Sebastian Tundis
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Sebastian Tundis
@Sebtundis
A normal Human Being that loves travelling and discovering the world :) . Time is our most Important Asset!. El tiempo es nuestro valor mas preciado!
Lisbon Bergabung Temmuz 2011
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I’m from a small Italian village.
• Failed at soccer
• Lost $60 in crypto
• Failed at network marketing
But I recently made $39,000 in just 29 days.
How? Selling 90-page eBooks.
The best part? I didn’t write a single word.
Now, I’m giving away my entire system and strategies.
Like this + comment “Inspire”
I’ll send you the guide.
Usually $79.
Free for the first 500 people who comment.


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You can make $7,000/month with ChatGPT + a laptop + 60 mins/day.
No fancy skills. No team. No ads.
Just a repeatable system.
Normally I’d charge $89 for this.
But for the next 24 hours, it’s FREE.
Like + comment “HUSTLE” and I’ll DM you the guide.
(You must be following me so I can send it.)

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Nano Banana + Make UGC + Gemini = AI Content Factory
No actors.
No photo shoots.
No ghost creator.
No wasted samples.
Here’s what I did:
- One AI runs in the background
- Content posts 2× daily, automated
- Niches with proven demand
- Winning styles recreated with AI
Monetized with affiliates + brand deals.
Scales across multiple pages.
Set it up once.
Let AI run it.
Comment “Agent” and I’ll send it to you.
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Let me break down something that's absolutely critical if you want to succeed with Meta ads in 2025...
(BTW, say "Seven" below and I'll send you my 7 Ways To Get Your Ads To Work Better)
The game has completely shifted from targeting to creatives.
This is something I keep hammering because most advertisers still haven't caught on. They're spending hours tweaking their targeting when they should be focusing on their creative game.
Here's the reality: Meta is a creative-hungry machine. It constantly needs fresh content to feed to your audiences. And one of the biggest reasons campaigns die is because advertisers aren't refreshing their creatives often enough.
==== The New Scaling Paradigm
Here's how scaling works in 2025:
- You don't scale by finding new audiences
- You scale by showing new creatives to the SAME audiences
The path from $100/day to $500/day to $1,000/day to $2,000/day isn't about finding magical new targeting/audiences combinations.
It's about consistently feeding Meta fresh creatives that it can show to your existing working audiences.
We've seen this play out across every single account we manage. The ones that scale successfully are the ones constantly testing new creative angles, formats, and messages.
==== Our Exact Creative Testing System
So how do we consistently test 20-40 new creatives every month across our client accounts? We've developed a simple system that anyone can implement:
1. Weekly Creative Production Schedule
We have a weekly cadence with our team/client's team:
- Thursday/Friday: Our designers deliver new creative concepts
- Monday: We launch these new creatives (again, to existing audiences)
This consistent rhythm ensures we always have fresh content in the pipeline.
The key here is batching the work. Our designers know exactly what's expected each week, and our media buyers know exactly when to expect new creatives.
2. The Magic Number: 5
I've found that launching creatives in batches of 5 is the sweet spot.
Why 5?
IDK man, I like it lmao.
But seriously, launching 5 new ads every week is something that EVERYONE can do.
And it's perfect for weekly testing cycles
So if we're aiming for 20-30 new creative concepts per month, that translates to 5-10 new images or videos launching every single week.
3. The Duplication Method
Instead of creating new campaigns or ad sets for these new creatives, we just:
- Identify our best-performing ad sets or campaigns
- Duplicate them exactly (same audience, same placements, same budget)
- Replace the creatives with our new batch
- Keep the copy that's already proven to work
That's it.
By duplicating existing winners, we're guaranteed to be showing these new creatives to audiences that have already shown interest.
4. Copy Considerations
A quick note on copy: We're seeing short, punchy copy absolutely crush it right now. Think 2-3 lines max.
Long-form storytelling still has its place for certain objectives, but for pure performance, short copy paired with strong creatives is winning big time.
==== Managing Multiple Ad Sets
Here's where most people get confused. If you follow this system, you'll end up with multiple ad sets targeting the exact same audience.
Isn't that bad? Won't they compete against each other?
No. That's completely fine.
You don't really need to worry about overlap until you're at $5k/day on ads (especially if your audiences are in the millions).
In fact, it's exactly what you want.
I typically have 5-10 ad sets within a campaign, all targeting identical audiences, just with different creatives.
All going at $50/$100/$200/day.
The key difference is that we're using ad set level budgets for this approach (not campaign budget optimization). This gives each creative concept a fair chance to prove itself.
=== The Management System
As these multiple ad sets run, we manage them based strictly on KPIs:
- Red (significantly underperforming): Stop them
- Yellow (around target KPI): Leave them alone
- Green (exceeding targets): Scale them
=== A Real Case Study
For example, my Rapid Scale Framework went from $30/day to $150/day just by doing this.
For another client, we're at $500/day and scaling.
But here's what's even more interesting - the winners aren't always the ones we expect. Sometimes the creative our team thought would bomb ends up being the runaway success.
(This happens a lot lately lmao).
That's why testing at scale is so crucial. It removes opinions from the equation and lets the market decide.
==== oH bUt tHiS iS nOt a sPlIt tEsT bEcaUsE FB wIll NoT sPeNd eVenLy... blah blah
I know.
I don't care.
I'm just trying to see what Facebook likes and scale those.
=== How To Implement This In Your Business
If you want to adopt this approach, here's how to get started:
=== For Solo Marketers or Small Teams:
Set a realistic creative goal
If you can't do 20-40 creatives a month, start with 5-10. The key is consistency. And having a process.
- Create templates
Use tools like Canva to create templates so you can quickly swap out headlines, images, and offers.
- Batch your creative work
Set aside one day per week just for creative production.
- Follow the same duplication process
Start with your best ad sets and duplicate them for your new creatives.
=== For Agencies or Larger Teams:
- Establish clear processes
Document exactly how creatives should be requested, created, delivered, and launched.
- Create a creative brief template
This ensures your designers have all the information they need.
- Set up a creative calendar
Map out themes and concepts weeks in advance.
- Implement a tagging system
Label all your creatives so you can easily track which concepts are performing best so you can do more of them.
==== Common Mistakes To Avoid
1. Killing Creatives Too Quickly
Give each creative enough time and budget to prove itself. A minimum of 2x your target CPA in spend is a good rule of thumb.
2. Not Documenting What Works
Keep a swipe file of your winning creatives. This becomes invaluable for informing future creative directions.
Create more variations of what's working.
3. Reinvening the wheel.
Sometimes we'll just make small tweaks to a working creative and we infuse new life into the campaign.
==== The Bottom Line
The advertisers who win in 2025 aren't going to be the ones with the perfect targeting strategy. They're going to be the ones who can consistently produce and test new creative concepts at scale.
Think about it this way: Meta's algorithm gets smarter every day at finding the right people. But it still needs YOU to give it the right creatives to show those people.
So stop obsessing over targeting tweaks and audience hacks. Instead, build a system for consistently testing new creatives. That's where the real leverage is in today's advertising landscape.
(BTW, say "Seven" below and I'll send you my 7 Ways To Get Your Ads To Work Better)
Enjoy!
- Hernan

