IPORT · Already-have-iPads · Healthcare
Everything here already existed. It came out of the check-in campaign, exactly as Debbie asked, and none of it has ever run. Tap any image for the full-size file.
All three ratios exist for each, so Feed, Stories and Reels are all usable rather than letterboxed. That was the gap that forced Feed-only last time.
The MultiDock fills the frame and the headline promises hardware. Charging is what the page actually sells, so for the first time the image and the page say the same thing. No dental signage anywhere in frame. Her own team flagged this concept “Client Preferred” back in June and it was never run.
The headline is almost word for word the page’s promise. The scene leans more check-in than the copy does, so run it behind S13-O1 rather than level with it.
Same headline as the lead ad, different scenes, for creative rotation so the audience doesn’t burn out on one image. Both have the ceramic tooth in frame, which narrows them to dental — fine as variants, wrong as the lead.
“Images that were never run” is mostly this set, and most of it promises software. That is the promise that produced 56 leads who all wanted software.
“Check-in runs itself.” IPORT does not make check-in run itself — the intake app does. Our own messaging rule forbids the claim.
“Check-in without the clipboard.” Same software promise, pointed at a page that sells charging and protection.
Debbie excluded V3 and V3-ALT herself on 24 June. Flagged Do Not Run in the gallery.
On hold pending white Pillar mount inventory. Also the two engine renders, which have an unapproved $499 burned into the pixels.