
Ramp1. Bring a famous guest to a famous place
An unexpected pairing for a finance brand makes people stop and look.
- Pick a culture icon your audience loves
- Put them in an unexpected venue
- Post the photos the same night
- Let the visuals carry it
Our library holds 7 public Ramp marketing examples across its events, social posts, homepage and Google ads, each linked to the source. The recurring moves: bring a famous guest to a famous place, turn your own name into a joke and turn an ad series into a live event.
Updated · By Blake Emal · 7 real examples, each linked to its source
| Channel | Move | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Events | Bring a famous guest to a famous place | Link |
| Social posts | Turn your own name into a joke | Link |
| Social posts | Turn an ad series into a live event | Link |
| Landing pages | Turn a common saying into your headline | Link |
| Paid ads | Show the old way in your video ad | Link |
| Paid ads | Promise people never do a chore again | Link |
| Paid ads | Add a deadline to your search ad | Link |

RampAn unexpected pairing for a finance brand makes people stop and look.

RampPlaying on the brand name ties a trending moment back to Ramp in five words.

RampA running series with a live next episode gives people a reason to follow along.

RampA phrase everyone knows becomes a promise people remember.

RampSeeing the pain makes the fix obvious without a pitch.

RampNaming one hated chore is more vivid than a feature list.

RampA date gives the offer urgency without discounting.
In our library: events, social posts, homepage and Google ads. The library covers public examples only, so Ramp may use other channels too.
Bring a famous guest to a famous place: Pick a culture icon your audience loves; Turn your own name into a joke: Watch for news that touches your brand name; Turn an ad series into a live event: Make ads a numbered series.
Each one is a public page, post, ad or email with a link to the source, captured by Today’s Marketing in October 2026.