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@HireFireTeam INDEMNIFY

Claude code + OpenGrift GL is f*cking cracked! 🤯 With just one ONE PROMPT you get: →467 meta ads ready to ship →All pre-tested with Manus synthetic results → AI testimonials from customers who will exist eventually → Termination letters for your production team → A fully autonomous agent swarm that cannot be held liable in any Delaware jurisdiction, we checked. Perfect for agencies or freelancers who need to report "we launched 500 creatives this month" without anyone asking what happened next. No tweaking. No learnings. No data. Just ship. Every generation comes with 3 customizable excuses for why there were no winners. The oneshot workflow only takes 8 seconds 👇 → Enter your brand name (product not requred) → Select compliance threshold: Low, Lower, or Off →OpenGrift clones 500 winning ads and "remixes" them legally (pending) How do I know what a winning ad is? I've scraped the entire ad library of all 3,420 generational DTC brands and used HeyLucy 8 to one-shot their secrets. I even generated the below screenshot which clearly shows over $8M spend on something. And it's all yours for free. All you need to do is → Like this post → Comment "INDEMNIFY" Must be following so I can DM you the sauce. Or just wait 10 minutes and use my email capture. 🤷‍♂️ LFG!

@evanseech PIXEL

We've scaled 300+ funnels on Meta. The no. 1 killer of accounts by FAR: Pixel conditioning. Nobody talks about this. But there are so many brands spending serious money every month and wondering why every lead that books a call is a complete tire-kicker who was never going to buy. They blame the ads, the offer, the sales team, the creative, whatever it may be. Most often, that’s all cope. The PIXEL is what's actually broken. It learned to find cheap clicks because that's what you optimized for at the start. And now it keeps doing exactly that, at scale, burning your budget on people who were never going to convert. We fixed this across dozens of accounts. And with the same ad spend, you have completely different lead quality. I wrote up the exact framework: (1) Why your pixel defaults to cheap, low-quality leads (2) How to condition your pixel using high-value conversion events (3) The lead quality scoring framework we use internally (4) Custom audience segmentation for quality signals (5) Conversion API setup to feed the pixel real buyer data (6) When to reset vs retrain a burned pixel Comment "PIXEL" and I'll send it over. (follow me so I can DM you) PS RT this and I’ll ALSO send you a 3 hour and 45 min ads masterclass I recorded.

@MitcheIl AGENT

@rom1trs Workflows

How to build an ad machine with Arcads AI Workflows Arcads just launched AI Workflows: All the top Gen AI models, inside a simple canvas interface I used it to turn one winning ad into dozens of variations in minutes You can reuse the same workflows to repurpose your ads... Comment “Workflows” and I’ll send you the link

🚨 RIP Creative Strategists EcomClaw makes all of these while you are asleep It does research on your customer avatar And you wake up with 50+ new concepts and statics Get set-up in 1 minute RT + Comment “EcomClaw” and we'll send you instructions

@ecomclaw EcomClaw

@ant0ni0_r0mer0 AG1

AG spent $50k+ on their Amazon listing... AI optimized + rebuilt it (in just 15 min) your creative moat is gone. here's what to do about it: first, here's what i did: → fed the AI 500+ AG1 customer reviews → analyzed their competitor's visual strategies → identified conversion blockers in their current listing → built a new creative strategy → generated a full set of listing images no designer. no photographer. no strategist. no agency. 15 minutes. done. here's why this matters: right now, premium creative is a competitive moat. brands like AG1 spend $50k+ on content that converts. that's their edge. but what happens when any competitor can do this in 15 minutes? → your $50k listing becomes table stakes → your "premium creative" is no longer premium → your moat... disappears this isn't coming in 5 years. it's happening now. the brands that move first will set the new standard. the ones that wait will be playing catch-up against competitors who figured it out. you have maybe 12-18 months before this becomes a commodity. the question isn't IF this will disrupt your category. it's whether you'll be the disruptor or the disrupted. want to do it for your brand? i can send you the AG1 breakdown: 1️⃣ comment "AG1" below. 2️⃣ like this post. i'll DM you the process. (make sure we're connected) P.S. the creative agencies charging $10k per listing are panicking right now. the smart ones are already using this as their secret weapon. which side are you on? --- want access today? repost this for priority access.

