How do I make a Wanted-Poster Ad?

Puts a bounty on the problem your product kills. Villain framing makes you the hero without listing a single feature.

model⚡ GPT Image
agency would charge$1,400
you'll spend~$1
runs onMeta · X

EXAMPLE — MADE WITH THIS EXACT PROMPT

Wanted-Poster Ad example ad

THE PROMPT — COPY, SWAP THE BRACKETS, RUN

Vertical 4:5 old-west WANTED poster printed on aged parchment with torn edges and foxing stains, pinned by two rusted tacks to weathered barn wood that fills the frame behind it. Top: giant distressed slab-serif woodtype "WANTED", full width. Beneath in smaller letterspaced caps: "DEAD OR ALIVE". Center: an engraved 19th-century woodcut-style illustration of [VILLAIN — e.g. "a menacing mosquito with tiny crossed six-shooters"], dense crosshatching, sepia ink. Below the portrait, a printed charge line: "FOR CRIMES AGAINST [VICTIM — e.g. "SUMMER EVENINGS"]". Then the reward block in bold: "REWARD: [OFFER — e.g. "ZANZA REPELLENT — 20% OFF FIRST BOTTLE"]". Bottom: a thin printer's rule, then "[URL — e.g. "ZANZA.COM"]" flanked by two small star ornaments. Angled across the lower corner, a red rubber-stamp overlay reading "LAST SEEN IN YOUR BACKYARD", slightly distressed. Letterpress impression pressed into the paper, ink coverage a little uneven but every line straight on its baseline, legible and correctly spelled; sepia palette with the single red stamp accent; no photographic product shot, no modern fonts, no watermark.

HOW TO RUN IT

  1. Cast the problem your product kills as the villain — never a competitor by name.
  2. Check the woodtype header; regenerate if WANTED bends or blurs.
  3. Run on Meta and X; the poster also works printed for markets and pop-ups.
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