@girlinbluestudios
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@girlinbluestudios If I were to create a burger brand - this is how I’d do it using @picsart ‘s many tools to help me create a well-rounded concept! Thanks @picsart ! #picsart #sponsored #branding #marketing
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Video #5007 · Greenscreen Talking Head
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The creator presents a detailed hypothetical case study for a wellness-focused burger brand called "Bad Burgers." She outlines the brand concept, details three unique menu items, proposes a social media marketing campaign called "Bad Advice," and demonstrates how she would use the Picsart app to create the campaign's visual assets.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 35%
If I were to create a burger brand
Verbal hook · 20%
If I were to create a burger brand, this is how I'd do it.
Visual hook · 45%
A high-quality, centered shot of a cheeseburger against a vibrant, textured green background of kale, creating strong visual contrast and immediate subject focus.
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A centered against a — the visual that opens a hypothetical brand concept breakdown.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A hypothetical 'what if' scenario that frames the video as a creative exercise, inviting the viewer into a thought experiment.
Payoff
A direct question to the audience, asking for their buy-in or opinion on the fully-realized concept to drive engagement and comments.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Hypothetical Build
Presenting a step-by-step creation of a novel concept, starting with a counterintuitive premise and resolving it by showcasing the full execution from idea to tangible product and marketing.
The Contrarian Hook
A core element of the concept is revealed that seems to contradict the premise (e.g., a 'bad' name for a 'good' product), creating an immediate curiosity gap.
The Logic Reveal
The initial confusion is resolved by explaining the clever reasoning, acronym, or gimmick behind the contrarian element, providing an 'aha' moment.
The Value Proposition
The creator explains how this concept uniquely positions itself against the standard market or common perceptions, establishing its unique selling point.
The Product Manifestation
The abstract concept is made concrete by detailing specific, thematically named examples of the product or service, making the idea feel real and desirable.
The Go-To-Market Strategy
The creator outlines a signature promotional or marketing campaign that reinforces the brand's unique identity, showing a complete and well-rounded vision.
The Execution Demo
The creator provides a mini-tutorial, showing how a specific tool or process is used to bring the marketing concept to life, adding a layer of practical value and often integrating a sponsorship.
The Concept Payoff
The final, executed piece of marketing is revealed, delivering a punchline or slogan that neatly summarizes the brand's core idea and provides a satisfying conclusion to the creative journey.
If I were to create a burger brand - this is how I’d do it using @picsart ‘s many tools to help me create a well-rounded concept! Thanks @picsart ! #picsart #sponsored #branding #marketing
title · beginning
If I were to create a burger brand
title · beginning
This is how I'd do it
branding · middle
BAD BURGERS
branding · middle
BAD advice
branding · middle
BAD ADVICE
informational · middle
Garlic, Turmeric And Greens Are Your Immunity Dream... Yes... even If They Come In A Bun
branding · middle
Picsart
If I were to create a burger brand, this is how I'd do it. I'd call it Bad Burgers, which would stand for balanced and delicious burgers. The whole concept would be a tongue in cheek flip on what burgers usually are. Burgers have always been branded as greasy, guilty, naughty. Bad Burgers would take that same indulgent energy, but make it clean, nourishing, and wellness coated. There would be three burgers on the menu. The Glass Skin Better for that collagen glow with salmon, avocado, cucumber, slaw, and spirulina mayo. The Daily Cleanse Burger, a probiotic packed for your gut with turkey or veggie patty, sauerkraut, and fennel. And The Bodyguard, your immunity shield with chicken, turmeric aioli, and garlic green. I would create a signature campaign series on socials, which good be called Bad Advice, and I would use PicsArt to help me create the posts. Bad Advice would be a signature wellness series where we share actually helpful health tips, but in the cheeky, tongue in cheek bad better voice. For example, this week's advice would be about immunity and energy. I would create this post using one of pixart's templates and educate people on how things you eat can also shield your health, not just supplements. There you have it. Garlic, turmeric, and greens are your immunity tier. Yes, even if they come in a bun. Would you buy this? You know I would.