DTC Banner Ads

Talk About TD dynamic ads

These dynamic banner ads feature a hypothetical patient named Tricia as the entry point into the TD conversation. Through Tricia’s experience developing tardive dyskinesia after taking antipsychotics, patients with undiagnosed TD are encouraged to take the first step in learning about their involuntary movements. The CTA drives users to register on the site through a gated patient brochure. Wrote, revised, fact-checked, referenced, annotated, and obtained regulatory approval.

Talk About TD static ads

These static banner ads herald the launch of the unbranded DTC “Talk About TD” Campaign. By establishing the causes and impact of tardive dyskinesia (TD), patients with undiagnosed TD are encouraged to take the first step in learning about their involuntary movements. The CTA drives registration through a gated patient brochure. Wrote, revised, fact-checked, referenced, annotated, and obtained regulatory approval.

Neurocrine expanding banner ad

This expanding banner ad employs symptomatic videos to convey the intricacies of tardive dyskinesia (TD) and capture the users’ attention. The hero question invites patients to consider whether their involuntary movements could be tardive dyskinesia. Wrote, revised, fact-checked, referenced, annotated, and obtained regulatory approval.

Neurocrine dynamic banner ad

This dynamic banner ad employs symptomatic videos to convey the intricacies of TD and capture the users’ attention. Wrote, revised, fact-checked, referenced, annotated, and obtained regulatory approval.