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Control, Perfected
Dyson turns engineering into proof—while Google expands mid-funnel search ads, Meta unifies creative learning, and Ikea monetises owned platforms.
Introduction
Welcome to another exciting week!
Table of Contents
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Best Ad of the Week
Dyson – “Nothing Touches the Floor” (2025 Global Campaign)
Dyson’s “Nothing Touches the Floor” turns a technical benefit into a visual obsession. The ad shows everyday homes in slow motion as dust, crumbs and hair fall toward the ground but never land. They are captured mid-air by Dyson vacuums, frozen just before impact. No comparisons. No competitors. Just gravity defeated again and again. The film ends with one calm line: “Control, perfected.”
Key marketing lessons
• Turn engineering into spectacle: Dyson translates suction power into something you can see and feel, not measure.
• Obsess over one truth: The entire ad is built around a single idea, nothing reaches the floor, making it instantly clear and memorable.
• Premium through precision: Clean visuals, slow motion and silence reinforce Dyson’s reputation for control and mastery.
• Show superiority without naming rivals: By visualising the problem so clearly, comparison becomes unnecessary.
• Let the product do the talking: No lifestyle storytelling, no emotion layers. Confidence comes from proof, not persuasion.
A reminder that when your product genuinely outperforms, the smartest story is often the simplest one.
Latest Trends and News
Google Expands AI Search Ads to Comparison Queries
Google is testing AI-powered ad placements for searches where users compare options rather than look for a specific brand. This gives advertisers visibility earlier in the decision process and increases competition on mid-funnel keywords.
Meta Pushes Cross-Platform Creative Learning
Meta is rolling out shared creative learning across Facebook, Instagram, and Reels. Winning hooks and formats now influence delivery across all placements, reducing the need to test everything separately.
Ikea Tests Paid Content Inside Its App
Ikea is experimenting with sponsored content and branded stories inside its mobile app. The move turns owned platforms into media channels, reducing reliance on external ad networks.
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Weekly Tip
Signal Confidence Through Simplicity
Uncertain messaging often hides behind complexity. Clear, simple statements signal confidence.
• Use decisive language instead of hedging
• Avoid over qualifying your points
• Say what you know, plainly and directly
Confidence isn’t about being loud. It’s about being clear enough that the message doesn’t need defending.
Weekly Challenge
Repetition Advantage
This week, repeat yourself on purpose:
• Pick one key idea you believe strongly in
• Share it three times during the week using three different formats
• Keep the message almost identical, only change the delivery
• Track whether repetition improves understanding, saves, or comments
Most people do not see everything you post. Repetition builds clarity and authority.
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