What ad formats work best for supplements?

Static ads in 1:1 and 9:16 formats perform best for supplements, especially on Facebook and Instagram. Mimero templates cover all these formats.

How to create supplement ads that convert?

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Can I use a template in different formats?

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Square ad with bold red headline, two side-by-side gym photos labeled 2020 and 2021, and a glute gummies jar centered below.

Glute Gummies Body Transformation Ad Template - Square

1:1SupplementsConsiderationSolution Aware

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About This Template

This square ad template is built for a fitness supplement positioned as a “glute growth” solution, featuring a strong before-and-after style comparison. The layout uses two large lifestyle gym photos split by a bold red divider, labeled by year (2020 vs 2021) to imply progress over time. A product jar is centered at the bottom of the split, visually “bridging” the transformation and making the supplement the hero of the story. High-contrast red headlines on a soft blush background grab attention fast, while the secondary line (“Don’t worry you’re not alone.”) reduces embarrassment and lowers resistance. Strategically, this creative leans on aspiration and transformation proof for a MOF/consideration audience that already believes supplements can help but needs reassurance and a credible hook. The “#1 most studied ingredient” claim adds authority and rational justification, complementing the emotional desire for body confidence. Brands can customize by swapping the photos, updating the ingredient/benefit line, and adjusting the accent color while keeping the red structure that drives urgency and focus.

When to Use This Template

1Ideal for promoting a glute-focused supplement where a visible transformation is the main promise; the split-year photos make results feel tangible.
2Great for retargeting users who visited a product page—this layout answers “does it work?” with instant visual proof and a scientific-sounding claim.
3Perfect for fitness brands launching a new flavor/format (gummies) because the centered jar placement makes the product unmistakable.
4Works well for “body confidence” campaigns targeting gym-goers, using the supportive subhead to reduce embarrassment and boost engagement.

Marketing Strategy

This template works by pairing a high-emotion insecurity hook with a supportive reassurance line, which increases attention without feeling purely judgmental. The side-by-side transformation (dated 2020/2021) functions as social proof: viewers can instantly visualize the desired outcome and mentally map it onto their own goals. That’s ideal for MOF/consideration and solution-aware audiences who already accept supplements as an option but need convincing that a specific product is worth trying. The “#1 most studied ingredient” line adds authority and a rational reason to believe, balancing aspiration with credibility. Best-practice-wise, the product is placed at the visual intersection of the two images, ensuring brand attribution to the result and improving recall in fast-scrolling feeds.

ConsiderationSolution AwareFitness SupplementBody TransformationGym LifestyleAspirationTransformationSocial Proof

Best For

Designed for women who train (or want to start) and feel insecure about glute size/shape, especially gym-goers active on Instagram and Facebook. They are solution-aware, compare supplements, and respond to proof-driven creatives that mix results with a credible ingredient claim.

Platform Suitability

Instagram Feed5/5 Facebook Feed5/5

How to Customize

✓Replace the year labels with “Week 1 / Week 8” to make the timeline feel achievable and reduce skepticism for colder audiences.
✓Keep the thick red divider and headline color, but swap the blush background to your brand tint—contrast is what makes the message pop.
✓Swap the top hook to match your niche (e.g., “Struggling to grow your glutes?”) while keeping the reassurance line to maintain empathy.
✓Update the bottom claim to your compliant hero ingredient (e.g., protein, HMB, creatine) and add a small footnote line in the same style for credibility.
✓Use a cut-out product shot with a subtle shadow (like the jar here) so it reads clearly against busy gym photos.

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