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Online course problem and solution ad template
An 8-second vertical ad that opens on a stack of unfinished courses and lands on short daily lessons.
- 200 credits per render
- 8 seconds, 9:16, 480p
What this template makes
This template renders a man in his forties at a kitchen table with a pile of textbooks and a closed laptop. He admits to buying several courses and finishing none, then picks up a single slim notebook to show the new routine he follows.
The frustration is specific, which keeps the clip from feeling generic. Many adult learners have a drawer of half-started programs, so the first sentence names that shared experience before the product enters the frame.
Replace the short daily lessons with what your course changes, such as pacing, structure or live accountability, and keep the call to action as the first small step a viewer can take.
People who abandoned earlier courses recognize themselves in the opening line, so the hook filters for the right viewer. Naming the format as the fix, short lessons, gives a concrete reason to try again. Ending on lesson one asks for a small step.
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Script breakdown
- Hook
- I bought three courses and finished none.
- Body
- Short daily lessons finally fit my schedule.
- CTA
- Start with lesson one.
The exact prompt
Paste this into the EzUGC video generator, or use Make this ad to open it with everything set.
Vertical 9:16 handheld UGC video filmed on a phone, warm evening kitchen light. A man in his mid 40s with graying temples and glasses, wearing a rolled-sleeve blue shirt, sits at a kitchen table with a stack of thick textbooks on one side and an open laptop in front of him, its screen facing the camera and softly blurred. He looks at the camera with a rueful half smile and taps the pile of books, then slides the books aside, turns to the laptop and picks up a slim notebook with an easy, relieved expression. Natural handheld sway, shallow depth of field, warm pendant light above the table and a dim window behind. He speaks in a candid, self-deprecating voice: "I bought three courses and finished none. Short daily lessons finally fit my schedule. Start with lesson one." Native audio with his voice and faint kitchen sounds. No logos, no brand names and no printed text on any object, and the laptop screen shows nothing readable. No on-screen text, no captions, no watermarks. Realistic hands with five fingers, natural face, authentic social media style. The laptop faces the camera: only its keyboard and a softly blurred, unreadable screen are visible, and the back of the lid is never shown.
How to use this template
- 1
Open the generator
Click Make this ad and sign in. The prompt and the 8-second, 480p portrait settings are already filled.
- 2
Name the real frustration
Rewrite the first sentence around the thing your students struggle with, such as time, motivation or a lack of structure.
- 3
State the fix in your own terms
Replace short daily lessons with your real differentiator and keep it to one sentence the creator can say in a breath.
- 4
Run a hook test
Make three versions with different problems. They use 600 credits and give you three ad variants to compare.
Each render costs 200 credits.
Hook ideas for this format
- I bought three courses and finished none.
- My bookmarks folder is a graveyard of half-done courses.
- Every January I enroll, and every March I disappear.
- I had the time, I just had no structure.
- Ten hours of video felt like a wall to me.
- If you stop at module two every time, watch this.
It suits programs aimed at adults who have abandoned earlier courses. The first line works because that experience is common and easy to name.
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