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Ad-to-Education Sequence™


Awareness gets the click. Education gets the conversion.

Why Sequence Videos Together

The Ad-to-Education Sequence™ runs anywhere your product sells — Amazon, Walmart, Chewy, Target, retailer media networks, and your own product pages. The ad earns the click; the education video earns the belief.

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02The 30-second education, on the product page

How It Works

Two videos, in order, doing different jobs.

Swipe through the sequence, from the scroll to the sale.

Illustrative example

Proof
+45% CTR, +42% ROAS
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Ad-to-Education Sequence™ on Amazon
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FAQ

Common questions

What is an Ad-to-Education Sequence™?

A sequenced content system: a short ad earns the click, then a longer education video earns the belief — moving shoppers from awareness to conversion, in order.

Where does an Ad-to-Education Sequence™ run?

Anywhere your product sells — Amazon, Walmart, Chewy, Target, retailer media networks, and your own product pages.

What's in the sequence?

Typically a 15-second video ad built for paid placement, followed by a 30-second education video on the product page that delivers the Science Story™.

Does it actually move sales?

Yes. For Designs for Health Vitamin D, the Ad-to-Education Sequence™ drove +45% CTR and +42% ROAS on Amazon.

How is it different from a regular video ad?

A single ad has to explain everything at once. A sequence splits the job — awareness first, education second — so each piece performs.


Stop explaining everything in one ad.

Sequence it instead: awareness first, education second, conversion as the result.

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