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When Things Just Work
Bosch turns reliability into emotional value, as platforms optimise creatives and brands move sales into short-form video.
Introduction
Welcome to another exciting week!
Table of Contents
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Best Ad of the Week
Bosch – “Like a Bosch, Every Day” (2025 Global Campaign)
Bosch’s “Like a Bosch, Every Day” shifts the brand away from specs and into daily reliability. The ad follows a single day across different households. A dishwasher running overnight so a family wakes up to a clean kitchen. A washing machine finishing just before a kid’s football match. An oven preheating silently while someone double checks a recipe. Nothing dramatic happens. Everything just works. The film ends with a calm line: “When things work, life moves.”
Key marketing lessons
• Reliability as emotional value
Bosch turns dependability into peace of mind, not a technical promise.
• Sell outcomes, not performance
Instead of noise levels or energy ratings, the ad focuses on what people gain: time, calm, continuity.
• Everyday moments build trust
By choosing ordinary scenarios, the brand feels credible and present in real life.
• Quiet confidence beats claims
No comparisons, no exaggeration. The absence of hype reinforces quality.
• Consistent brand positioning
Bosch stays disciplined to its long term territory of precision and trust, without reinventing itself.
A reminder that some brands don’t need attention. They earn loyalty by never getting in the way.
Latest Trends and News
Google Introduces AI-Based Creative Readiness Scores
Google Ads is testing a score that predicts whether a creative is ready to scale before budget is increased. The focus is on clarity, visual contrast, and message alignment, helping brands avoid scaling weak ads.
Meta Pushes Reels as Default Conversion Surface
Meta is increasingly routing conversion campaigns toward Reels, even for lower-funnel objectives. Short-form video is no longer just awareness, it’s becoming the main sales driver inside Meta’s ecosystem.
Lidl Tests Digital-Only Weekly Campaigns
Lidl is piloting weekly promotions announced exclusively through its app and social channels, reducing reliance on printed flyers. The move strengthens owned channels and supports faster, more flexible campaign cycles.
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Weekly Tip
Signal the Payoff Early
People commit attention when they know what they’ll get in return.
• Make the benefit clear in the first line
• Avoid hiding the payoff behind long explanations
• Reinforce the value once before closing
When the reward is visible early, readers stay engaged to the end.
Weekly Challenge
One Promise Post
This week, make one clear promise and deliver on it:
• Identify one specific outcome your audience wants
• Create one post that promises that outcome in the first line
• Deliver exactly one actionable step that moves them closer to it
• End by asking if they want a follow-up on the same topic
Clear promises set expectations. Meeting them builds trust and repeat engagement.
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