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@davidfigeira animated

2.2+ ROAS ads are starting to look exactly like this not ugc creators, not influencers, and not doctors explaining things on camera just simple animated visuals that clearly show a problem and hint at the solution clean character design, strong curiosity hook, and a message anyone can understand instantly it feels easy to watch and doesn’t trigger that “this is an ad” reaction and that’s exactly why it converts so well no friction, no overthinking, just a visual that makes the problem obvious in seconds these animations are now being used across almost every niche weight loss, gut health, skincare, supplements, and more same visual style, different product behind it, and endless variations to test one concept can be turned into dozens of ads and scaled quickly rt + comment “animated” and I’ll send the setup (follow for dm)

@daffyduckinson pets

$90k/month pet brands are quietly scaling with animated animal ads like this not influencers, not product demos, and not vets explaining things on camera just dogs acting out problems every owner instantly recognizes a dog reacting to bad food, a bulldog struggling, a doberman showing the “healthy” version one simple scenario, one emotion, one clear takeaway you don’t need an explanation because the story is happening in front of you that’s why people stop scrolling and actually watch same characters, same style, new situation every video, endless variations to test ai builds the scenes, volume finds the winners rt + comment “pets” and i’ll send you the framework (follow for dm)

@copywriter_adam Nice insight Nice to be 100% sure is to test 1 ads per awareness stage and just look how the market respond for each of it if one ads perform better than the others, you found the awareness of your targeted market

This is how you determine market awareness with 102.69% accuracy. You diagnose it by observing behavior. Read comments, reviews, Reddit threads, YouTube comments, Amazon reviews, forums etc. Then copy their EXACT phrases. Then ask: What does the market already believe is true before they see your copy? If they are not talking about a problem at all, they are unaware. If they complain about pain but never name causes or fixes, they are problem aware. If they compare tools, methods, diets, agencies, supplements, systems, they are solution aware. If they mention brands, products, or “I tried X but…”, they are product aware. If they ask price, bonuses, guarantees, timing, they are most aware. Next, check their objections. For example, “why should I care” signal low awareness. Objections like “this won’t work for me” signal solution awareness. Objections like “how much” and “what’s the guarantee” show high awareness. Then look at what failed before. If they say “nothing works”, “I tried everything”, “same promises”, they are AT LEAST solution aware. If they say “this sounds interesting but…”, they are product aware. If they say “where do I buy, where’s discount code saar”, they are most aware. Some bonus sauce because you read this far: Clueless = indirect curiosity lead. Problem aware = empathy and education lead. Solution aware = BIG IDEA plus unique mechanism lead. Product aware = proof and reassurance lead. Most aware = offer and urgency lead. Shoutout @ComedicBizman for the sauce!

@jforjacob What IA do you use ?

The best thing about building landing pages with AI is the speed at which you can deploy them there is no longer any excuse not to have a unique landing page for every winning angle you run Example here: We tested a completely new angle (going straight to PDP) Saw it was picking up spend and performing decently Took ad transcript, got AI to build a simple listicle based on the transcript and had it live within 20 mins Duplicated the original ad in same campaign and is now outspending the original ad at half the CPA Screenshot here shows total spend for each ad so far (original has been running 5 days longer than new one) but new one now spending around 3x what the original is today) Will now shut off original and and start making improvements to new landing page But I genuinely feel this is the way. Don't worry about making every funnel perfect before launching Just get it out the door quickly, see if it shows signs of life then invest more time and money

@maverickecom Scale

8 figure ecom brands: You should be hopping on ai UGC, most of your competitors haven’t discovered it yet But some have…

@nicktheriot_ NICK

I'm going to delete this post in 48 hrs... Because I just dropped the complete MASTERCLASS guide on how to build creative iterations and variations to scale $1m months in 2026. This is the exact ELITE system I've used to take multiple brands to $10M+/year We charge $10,000/mo to do this for clients… But today, I'm giving it away 100% FREE. Like + Comment "NICK" and I'll send it to you.