$80k+/month ad accounts are quietly testing animated object ads not influencers not classic ugc just tiny characters turning everyday problems into visuals you instantly get an aloe cooling down a clam boiling under pressure an avocado stressing on the counter you understand the idea in seconds no long explanations no expert talking the animation does all the selling ai creates the characters ai builds the scenes ai generates dozens of hooks one concept, multiple videos, endless variations to test rt + comment “creatures” and i’ll send the framework (follow for dm)

@AlessandroLavis creatures

@razib_ul47671 AI

Everyone's talking about Claude. But most people missed the AI that makes it the real money play. Claude + Ideogram AI I used both to create a 90-page eBook. It now makes me $2,000-$3,000 every month. I’ve put 5+ hours of video breaking down my exact system and prompts that turn Claude into a full-blown eBook writing machine. Comment “AI” and I’ll DM you everything.

@beechinour resources

if you haven't grabbed these free resources yet, like + reply 'resources' and i'll send you the link (must follow so i can dm)

$80k–$200k/month brands are quietly scaling with clay-style ads not polished not realistic just weird enough to stop the scroll look at this simple clay character clear emotion one bold question “Ozempic and stuck?” you instantly relate or get curious that’s the hook no complex visuals no long explanations just problem → emotion → curiosity these work because they feel different almost like a low-budget animation but that’s exactly why they win most ads try to look perfect these just make you stop rt + comment “clay” and i’ll send more examples (follow for dm)

@ZedNilm1 clay

@theperryecom EUROPE

This is what took me from $1k days → $50k days (from Australia 🇦🇺) Europe. Most Aussie brands ignore it. That’s why they stay small. My best performing countries: Germany 🇩🇪 France 🇫🇷 Sweden 🇸🇪 Italy 🇮🇹 Here’s exactly what I did: Start: US, AU, CA, NZ Find winning ads first. Then: Duplicate into Europe. Europe just scales. Lower competition than US High buying power Huge volume Cheaper CPM Cheaper CPC This is where everything took off for me. If you’re only selling in Australia… You’re capping yourself. DM me “EUROPE” and I’ll show you how to break into it properly.

@VadimStrizheus Clip

Vibe-marketing is cool and all but… having a 24/7 OpenClaw clipping agent that PRINTS VIEWS is 1000x better. All I do is paste a YT link: OpenClaw analyzes, clips, schedules, AND POSTS without me touching a SINGLE THING 🤫 Comment “Clip” and I’ll share my workflow.

$73k in sales came from an ad featuring… a stressed-out bone not a doctor not a supplement bottle upfront not a boring explanation just a weird, uncomfortable visual a finger stretched open the bone inside with a face cracked, under pressure, clearly struggling in 2 seconds you get it your joints are stressed your bones are taking the hit that’s the hook top brands are doing this now not explaining the problem but showing it zoom into the body turn it into a character make the pain visible no medical jargon no long scripts just problem → tension → relief then the supplement appears as the fix people stop because it feels real they convert because it’s obvious most ads try to sound smart these make you feel the problem rt + comment “bones” and i’ll send more like this (follow for dm)

@HenryCrochemore bones

@ZedNilm1 fear

$100k–$300k/month brands are quietly dominating with fear-based ads not because they’re louder but because they make people feel something instantly look at this format zoomed-in “problem” visual something slightly disturbing or unexpected paired with a real human reaction you don’t scroll past it you pause that’s the whole game top brands don’t guess this they follow a repeatable structure 1 pattern interrupt (something feels off) 1 clear risk or problem 1 simple visual that makes it real no heavy editing no complex scenes just emotion + clarity most ads try to look nice the ones that win make you uncomfortable first i broke down the exact structure behind these rt + comment “fear” and i’ll send it (follow for dm)

@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)

@alecsandrull PAGE

Conversion Rate: 1.4% → 3.6% Monthly revenue: $3,200 → $28,400 VA costs: $800/month → $0 How? AI-generated product pages that actually convert. -headline formulas that outsell generic copy 2.3x -trust elements built in automatically -urgency stack included on every page Comment "PAGE" and I'll send you the full breakdown (must be following)