Show personal health data on screen. Numbers feel more real than claims.
Broken down by Jonas, a former Meta growth lead, from Oura's live ads in the Meta Ad LibraryOura's ads show the app dashboard, sleep score 92, readiness score 85, heart rate variability trending up. The data IS the creative. This works because health tracking products have an inherent proof problem: how do you show that a ring improves your sleep? You can't film someone sleeping better. But you can show a number going up. The dashboard screenshot turns an invisible benefit into a visible metric. The viewer thinks 'I want my number to be 92 too', which requires buying the ring first.
Works for any product that generates personal data, fitness trackers, nutrition apps, financial tools, productivity software. The key: the data must feel actionable and personal. Showing an abstract dashboard doesn't work. Showing YOUR score, YOUR trend, YOUR improvement does. For ads, use the most impressive-looking data point as the hero. If your app tracks 20 metrics, pick the one that makes people say 'I want to know mine.'
This breakdown is built from Oura's active ads, running for 8+ weeks at the time of writing, a signal the format is still working. See the current set for yourself in Meta's public Ad Library.