The oldest DR trick, art-directed like a fashion ad. The crossed-out anchor does 90% of the selling before a word gets read.
Vertical 4:5 direct-response bundle ad on one flat electric background color — [BG COLOR — e.g. "bright cyan"]. Top center: a small yellow warning-triangle icon, then a mock-warning headline in black sentence case with its key phrase set in italic inside quotation marks, verbatim: "[HEADLINE — e.g. "Consider this your "stock up now" sign"]". Middle: the full bundle — [PRODUCT RANGE — e.g. "six Zumo high-fiber granola boxes, each front panel a different bright flavor color"] — arranged as one tight, friendly group shot with soft contact shadows, packs overlapping naturally. Beneath the group, a letterspaced white caps kicker: "[KICKER — e.g. "SUBSCRIBE AND SAVE"]". Then a full-width pale tint band holding the price-anchor pair side by side: on the left, small caps "BEFORE" over a large price in ghosted mid-grey, "[OLD PRICE — e.g. "$64.00"]"; on the right, small caps "NOW" over the same-size price in solid black, "[NEW PRICE — e.g. "$38.40"]" — the grey-versus-black weight contrast does the persuading, no strikethrough needed. Bottom, white type on the background color: "[OFFER LEAD — e.g. "Buy 6 boxes and get:"]" then one line of freebies separated by vertical bars: "[FREEBIES — e.g. "FREE 2x boxes | FREE Bowl and Spoon | FREE Shipping"]". Bold geometric sans throughout. All numerals and words exact and unwarped, no real logos, no clutter, no watermark.