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Coffee ads that sell the taste, the freshness and the subscription

Specialty coffee buyers switch brands for three reasons: what it tastes like, how fresh it is and how easy it is to never run out. StoreToAds turns your product pages into ads for each one, built around the bag you actually ship.

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Three angles that move coffee

Taste

Name the notes and the origin. "Jasmine, peach, honey" from a washed Ethiopian is a reason to stop scrolling; "smooth and bold" is wallpaper. Keep the roast level honest, since shoppers read a dark image as a dark roast.

Freshness

If you roast to order or print roast dates, say it with a number. Freshness is one of the main reasons people leave supermarket coffee.

Subscription

Subscribe-and-save turns one order into many. Show the saving your store actually offers and how often bags arrive.

Whatever the angle, keep the bag larger than the beans, mugs and burlap. The label is what shoppers look for when they land on your store.

An example: Halden Ethiopia Guji

Halden is one of our fictional sample brands: a light roast at $21 for 340 g, 4.9 stars from 612 reviews, roasted every Monday and shipped within 48 hours, with 15% off on subscription. Our engine built four ads from that page, each on a different reason to buy:

Us-vs-them table: a typical supermarket bag against Halden's roast day, shipping time, single origin and subscription saving, all taken from the store.
Fictional sampleUs-vs-them table: a typical supermarket bag against Halden's roast day, shipping time, single origin and subscription saving, all taken from the store.

The other three were a tasting-notes ad, a review card led by "Like peach tea." and a big "48h" freshness ad.

How it works

How StoreToAds makes it

  1. 01

    Paste your store

    Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, PrestaShop or any store with product pages. Origins, processes and notes come from each coffee's page.

  2. 02

    Offers read from your pages

    Subscription discounts and free-shipping thresholds your store states are used as written and checked like every price.

  3. 03

    One batch, many angles

    Taste, freshness, comparison, ritual and offer ads in one batch, with different layouts, photos and background tones so they never look alike.

  4. 04

    Send and learn

    On weekly plans, send ads to Meta as paused drafts. When results come in, next Monday's batch leans on the angle that sold.

Examples

Fictional sample brands. Drag across an ad to see the store photo it was made from; our engine designed each one from that photo and the store's data.

Sample stores
The finished Halden ad: Social proofHalden Ethiopia Guji, Light Roast: the product photo from the store

Halden

Coffee

Ethiopia Guji, Light Roast

  • Price checked
  • Reviews checked
  • 5 sizes

Reason to buy: Social proof

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Questions

Can the ad say "roasted this week"?

Only if your store says it. Freshness claims, roast days and shipping times have to appear on your pages, just like prices.

I sell beans and brewing gear. Can I advertise both?

Yes. Any product with a page and a good photo can carry an ad. Use the notes in Your brief to tell a batch which products to focus on.

Will the ads mention my subscription?

If your store offers one, it can be the reason to buy in an offer ad. Add the exact saving to Must say in Your brief to keep it in every ad of a batch.

Keep exploring

  • 3 free ads when your spot opens
  • Starter $29/month
  • Growth $99/month, 7-day free trial
  • Pro $149 · Scale $199
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
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