Where Infoblox's ads lose the buyer
Infoblox is running 15 live ads on LinkedIn and Google. Their average fit to their own ideal buyer is 6.7 out of 10, and 6 ads need fixing. Each ad below is one of Infoblox’s real live creatives, read straight from the ad libraries.
Infoblox’s live ads, scored against their buyer
- What makes PHP2Shell uniquely devastating isn’t just the flaw itself—it’s how AI, scored 7/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. Strong threat hook for security ops.
- 1,000 Organisations Benchmark DDI Strategies, scored 7/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. Credible benchmark number and three named pain points make this a strong lead magnet, but no preview of findings.
- Analyst Insight: The Downside of DIY DDI, scored 6/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. ESG analyst backing adds credibility but no teaser finding is shown, and the creative copy diverges to a generic brand line.
- Outsmart AI-Driven Attacks Prevent AI-Driven Attacks before They Begin, scored 7/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. Strong hook and clear Protective DNS story, but the e-book asset inside is not previewed enough to justify the gate.
- ESG: 9 Documented Risks of Non‑Enterprise DDI, scored 7/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. Named third-party study and a sharp stat land well, but the creative pivots to a generic 'Modernize Your DNS, Reduce Your Risk' message that dilutes the ESG hook.
- Die Folgen von Legacy-Netzwerken, scored 7/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. Crisp provocation and a visible e-book cover make the offer tangible, but no teaser finding inside the asset reduces download urgency.
- Be the Hunter, Not the Hunted, scored 7/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. The 82% stat is the strongest proof point in the set and the Protective DNS story is clear, but the e-book asset inside is not previewed beyond the CTA.
- Don’t Build Tomorrow on Legacy DNS, DHCP & IPAM, scored 7/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. Punchy rhetorical hook and visible e-book cover give the offer credibility, but no teaser finding from inside the asset is shared to push the download.
- Die wahren Kosten von veralteter DDI, scored 6/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. Headline lists real pain points but the creative pivots to a different hook, creating a split promise that weakens the overall message.
- DDI als erster Schritt zur IT-Modernisierung, scored 6/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. The text-line headline promises an IT modernization guide but the creative leads with a cloud-speed DDI hook, splitting the promise and reducing clarity.
- Build a Resilient Network Core with Infoblox Universal DDI, scored 6/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. Strong rhetorical hook and visible e-book cover, but this is nearly identical to ad 4 with no differentiation and no teaser finding to justify the download.
- 243% ROI with Infoblox DNS, scored 8/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. Three sharp numbers anchor a gated DNS guide squarely on the security buyer's pain, but the creative headline and text-line headline tell different stories.
- Stop Costly DNS Outages with Modern DDI, scored 8/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. Sharp pain-agitation hook on legacy Windows DDI lands perfectly on the network/infra buyer, and the e-book cover reinforces the modernization angle, but no preview of what is inside the asset.
- Open this book if you dare 🎃 📖 #HappyHalloween #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth, scored 5/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. Halloween brand moment is fun and on-brand for Cybersecurity Awareness Month but carries no buyer pain, no product hook, and no next step for the ICP.
- Infoblox makes DNS the first line of defense, blocking 90% of threats before the, scored 6/10 against Infoblox’s ideal buyer. The 90-percent threat-blocking stat is a strong proof point, and the generic shield visual adds nothing specific.
See Infoblox’s full live-ad board on AdRoast. Every creative scored against their ICP, with the exact fix for each.
Learn the method behind these scores: the AdRoast guides cover how to audit your ads against your ICP and why clicks do not turn into pipeline.