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Launched an ad and it flopped. I knew it should have been a winner. then I noticed Went straight from problem → product intro then educating Rebuilt it: problem → educate on solutions → position product as the easier all-in-one. New winner. Make your copy congruent, people don't give a fuck about your product and will scroll away as soon as they see it's an ad.

LOOKING FOR A-PLAYERS STUCK IN AGENCIES 🗣️ We are looking for: - AI Video Editors We are going to out pay your agency! $1,500 per successful referral, repost and DM me names of people you know We're a huge upcoming 9-fig supplement brand with a structure, vision and we are heading retail next year. You will get access to all the big video editing trainings, courses, SOPs and we even have a video editing coach in-house that will be training you. You will be working with best creative strategists, video editors and operators on the market, and will be exposed to a seriouuusly good team culture and quality work. Great opportunity to quit Agency trenches, and grow with a real brand 👀

LOOKING FOR A-PLAYERS STUCK IN AGENCIES 🗣️ This is a 5-6 figure a month opportunity We are looking for: - Creative Strategists / Copywriters $3,000 per successful referral, repost and DM me names of people you know We're a huge upcoming 9-fig supplement brand with a structure, vision and we are heading retail next year. You will get access to all the big copywriting trainings, courses, SOPs and etc, BEST mentors on the market. You will be working with best creative strategists and operators on the market, and will be exposed to a seriouuusly good team culture and quality work. Great opportunity to quit Agency trenches, and grow with a real brand 👀

@adamtaylorl W story, post sounds like an native ad, run it as founder lfs

At 16 I was working in a factory. At 24 my agency's ads spend $3M/month on Meta. The gap between those two things is one system. I didn't come from money or marketing. I came from a production line. What factory work taught me was this: every output has a process behind it. Find the process, control the output. Most people in advertising never learn that lesson. When I started running Meta ads I did what everyone does: - Made more creative. - Tested more audiences. - Increased budgets. Results were random. Wins felt lucky. Losses felt personal. I was guessing with someone else's money. The shift happened when I stopped asking "what should we make next?" and started asking "why did that actually work?" One question produces content. The other produces a system. We started reverse engineering every winning ad. What angle. What hook. What customer belief it tapped into. Then we built a process to find those angles before spending money – not after. We called it the Creative Data System. The brands we work with don't run more ads than their competitors. They run the right ones. $235K to $750K/mo in 120 days. $90K to $2.1M/mo in 7 months. $500K to $1M/mo Meta spend in 60 days. Same system. Different brands. Repeatable results. I went from a factory floor to building the system that runs $3M/month in Meta spend. The difference was never talent. It was finding the process behind the output.

@borekbruhh materialism as motivation NGMI

you need to be disgustingly materialistic $10k/mo is a NEED it gets you free dubai, miami, camping, whatever but anything above is a WANT i wanna get Tate level rich why? i don't fucking know bro but i know that to get there i need to become more materialistic on purpose otherwise i'd be happy with $20k/mo traveling the world not looking at prices but nah i want to flex on everyone with my supercars i want to mog everyone in every aspect of life and i will $20k/mo makes you feel more broke than $5k/mo i see a guy spend $5k on a night out like it's nothing that pisses me off there's way too much money in the world so why not take it?

@FedotOff90 With gethookd 1mil is entry level stuff

$10 mil a month is a new $1 mil a month in Ecom. Aim higher

@nicktheriot_ yessir, targeting multiple angles keeps the CPA down just find new markets you can sell your product to magnesium can be sold to athletes that want better muscle recovery or moms with sleeping problems

