01 · PROBLEM AWARE
Make the frustration recognizable.
They know their current drink is not a taste fit.
01 The message
HEADLINEPOST-WORKOUT DRINK NOT YOUR TASTE?A simple question turns that frustration into a choice.
The product appears on the salty-citrus path. Someone happy with their drink can keep what works.
02 The visual direction
COMPOSITION NOTESTaste question↓Keep what worksExplore salty citrusA quiet white field gives the branches room. The bottle and towel place the choice after a workout.
03 The finished creative
Review The branches are clear, and the product stays a conditional choice.
Creative brief & copy
- Product
- LMNT Citrus Salt Electrolyte Drink Mix
- Persona
- Regular exerciser who already buys electrolyte drinks.
- Desire
- Enjoy the drink around workouts.
- Identify the Problem
- Dislikes the current drink’s flavor or aftertaste.
- Market Awareness
- Problem aware
- Market Sophistication
- Stage 5: identification (strategy assumption).
- Positioning
- A salty lemon-lime alternative with clear taste expectations.
- Hypothesis
- A simple taste choice may encourage someone to explore a different flavor.
- Type of Ad
- Quiz
- Strengthen Hook Pattern (Up to 3)
- Ask a question
- Instructions
- White background, simple yes/no paths, small product image and gym props.
- Type of Headline
- Problem question
- Headline
- POST-WORKOUT DRINK NOT YOUR TASTE?
- Ad Copy
- A different taste profile for the next workout. LMNT Citrus Salt combines lemon-lime flavor with a salty taste and is sweetened with stevia. Taste is personal. Explore Citrus Salt.
Hypothesis and market sophistication are strategy assumptions. This creative has not been tested.



