# Ad summary
The ad promotes Mindbodygreen's creatine brain+ supplement, presented by a female dietitian as a brain-boosting product, highlighting its ability to provide mental clarity, focus, memory and stable energy, without the side effects of stimulants. She says it helps the consumer feel focused and present, and make decisions without feeling mentally drained. It also references its creatine and citicolina ingredients and the brand’s website.
# Brand positioning
Mindbodygreen is presented as a forward-thinking wellness brand offering supplements that support both physical and mental performance. It positions itself as a science-backed alternative to traditional creatine supplements, appealing to health-conscious individuals seeking cognitive benefits without the use of stimulants. The brand aligns with a modern, health-focused lifestyle, emphasizing mental clarity, focus, and stable energy. It challenges the norm of creatine being solely associated with muscle building and extends its benefits to brain health, which suggests it is targeting a more holistic approach to wellness.
# Product
Mindbodygreen creatine brain+ is a dietary supplement designed to support both mind and exercise performance. It contains 5g of creatine and 500mg of Cognizin citicoline, with no added sugar. The supplement is available in raspberry and unflavored options, delivered in powder stick packs for daily use, mixed with water or other beverages. The key features promoted are its ability to fuel lean muscle and mental acuity, promote brain health and cognitive function, and support focus, memory, and mental processing. It addresses purchase barriers by emphasizing that it's not a stimulant, so it won't cause nervousness or a crash. The supplement is explicitly targeted towards individuals with a high mental demand, providing a stable, sustained energy for optimal brain function.
# Visual style
The ad has a polished, natural aesthetic, with bright lighting and clean visuals. The editing style combines quick cuts with static shots, creating a balanced rhythm that maintains engagement without feeling rushed. The ad features a hybrid production quality, blending the authenticity of UGC with commercial-level polish, which supports the approachable yet professional tone. The ad features split screens which supports the key messaging.
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# Call to action
SHOP.MINDBODYGREEN.COM
# Point of view
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# Storyline
- 00:00–00:02 The ad begins with a female dietitian speaking directly to the camera, establishing her professional credibility and framing the ad from her perspective. She states that not every supplement convinces her.
- 00:02–00:05 The dietitian transitions to a shot of the Mindbodygreen creatine brain+ product and explains why she shares this supplement, which has support and logic behind it. This message is coming from her perspective as a professional and provides the audience with a valid reason to trust her opinion.
- 00:05–00:11 The dietitian introduces creatine, acknowledging the common association with muscle building, but then explains that Mindbodygreen's formula is also made for the brain. The point of view is the brand is providing information to educate the customer about the product's full potential.
- 00:11–00:16 The dietitian emphasizes her authority, stating that as a dietitian who doesn't normally recommend supplements, she finds this product different. The perspective is meant to be professional, yet trustworthy.
- 00:16–00:22 The dietitian elaborates on the product's benefits, explaining that it contains 5g of creatine which supports physical performance as well as energy for brain cells. The perspective is from the brand’s point of view.
- 00:25–00:32 The dietitian references the supplement having citicoline, which is clinically studied, to help focus, memory, and mental processing. The angle is to highlight ingredients, thus the perspective is from the brand.
- 00:32–00:38 The dietitian states that the supplement is not a stimulant, therefore it doesn’t make a consumer nervous, accelerated, or jittery. Her intention is to address the consumers concern about side effects.
- 00:38–00:44 She compares the supplement to giving your brain fuel. Her intention is to show a consumer how it improves functioning with stable energy.
- 00:44–00:49 The dietitian explains how it is a part of her routine, on days when she needs mental clarity. The moment is coming from her perspective as a consumer.
- 00:49–00:59 The dietitian concludes with a recommendation, saying “it makes a difference” especially on long days when one needs to be focused, present and making decisions. The perspective is from a professional, to influence consumer purchasing decisions.