The difference between a $50K/month brand and a $500K/month brand is literally just the ads they're running. I know you’re thinking that’s too obvious but even you don’t know WHAT type of difference those ads have. So let me show you what I mean: Let's say you're selling a magnesium supplement for sleep. You're doing $50K/month right now. Ads are working. ROAS is decent. But you can't scale past this point. IT’S BECAUSE YOU'RE ONLY RUNNING STAGE 1-2 ADS. Your ads look like this: "20% off our magnesium sleep formula" "Fall asleep faster with our magnesium supplement" "Customer review: I sleep 8 hours straight now" These ads work. They convert people who ALREADY know they want magnesium. But here's the problem - there's only about 5,000-10,000 people in your market actively searching for magnesium supplements right now. Once Facebook shows your ads to all of them, you're done. You hit the ceiling. You try to scale spend. CPAs go up. ROAS tanks. Because you're fighting over the same tiny pool of people as every other magnesium brand. NOW HERE'S WHAT A $500K/MONTH BRAND IS DOING DIFFERENTLY: They're running Stage 3-5 ads that talk to people who DON'T know magnesium exists yet. Let me show you the exact difference. YOUR STAGE 1 AD (TALKING TO 5,000 PEOPLE): "20% off our magnesium sleep supplement - subscribe and save today" THEIR STAGE 3 AD (TALKING TO 50,000 PEOPLE): "How to fall asleep in 15 minutes without melatonin" Then the ad explains: "Melatonin stops working after 2 weeks because your body builds tolerance. Magnesium works differently - it calms your nervous system naturally so you can fall asleep without pills. No tolerance. No dependency. Just deep sleep." See the difference? You're saying "buy magnesium." They're saying "here's how to fix your sleep problem." Then they introduce magnesium as the solution. They just opened up everyone who's struggling with sleep but has never heard of magnesium. That's 10x more people than you're reaching. BUT IT GETS BIGGER. YOUR STAGE 2 AD (STILL TALKING TO 5,000 PEOPLE): "Customer testimonial: This magnesium changed my life - I sleep 8 hours now" THEIR STAGE 4 AD (TALKING TO 500,000 PEOPLE): "Why you're exhausted even after sleeping 8 hours" Then the ad explains: "You're getting 8 hours but still waking up tired. That's because stress and cortisol are keeping you in light sleep all night. You're never hitting deep sleep cycles. Magnesium lowers cortisol naturally so your body can actually recover while you sleep." Now they're talking to everyone who's tired during the day. Not just people looking for sleep supplements. Everyone who's exhausted. That's 100x more people than you're reaching. AND THEN THERE'S STAGE 5. YOUR ADS DON'T EVEN HAVE THIS. THEIR STAGE 5 AD (TALKING TO 5,000,000 PEOPLE): "The weird symptom of magnesium deficiency 70% of people ignore" Then the ad goes: "Restless legs at night. Muscle twitches before bed. Waking up with a tight jaw. These aren't random. Your body is screaming that it's magnesium deficient. And when you're deficient, your nervous system physically cannot shut off at night. That's why you lie awake for hours even when you're exhausted." Now they're talking to people who don't even know they have a sleep problem. They just have symptoms they've been ignoring. Millions of people have restless legs and don't connect it to sleep quality. Same product. Same magnesium supplement. But they just opened up 1,000x more people. "BUT NICK, WHY DOESN'T EVERYONE JUST DO THIS?" Because Stage 3-5 ads are HARD to write. Stage 1-2 ads take me an hour. "20% off" and pull some customer reviews. Done. Stage 3-5 ads took me a full month for a supplement client. You have to actually research how the product works. You have to understand the mechanism deeply. You have to figure out what problems people have that they don't even connect to your product yet. You have to write long scripts that educate people, not just sell to them. Most people look at that and think "ahh crap, I'll just run more offer ads." And that's why they stay stuck at $50K/month. HERE'S WHAT I'D DO IF I WAS YOU: Right now you're at $50K/month with Stage 1-2 ads. Don't turn those off. They're working. But spend the next month building Stage 3-5 ads. Research how magnesium actually works. Why does it help sleep? What's the mechanism? Find the problems people have that they don't connect to magnesium yet. Tired during the day. Restless legs. Anxiety at night. Write ads that call out those problems FIRST. Then explain how magnesium solves it. Once those Stage 3-5 ads go live, you're not competing for the same 5,000 people anymore. You're now talking to 5 million people who don't even know your product exists. That's how you go from $50K to $500K. THE PATTERN I SEE EVERY TIME: Brands stuck at $50-100K/month = Only running Stage 1-2 ads Brands doing $500K+/month = Running all 5 stages It's not that they have a better product. It's not that they have more budget. They just built ads for people who aren't actively looking for their product yet. That's it. Stop trying to scale by showing the same Stage 1 offer ad to more people. Build Stage 3-5 ads that open up new markets. You're not stuck because Facebook doesn't work anymore. You're stuck because you're only talking to 5,000 people when there's 5 million people who need your product.

