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When you’re designing multiple assets for a Meta ad funnel (top-of-funnel awareness vs. retargeting vs. final conversion), how do you adapt your visual style and messaging across those stages while keeping the brand consistent? Please reference a concrete campaign you’ve worked on.
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For a DTC wellness brand, I built a full Meta funnel that grew ROAS from 1.4 to 2.8 over six weeks. We kept one consistent brand spine across all stages: same color palette, logo lockup, typefaces, and a recurring “hero capsule” graphic so people would instantly recognize us. Top-of-funnel was thumb-stopping and educational: bold background colors, quick-motion animations, and short benefits (“Sleep better in 7 days”) with minimal copy and no hard CTA. CTR there was ~1.8%. Mid-funnel retargeting shifted to social proof. We reused the same colors and hero graphic, but added UGC frames, star ratings, and pulled quotes; CTR jumped to ~2.4% on those. Bottom-of-funnel focused on clarity and urgency: static or very light-motion images, clean layouts, price and offer visible above the fold, and a strong “Try it risk-free” CTA. Keeping the visual language consistent while tightening the message each step helped drive a 22% lift in purchase rate from retargeting.

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Defined a consistent brand spine (colors, type, logo, recurring visual element)Adapted creative objectives and complexity per funnel stageUsed social proof and offer clarity progressively deeper in the funnelLinked design choices directly to performance metrics like CTR and ROAS
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