# Ad summary
A woman talks about attending a women's health event with Thorne. She discusses women's health, hormones, and libido, and how these topics are not talked about. She mentions being a mom and some of the changes that occur after becoming a mom including sleep patterns, energy levels and libido. She states that libido should not be an embarrassing topic, but instead is part of women's health and women should be taking care of their bodies.
# Brand positioning
The ad features Thorne, a brand focused on women's health and wellness. Thorne aims to be a resource for women, providing information and solutions to address hormonal changes, libido, and overall well-being, especially for women in their 30s and mothers. The brand values open communication and destigmatizing conversations around women's health issues. Thorne positions itself as an advocate for women prioritizing their bodies and health, and pushing against the norm of silence or embarrassment around these topics. The brand's positioning is both functional, in providing health solutions, and emotional, in empowering women to take care of themselves.
# Product
This ad primarily focuses on brand awareness, using a women's health event with Thorne as a catalyst to discuss women's libido and hormone changes that occur during motherhood and in their 30s. No specific product details or USPs are mentioned in the ad.
# Visual style
The ad has a UGC feel with a polished, authentic aesthetic. It is shot in a well-lit room with natural lighting, creating a soft and inviting atmosphere. The editing style consists of static shots with smooth transitions, maintaining a consistent and steady pace throughout the video. The focus is primarily on the speaker's face and expressions, emphasizing her message and creating a personal connection with the audience. The production quality is a hybrid of UGC and polished commercial, making it feel relatable while maintaining a professional look.
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# Call to action
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# Storyline
- 00:00–00:11 The creator addresses women in their 30s, mentioning she will be 35 soon, inviting them to listen as she discusses personal changes in her body, but she is struggling to put it into words.
- 00:11–00:18 She shares that she recently attended a women's health event with Thorne and after learning about women's libido and hormones, she realized what was missing.
- 00:19–00:28 She states that, as a Southeast Asian, topics like women's health, hormones, and libido are not discussed, leading to a disservice to women.
- 00:28–00:44 She mentions becoming a mom four and a half years ago, leading to changes in her body, sleep patterns, energy levels, and libido, which she initially attributed to motherhood.
- 00:44–00:50 The creator poses the question of women are always tired, touched out and always pouring into everyone's cup, but no one is replenishing yours?
- 00:51–01:09 The creator explains that libido is not just about intimacy, but also connected to stress, sleep, hormones, mood, and the nervous system. Thus when someone is exhausted all the time, it's hard to feel calm and rested.
- 01:09–01:34 The creator discusses how the turning point for her was realizing that as women we tend to blame ourselves. She asks, "What am I not giving my body? What am I depriving my body of?"
- 01:34–01:47 She expresses that the answer was not prioritizing herself, and states this is what she appreciated about learning with Thorne, that libido should not be an embarrassing side topic.