Smoodi Facebook ad: “This is why I made SMOODI”

About this ad

Meta Ad Library ID

1052700557648208

Platforms

Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads

Relaunches

1

Niche

Supplements & Wellness

How we count

Ad text

After my fourth surgery for a breast lump, I stopped believing that everything happening in my body was somehow a separate problem. For years, though, that’s exactly how I treated it. Something for my skin, something for stress, something for digestion, something for energy. At one point my kitchen cupboard looked like a chemist’s. I had about twelve different things in there and, on a good day, remembered three. Then I started properly reading the backs of the packets. Not the claims on the front. The actual ingredients, the forms, the amounts. And a lot of it just didn’t make much sense to me. That’s really where Smoodi started. I didn’t want another miracle powder. I wanted one thing I could actually take every day, with 25g of protein and the nutrients I was already buying separately, in forms and amounts we could stand behind. It was developed with practitioners, independently lab tested, and we’re very deliberate about what we do and don’t say about it. There are authorised claims around things like hormonal activity, blood glucose and tiredness. Anything beyond that, I’d rather not promise. Because I’m not going to tell you one powder is the answer to ten years of feeling off. That kind of marketing is part of what frustrated me in the first place. The first batch is 300 pouches. If any of this sounds familiar, the waitlist is open.

Where the ad sends people

wearesmoodi.com

This is why I made SMOODI