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Story ad with UTI quiz card on grey background and bathroom illustration of legs on a toilet, pink highlighted option and pointing hand.

UTI Relief Quiz Ad Template - Story

9:16Health & WellnessAwarenessUnaware

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About This Template

This 9:16 Story template is built for women’s urinary health brands promoting a UTI-support supplement or program via a quick quiz. The design opens with a bold, friendly headline (“Take our quiz…”) and a large white quiz card that asks a single, relatable question: “How often do you get UTIs?” The multiple-choice list mimics a mobile questionnaire, with a pink highlight bar and a pointing hand drawing attention to an answer—perfect for stopping the scroll. Below, a simple bathroom illustration of a woman on a toilet communicates the pain point instantly without needing product claims. The cool grey background and clean sans-serif typography keep it clinical and trustworthy, while the playful illustration adds approachability. Strategically, it’s top-of-funnel awareness for an “unaware” audience: the quiz format leverages curiosity and self-identification, reducing resistance and making the next step feel low-commitment. Brands can easily swap in their name, adjust the question (e.g., urgency, burning, frequency), and tailor outcomes to segment leads for email/SMS nurturing.

When to Use This Template

1Ideal for a UTI-support brand’s awareness campaign where the quiz question builds instant relatability before introducing the product.
2Great for lead generation: send users to a Typeform-style quiz and capture email/SMS at the results screen.
3Perfect for reframing a sensitive topic with a light illustration, making the conversation feel safer and more approachable.
4Useful for testing different pain-point hooks by swapping the highlighted answer (e.g., ‘once per month’) to match your core audience segment.

Marketing Strategy

The template works because it packages a sensitive health topic into a low-friction quiz. Curiosity (“What will my result be?”) and relatability (“How often do you get UTIs?”) invite self-identification without demanding immediate purchase intent. The single-question card mirrors familiar mobile survey UI, signaling ease and safety, while the pink highlight and pointing hand create a clear visual path to the “answer,” boosting attention and comprehension in a fast scroll. As a TOF awareness asset for an “unaware” audience, it avoids heavy medical claims and instead opens a conversation, making the click feel like seeking information rather than buying. This aligns with best practices for health ads: simple framing, high clarity, and a soft CTA that moves users into a quiz/results page where education and segmentation can happen.

AwarenessUnawareQuizBathroom SceneWomen HealthCuriosityRelatability

Best For

Women who experience recurring urinary discomfort and are curious whether their symptoms are “normal,” but aren’t actively shopping for a solution yet. Mobile-first audiences who respond well to low-pressure self-assessments and prefer discreet, educational next steps.

Platform Suitability

Instagram Stories5/5 Facebook Stories5/5 TikTok4/5Pinterest4/5

How to Customize

✓Replace “CRANEL” with your brand name and keep it in all-caps to preserve the strong header contrast.
✓Swap the quiz question to match your top symptom (e.g., “Do you feel urgency or burning?”) while keeping the one-question card for maximum clarity.
✓Change the highlighted option to the segment you want most (e.g., “A few per year” vs “Once per month”) to pre-qualify the audience visually.
✓Update the illustration line style or skin tone to better reflect your market, but keep the bathroom scene for instant pain-point recognition.
✓Add a small footer line under the card (e.g., “60-sec quiz • private results”) to increase perceived safety and completion intent without adding clutter.

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