Wanderu Demand Gen — static assets

Ad Group #1, Re-engage Travelers & Searchers. Two concepts: a price pack that argues the fare, and a zero-text scene pack that argues it with no words at all. Every figure is measured from Snowflake, not asserted — see README.md for provenance, the copy budgets and the pre-ship checklist.

36 assets · prices pulled 2026-08-13 · all under the 5 MB cap · copy area 8.5–17.5% against a 20% budget, 0% on the scene pack

Concept 4 — “The Journey” zero text

No headline, no price, no wordmark — the template loads no fonts at all. Demand Gen renders the headline, description, business name and logo as separate assets, so the image carries none of it, and this measures 0% copy area. Depth comes from occlusion: the bus tops out below the towers, so the city reads behind it.

1.91:1 · 1200×628

S1_day · Day
S2_dusk · Dusk
S3_night · Night

1:1 · 1200×1200

S1_day · Day
S2_dusk · Dusk
S3_night · Night

4:5 · 1200×1500

S1_day · Day
S2_dusk · Dusk
S3_night · Night

9:16 · 1080×1920

S1_day · Day
S2_dusk · Dusk
S3_night · Night

Concepts 1 & 2 — route + price measured fares

A = corridor recall, one route and one fare. B = bus vs train, both fares in one card, deliberately paired so the answer flips: Philadelphia’s train is cheaper, Boston’s bus is. Every price is the p10 per-seat amount actually paid, trailing 12 months, rounded up — and it is the all-in amount charged, not a fare that grows at checkout.

1.91:1 · 1200×628

A1_nyc_bos
A2_nyc_dc
A3_nyc_phl
A4_nyc_bwi
B1_nyc_phl
B2_nyc_bos

1:1 · 1200×1200

A1_nyc_bos
A2_nyc_dc
A3_nyc_phl
A4_nyc_bwi
B1_nyc_phl
B2_nyc_bos

4:5 · 1200×1500

A1_nyc_bos
A2_nyc_dc
A3_nyc_phl
A4_nyc_bwi
B1_nyc_phl
B2_nyc_bos

9:16 · 1080×1920

A1_nyc_bos
A2_nyc_dc
A3_nyc_phl
A4_nyc_bwi
B1_nyc_phl
B2_nyc_bos