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@ferraribsas Gracias @ferraribsas, Tu tweet fue onda maquina del tiempo, se me vino Todo la recorrida de bares. El temple bar con Hernan etc.
Una vez estacionamos frente a la embajada de no me acuerdo donde y nos llevaron el auto😂🤦
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Recuerdo los primeros St. Patrick’s Day en Buenos Aires.
EI epicentro era la calle Reconquista, muy bien organizados por los Pubs, desaparecieron casi todos y por las marcas, Guinness y Jameson eran centrales.
Hoy metés una promoción con 2 Pintas de Schneider, Papas con Cheddar, 2 Globos Verdes, 2 GIobos BIancos, anima Patricio EstreIIa el de Bob Esponja y estamos eh.
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@JoacoCGE22 Es tremendo ver Los comentarios, se llevaron comprension y analisis de texto a Marzo. Debajo del titulo de la cuenta dice Cuenta Parodia y no lo ven...🤦😂🫠
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➡️Sigue en 15$ DE POR VIDA, cuando salga la versión estable subirá a 30$
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@NudistaI Como diria un profe que tuve en Mkt de servicios, Todo es relativo segun desde El Punto de vista que SE mire. Osea para Vos puede SER una COSA y para otro puede ser diferente y ambas estan Bien 😂. Pero yo me quedo con la playa ja
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Un libro imprescindible para sobrevivir al apocalipsis zombie. Recomendación de @Sebtundis amzn.to/3D2nfC2
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@Sdesalvaje Depende Al nicho que se apunte y hay mil ejemplos para validar 😊
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