@funneloftheweek LISTICLE

@funneloftheweek ADVERTORIAL + STATICS

Clawdbot + Kling = 550 videos per day Fully-realistic UGC ads — cinematic lighting, human motion, perfect pacing — powered by AI agents. UGC cost: $5 Production time: minutes Scale: instant One AI engine that creates, tests, and scales short-form ads automatically — nonstop. It’s live. Campaigns are scaling now. Comment + RT “AGENT” and I’ll DM you the full workflow. (Must be following)

@maverickecom agent

@VirgileJax Oui

Je pourrais vendre ça à 197€. Aujourd’hui, c’est cadeau. Un prompt de 10 pages pour créer ton avatar client idéal. J’en ai même vu sur LinkedIn qui font payer ça à 1500 balles. Bon… j’t’apprends rien… L’avatar client (ou buyer persona), c’est le nerf de la guerre. Avant, il fallait “harceler” au téléphone les clients de ses clients pour avoir des insights précises. Ou scruter pendant des heures Amazon, YouTube ou des forums obscurs dans les tréfonds d’internet (au risque d’y sacrifier sa santé mentale… on en reparlera) Aujourd’hui, l’IA t’évite ces interminables heures de recherche. Et j’ai décidé de t’offrir le prompt que j’utilise TOUS les jours sans exception. → Parfait pour les copywriters qui cherchent les mots exacts qui déclenchent l'achat immédiat. → Idéal pour les créateurs de contenus qui veulent enfin entendre "c'est exactement ce que je ressens !" → Une mine d'or pour les coachs & thérapeutes qui doivent comprendre les blocages cachés de leurs clients. Tu veux ce prompt ? Écris ce que tu veux en commentaire (fais parler ta créativité aha) … Et je te l’envoie en DM. Tu me diras ce que tu en penses après l’avoir essayé.

Want AI to write you better copy? Add one (or both) of the following sections to the prompt you're using and see the difference in output for yourself: Copywriting Prompt Enhancer #1: "Before delivering any output, run it through three adversarial personas simultaneously: The Ruthless Competitor: You're our top competitor's CMO who just intercepted this. Find every weakness you'd exploit, every claim you'd counter, every angle you'd attack. Document your counter-strategy. The Cynical Consumer: You've been burned by 47 similar promises. You assume everything is a lie until proven otherwise. What makes you roll your eyes? What triggers your BS detector? What would it take to crack your skepticism? The Distracted Scroller: You're on your phone at 11pm, half-watching Netflix, scrolling mindlessly. You'll give this 0.8 seconds of fragmented attention. What would stop your thumb? What would you actually remember tomorrow? Synthesize all three perspectives. Any element that fails against ANY of these three must be rebuilt. The output only ships when it survives all three adversaries." Copywriting Prompt Enhancer #2: "The Objection Gauntlet:"Before delivering, have the most skeptical version of [target persona] read this copy and list every objection, doubt, or reason they'd stop reading. Address each objection within the copy itself, then have that skeptic re-evaluate. Repeat until objection rate drops below 10%." The Specificity Audit:"Review every claim in this copy. Replace any vague statement with concrete specificity: numbers, timeframes, mechanisms, or sensory details. If a line could apply to any competitor, it's not specific enough. Flag and rewrite until zero generic statements remain." The Voice Authenticity Test:"Read this copy aloud as if you're the brand founder speaking directly to a customer at a coffee shop. Flag any phrase that sounds written rather than spoken, any corporate-speak, or any line that would make the listener's eyes glaze. Rewrite flagged sections in conversational human language.""

@MoneyFacile_ Hello Mostef, vers 15min dans une de tes analyse, tu dis qu'on est sur du solution aware et après tu dis du coup c'est du "big secret" ? Mais big secret c'est pour unaware nan ? Et du coup pour un big secret ça donnerait quoi comme exemple ? Merci bcp

Vie du business en ligne et rien d'autre, j'aurai rien pu faire d'autre de plus épanouissant, Dieu merci

@MoneyFacile_ Hello Mostef, vers 15min tu dis qu'on est sur du solutio aware et après tu dis du coup c'est du "big secret" ? Mais big secret c'est pour unaware nan ?

Tenez ça vous aidera à trouver des clients dès ajd Et n'oubliez pas "une bonne ad c'est comme un oignon"

