "How it Works" page here: http://pluralis.com/how_it_works.html Here is the current contests: https://use.pluralis.com/#!/contests Here is the sign up page: https://use.pluralis.com/#!/register One of the current contests has a top prize of $3,000. So if you think you can use that in the ad, please do. If you have any questions, let me know. I provide fast responses and detailed feedback. Note: Feel free to change the text description (1-4) if you think there is a better way to say it.
@5alloda: You're first! Good start. I like the colors, how you stayed with a clean white background, introduced the blue, and reused buttons from the site. I'm not crazy about the effects on "How it Works". Also the #s in the bullet points are a bit blurry. Maybe too much green. With "Your Lift Starts Here", that appeals more to advertisers. This ad is to invite copywriters and graphics designers to join to enter contests & win cash rewards. So may you can make the text indicate that they can win cash. I like the idea and the color with the image you selected. It could perhaps be a little stronger, but it's not too bad. Just not great. Thank you for your submission.
I really like how you emphasized the size of the prizes in your 2nd copy. The red really stands out. The size of the cash rewards is a huge bonus, so it's important to make that part stand out, I think.
I like the direction you are going. Now that you are emphasizing the prize first, that's a very good strategy.
Not bad. In general, I think you have good design instincts. However, your font choices need improvement.