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Harbor Lane

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  • Stills: 3 running
  • Motion: 1 running, 12 minutes queued
  • Copy: 0 running
  • Type & layout: 2 running

Motion queued 12 min

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One offer, three angles on it, and every shape Meta and Google will take — cut together so the message is the same wherever it lands. What changes between them is the frame, and the frame is where it goes wrong.

The message, once

Everything in this flight carries it. What changes between the cuts is the angle it is said from, and the shape it is said in.

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SPEND DESKBR-2026-138Ad set · Subscription prospectingIn reviewdue 16 SepSB · design

A subscription you forget about until the bag turns up.

Offer, unchanged from the flight already running: First bag half price, cancel any time.

  1. 1

    Habit · Three bags in, you stop thinking about it.

    The offer from the customer's side: the point is that it stops being a decision.

  2. 2

    Freshness · Roasted Tuesday, posted Tuesday.

    The thing a supermarket cannot say, stated plainly and without a comparison.

  3. 3

    Choice · Same coffee every month, or never the same twice.

    For the half of the list who subscribe to be surprised rather than to be supplied.

Three angles rather than three offers. The thing being sold is identical in all of them, which is what makes a flight like this quick to check and uninteresting to a regulator.

9 cuts, 3 hooks

Drawn at the ratio each platform actually takes

Habit

Three bags in, you stop thinking about it.

Image & video models
Bags of coffee on a shelf

Three bags in, you stop thinking about it

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Meta feed · 1:1 · 1080 × 1080

Bags of coffee on a shelf

Three bags in, you stop thinking about it

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Meta feed · 4:5 · 1080 × 1350

Bags of coffee on a shelf

Three bags in, you stop thinking about it

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Meta reels · 9:16 · 1080 × 1920

Held · the headline is under the furniture

2 of 3 clear; Meta reels held.

Freshness

Roasted Tuesday, posted Tuesday.

Image & video models
Roasted beans, close

Roasted Tuesday, posted Tuesday

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Meta feed · 1:1 · 1080 × 1080

Roasted beans, close

Roasted Tuesday, posted Tuesday

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Google 1:1 · 1:1 · 1200 × 1200

Roasted beans, close

Roasted Tuesday, posted Tuesday

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Google 1.91:1 · 1.91:1 · 1910 × 1000

All 3 clear on every rule.

Choice

Same coffee every month, or never the same twice.

Image & video models

Same coffee every month, or never the same twice

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Meta feed · 1:1 · 1080 × 1080

Same coffee every month, or never the same twice

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Meta reels · 9:16 · 1080 × 1920

Same coffee every month, or never the same twice

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Google 1:1 · 1:1 · 1200 × 1200

All 3 clear on every rule.

The one that is held

Meta ads · Reels · 9:16 · 1080 × 1920. The shape is right and the words are fine; the headline is sitting where the platform draws its own.

Computed
Bags of coffee on a shelf

Three bags in, you stop thinking about it

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9:16 · 1080 × 1920 · Meta reels

Stops it · 1Nothing is handed over while one of these is failing

  • Headline clear of the platform's furniture· 100 per cent of the headline sits under the caption and buttons at the bottomA covered headline is worse than a cropped one: the export looks perfect and the words are behind a button on every phone that sees it.

8 clear

5 not applicable here

Meta reelsSafe area: 24 per cent along the bottom, 14 down the right

This one does not go back to the render line. Type is set on a layout layer over the picture rather than drawn into it, so the headline moves up out of the furniture and the file is exported again — minutes, and nothing on the motion line.

What the Desk says is spent

Quoted, not measured. The studio noticed the series was old; the figures in this column belong to the other desk.

Spend Desk
CreativeLiveWhat the Desk saidReplaced by
First flight · C · roast date stamp, closead-2026-07-sub-c50 dSpend Desk: 50 days live, click-through down 68 per cent against its own first week, with spend held flat and a seven-day frequency of 4.6.Choice
Second flight · A · bag on the doormatad-2026-08-sub-a22 dSpend Desk: 22 days live, click-through down 34 per cent against its own first week, with spend held flat.Habit
Second flight · B · the subscription box, openedad-2026-08-sub-b22 dSpend Desk: 22 days live, click-through down 39 per cent against its own first week, with spend held flat.Freshness

There is no click-through, no cost and no return anywhere on this page, and that is deliberate: the studio does not grade its own creative. Those figures live on the Spend Desk, which is also where the request for this flight came from.

What happens to these

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Approved cuts go to the Spend Desk as a series. The Desk decides which of them runs, against which audience and for how much; the studio does not set a budget, pick a winner or claim one. That is why there is no performance figure anywhere on this page — the only numbers here are pixels, seconds and characters.

Approve or send back BR-2026-138 in review

Nothing new is promised in any of the 9: the offer is the one already running, word for word, which is what keeps a series like this boring and legal. 8 are clear on every rule, and the one that is held does not hold the rest — the series goes over without it while it is cut again.

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