One of the fastest ways to kill a sale is to blame your prospect for their situation. Yet many Copywriters do exactly this without realizing it. And I don’t blame them… They've been trained by years of self-help culture that says everything is about personal responsibility, accountability, and discipline. So when they write Copy, they unknowingly put the blame on their reader. Every mention of “commitment” or “taking action” or “you just need to…” sends the same subtle message… “This is YOUR fault. You’re NOT trying hard enough. YOU are the problem!” People don’t buy when they feel guilty. Because guilt paralyzes them. It makes them want to hide, to avoid thinking about the problem at all. So they find excuses to leave your page. Now what if there was another way to do this? What if you could frame any situation into something that turns someone who’s given up into someone literally ready to fight? Take for instance someone struggling with their weight. The standard, boring approach would be to hit them with accountability: track your calories, stick to your workout, have more willpower. But even when you’re kind about it, you’re still saying they’re the reason they’re struggling. Now what if you told a different story? What if it’s not their fault…? What if their efforts were being sabotaged by food companies, who are spending billions to make them addicted? What if corporations have been hijacking their brain chemistry with additives specifically designed to make them fail? Now they’re not a failure anymore. They’re a victim who’s about to become a hero. This works because humans are storytelling creatures. We’ve been making sense of the world through conflict since the beginning. Good versus evil. Us versus them. Our brains are literally wired to understand life through these battles. The thing is, reality is exhausting to think about. Being overweight, for instance, involves lifestyle choices, genetics, gut bacteria, stress hormones, food quality, sleep patterns, childhood experiences, economic factors… the list goes on. The mental effort required to untangle all that is overwhelming. So most people don't even try. But “the food industry is poisoning you for profit”? Now THAT is simple. That’s clear. That’s a fight people can understand. We call this Manichean thinking. Everything comes down to good versus evil, black and white. And people crave it. Because when you say “this is good, this is bad,” you’ve done the hard thinking for them. You’ve turned chaos into clarity. Now here’s where this gets really interesting, and it’s where many Copywriters go wrong. Your villain must be basically unbeatable under normal circumstances. Think about it. If the enemy is easy to defeat, why hasn’t your reader beaten it already? You’ve just called them incompetent. But if the enemy is essentially invincible, except for one specific weakness that only you know about? Now you’re their only hope. I call this the kryptonite principle. Your solution works against this specific enemy in a way nothing else can. For example, the food industry has unlimited resources to keep people addicted, but your protocol knows exactly how they do it and reverses it. Big Pharma controls the medical system, but your approach doesn’t need their permission. Society trains people to be mediocre, but your methodology breaks that training. You’re not selling a generic solution anymore. You’re selling the only weapon that works against this particular enemy. But be careful with this. Your villain CAN’T be cool. No antiheroes, no “they might have a point” moment, no attractive qualities WHATSOEVER. The bad guy must be disgustingly evil. Because the moment you make them sympathetic, you create doubt. And doubt kills sales faster than anything. This villain can be a person, a group, or something more abstract like societal norms or systemic challenges. What matters is that it’s external, powerful, and clearly responsible for your reader’s pain. Now they see themselves differently. Without a villain, every part of your Copy reinforces their sense of personal failure. They are the problem. They need to change. They need to do better. It’s all on THEM. But with a proper villain, they become the hero of their own story. They’re David facing Goliath. They’re the rebel against the Empire. They’re the whistleblower exposing corruption. Now buying your product is not admitting defeat anymore… It’s joining the resistance. This technique becomes especially powerful when you can sense your prospect is carrying guilt about their situation. Guilt about not being disciplined enough, not working hard enough, not wanting it badly enough. That guilt paralyzes people. But give them a good reason to be angry? Now that mobilizes them. Because when someone realizes they’ve been lied to, manipulated, or held back by forces beyond their control, now they don’t feel guilty anymore. They feel pissed. And pissed people take action. The beauty of this approach is that you’re not creating false enemies. The food industry really does engineer addictive foods. The pharmaceutical industry really does have perverse incentives. The education system really was designed to build loyal employees. You’re just revealing the enemy that was always there, hiding in plain sight. And once your reader sees that enemy clearly, once they understand who’s really responsible for their pain… they’re not buying a product anymore. They’re buying a weapon in a fight that finally makes sense. They’re not admitting failure. They’re declaring war. And everyone wants to be the hero of their own story. Now that you know this, look at the third paragraph of this tweet again🕵️ And do me a favor by retweeting this if you found it helpful.

@quietly_rich CONTENT

if you are still brainstorming for content manually you are behind everyone else stop guessing what works and what doesn't use proven methods and techniques to become a content creating machine create viral posts, generate hundreds of thousands of views without ever burning out or showing your face i broke down in depth all the methods you need to know to start creating viral posts rn. like, rt and comment "CONTENT" and i will send you the doc (must follow so i can dm you)

@beechinour @CarlitoNoMcfly HOOKS

when working on an ad, 100 hours of work can go to waste just because of a bad hook... it could've been your life changing project, but it doesn't matter how good your product is or how clean your edit looks... if the first half-second doesn't land... you're cooked i've collected 20 of the sharpest hooks i've seen across both AI and real footage - stuff that actually stops people mid-scroll, and i compiled it into a list (with links to original content) like + rt + reply "HOOKS" and i'll send them over (gotta follow so i can dm