Too much promotion in an ad dilutes image and dulls equity

Too much promotion in an ad dilutes image and dulls equity
With ad branding, more is mostly more, but here’s a case where less is more.
“New” sometimes speaks for itself, but a strong ad would amplify it more.
A question headline can work when the answer is directly in reach.
Ad attracts. Simple. Fresh product shot, good copy, leads one to learn more.
Misdirection’s a significant failing in print advertising.
Baldwin and crew make brain mush fun, but engagement can’t beat persuasion.
What can words add to this beautiful imagery? More precise meaning.
Perhaps not very efficient, but certainly very effective.
Using two thirds a commercial for jokes is at least one third too much.