I actually struggled a bit to figure out how to make these; Like scheduling posts, instagram and facebooks ads are done in the same place, so it hard to tell which is which of the two above screenshots.
So while a bit roughly made, I still think these have the potential of attracting customers should they ever actually be published. Even if it isn't super flashy, the ads are still aesthetically pleasing and can subtly draw the viewers eye. Buttons leading to an external site are positioned ideally for ease of access should customers want to view whats in stock or the seasonal event items.
I am unsure if I am supposed to have a twitter business page for weed em and reap florals, but since I did not in the making of this I simply used my personal account to make an ad. It was tricky because I couldnt just upload a new post straight from the ad maker, but had to make a previously existing post become the ad. I have never posted on twitter before so no posts were even available to me, but I eventually figured it out. I'm unfamiliar with twitter ads and don't know how they are typically formatted, but just from the looks I can deduce that facebook and instagrams ads are more business friendly- offering external links and templates for advertisement all in one convenient location.
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