A fresh batch of UGC-style video for Meta every month, tested against itself, with budget moving to whatever sells. Built from your category's research, not a prompt.
New creative every month. No long-term contracts.
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Your product is good and your media buying is fine. What keeps stalling is the thing in between: the creative.
The same three ads have run for two months. The audience has seen them all, CPA climbs every week, and the only fix is new creative you don't have.
Three weeks of back-and-forth, a few hundred dollars per clip, and one usable take. You can't build a testing program on that supply.
So you're the creative department, sourcing, briefing, chasing. The campaigns wait on you, and you're the bottleneck.
Two videos a month isn't a test, it's a guess. Finding a winning hook takes volume, and volume is exactly what you can't get.
The system is built around one loop: produce, test, cut the losers, scale what wins, repeat. Every month.
A monthly batch of creator-style ads, each a different hook or angle: problem-first, demo, testimonial-style, comparison. How many static and video pieces land each month is set by the plan you pick, and those numbers are published on the ad creative plans. Built from your product, your offer, your buyers' own words, and an audit of which ads your competitors are running on Meta and which ones they have kept live longest.
Campaigns on your own Meta account. Every hook runs against the others from day one; losers get cut fast and the winners get the spend. Ad spend is never marked up.
One report, in the numbers a store actually runs on: what went in, what it sold, and what each purchase cost, by ad, so you can see which creative is carrying the account.
Not because it's new. Because it removes the three things that stall most ad accounts: waiting on creative, not having enough of it, and paying too much for each piece.
A batch in days, not weeks. When the offer changes on a Tuesday, the ad reflects it by Thursday, not next month, after a reshoot.
Finding a hook that works is a numbers game. A batch of variations every month is a test you can read. Two pieces a month is a guess dressed up as a strategy.
A creator spot runs hundreds of dollars for one usable take. AI production costs a fraction of that, which is the only reason monthly volume is affordable at all.
Every ad is on brand, on message, and approved by you before it runs. No waiting on a creator's mood, schedule or interpretation of the brief.
You keep running the business. The creative and the campaigns run on a cycle that doesn't stop.
A short onboarding call, then the real work: your reviews, your buyers' own words, and an audit of what your top competitors are running right now in Meta Ad Library. That decides the angles, the hooks and the format before anything gets generated.
You approve the concepts, then the videos get produced and the campaigns launch on your own account. Every variation runs against the others from day one.
Losing hooks get cut, winning ones get the budget, and a fresh batch replaces what's tiring. You get the report; the cycle keeps turning.
Each piece below is labeled: demo work is real research with no client relationship confirmed, client work is a confirmed engagement with a result that can be backed up from the ad account.
From $1,500 a month. Plans are sized by how much static and video you get, because in ecommerce, creative volume is what testing runs on. Every plan includes the research, the creative (image and video), the Meta account management and the report. What changes is how much lands each month.
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I've spent 5+ years managing paid media for companies in Argentina, the U.S. and Canada. The pattern never changed: the targeting was fine, the campaigns were fine, and the whole thing lived or died on whether there was a fresh creative to test that week.
So I stopped waiting on creative and started producing it. Now the ads and the media come from the same place, and the only thing that gets handed off is the report.
A free strategy call: what your competitors are running in Meta Ad Library right now, which angles are worth testing first in your category, and what the first batch would look like for your brand.
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