@Nugennath whoop over rolex any day

Probs gonna sell my Rolex Makes me feel sick looking at it Just ain’t me Was my massimo dutti era (3 years ago) You go from matrix sheep to Ecom sheep without even knowing it I prefer outdoors shit now , nature, joggers and dressing smart when I need.

I'm not even a copywriter anymore. I'm a copyspeaker. Wispr Flow. IYKYK.

@spencepawliw w take

Opinion: We have great customer service Fact: We're only #2 in rent a cars -- Opinion: Dubai chocolate bars are delicious Fact: Dubai chocolate bars caused a shortage of pistachios -- Opinion: Our wallets are high quality Fact: This wallet is made with titanium -- Stop writing writing your opinion No one cares. No one believes you. Try writing with facts instead And watch how people create their own opinions

@zakburgers Claude generate me a scenario with 2 stores

How bro heard about Resilia but said the store makes $41k a month 😭

@zuckpayer @Meta @finkd best to have back up accounts always warmed up

🚨 @Meta @finkd JUST PERMANENTLY BANNED MY ACCOUNT. 16+ years on Facebook. Over $1,500,000 spent in ads across my account. And what do I get back? An automated email. "Your review was unsuccessful." Why? Because I connected Claude + MCP to my system to get more out of Meta's platform. TO SPEND MORE TO THEM! That's it. That's the whole reason. No explanation. No human on the line. Just some underpaid kid behind a laptop making copy-paste decisions about accounts spending thousands of dollars per day. Meta has completely lost sight of who their customers are. And they simply don't care. It's time for a new platform to rise. The Meta monopoly needs to end. We deserve better. #CancelMeta #FacebookBan #MetaMonopoly #DigitalRights #AntiMeta #BigTechAbuse #MetaFail #ClaudeAI #AIRights #BreakUpMeta

@frankyecom whats the metrics tho

Made this Clinique ad using the V5 framework I dropped yesterday. Brands pay thousands for ads like this. Now anyone inside V5 can make them.

@ZedNilm1 AISlops lmao, printing

$94k in sales came from an ad that looks like a pixar character, not a weight loss brand no before and after photos, no transformation reels, no influencer testimonials just a sad little 3d animated girl looking down at herself in two seconds you feel the emotion the closed eyes, the slouched energy, the weight of just existing in a body you don't feel good in no voiceover needed people stop because it's disarming, they stay because it feels real, they buy because the solution feels like relief this is why ai animated creatives are quietly destroying generic health ads right now the visual does all the emotional heavy lifting before a single word is read rt + comment "animated" and i'll send you the full breakdown (follow for dm)

The sniper method, iykyk

@sodaguyx UGC

This is the workflow I actually use to make AI UGC look real. Start with the fundamentals. Lock the model. Refine it. Then direct the video like a shoot. If you want the step-by-step breakdown, comment UGC.

@HenryCrochemore weak

$480k generated with one simple creative shift most pet ads try to explain why a product works this ad surfaced the emotional weak point instantly fear → responsibility waiting → consequences doing nothing → regret no selling language, no hard CTA weak-point ads shortcut persuasion because they trigger action, not consideration i broke down the exact framework i use to build these ads rt + comment “weak” and i’ll send it (follow for dm)

@karlocreates bless us

This video style is getting BILLIONS of views across social media right now We built an AI workflow that prints this style of videos on demand That’s how we made this ad Honestly it’s too much sauce So I’ll record a step by step breakdown if this post gets 500 comments