You need to be careful when implicitly imitating a competitor's brand style in your advertising content to avoid copyright infringement or legal issues. Here are some strategies that can be used to improve your product's competitiveness while remaining legal: 1. **Identify core elements**: Analyze your competitor's brand style and find out its core elements, such as color matching, font selection, image style, language tone, etc. These elements are often key components of their brand image. 2. **Flexible use of color**: If your competitor uses a certain color scheme, you can choose similar but different tones or combinations to create a similar visual feeling. 3. **Borrowing language tone**: Observe the language style of your competitors and determine whether it tends to be formal, humorous, innovative, etc. Then adjust the tone in your own ads, but use different expressions and wording. 4. **Imagery and design elements**: If your competitor's visual style is minimalist or modern, consider adopting similar design concepts, but make sure to use original images and design elements. 5. **Creative combination**: Combine multiple features of competitors to create a new and unique style. For example, combine their visual elements with your own corporate culture or product highlights. 6. **Focus on user experience**: Imitate the user interaction features of competitors, such as quick response or a specific customer service style, but improve them through innovative technology or personalized services. 7. **Market research**: Conduct consumer research to understand their preferences for competitors, so as to understand which elements of imitation may have a positive impact. 8. **Legal consultation**: Before starting to imitate, consult a legal expert to ensure that there is no copyright or trademark infringement in the imitation. The above strategies help you maintain the uniqueness and compliance of your brand while improving the competitiveness of your products.