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@adamtaylorl Meta

I use Claude to build winning Meta ad creative from scratch. I put together my Meta Creative Research Vault (below) Claude is BY FAR the best tool for extracting angles, writing hooks, and briefing creators. I use my customer data combined with my prompts to go from zero to a full creative brief in under an hour. My prompts replace an entire research team. I compiled ALL my Claude prompts into one vault: ● Customer Review Angle Extraction Prompt ● Reddit ICP Pain Point Mining Prompt ● Hook Writing Prompt (5 variations from one angle) ● Awareness Level Mapping Prompt ● UGC Creator Brief Generator Prompt ● Winning Ad Breakdown Prompt ● Competitor Ad Analysis Prompt ● Post-Purchase Survey Question Generator ● Angle Bank Builder Prompt ● Full Funnel Creative Strategy Prompt Want access? → Comment "Meta" → Follow me and I'll DM you the vault

@shonsim56 Levels

A brand went from 1.2% to 6% CVR without touching their ads. Your store gets 4 types of visitors: → The one who's never heard of you. → The one who knows the problem but not you. → The one comparing you to 3 other brands. → The one with their card out. You're sending all of them to the same page. That's not a traffic problem. That's a page problem. @jurni__ai matches every visitor to the page they actually need - in minutes. Comment "LEVELS" and I'll show you all 4. (must be following)

@sectionstore_io @burkisoy section

@MoritzReich Lmao you the guy behind meltychocolate? If yes please dm

Make AI Ads that simply make no sense. Thank me later

@jacobrodri_ 👀

$100k MRR idea: build an openclaw + arcads automation that clones UGC hooks from tiktok videos with 1M+ views comment any emoji and i’ll send you the entire workflow

@iwo_cybulski lmao why you had to respond wanted no one to see this one xD

@nadpetman bro what xd

drop your dtc brand website below & get a free static ad 💯

@FedotOff90 Ads

90% of ecom brands running Facebook ads are getting f*cked by Zuck Not breaking even. They're getting f*cked. So I put together the exact benchmarks by niche, the 5 reasons your ads are failing, and how to fix each one. RT + comment "ADS" and I'll send it. (follow so I can DM)

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@liosecom rating

Shopify Custom Liquid #13 💎 Add this customer rating bar below your Add to Cart to boost trust and improve CVR. You can paste the code directly into your shopify theme editor. If you want the code: → RT & comment "rating" (Must be following)

@georgesttock Object

@ZedNilm1 scenes

$220k+ brands don’t begin with “make an ad” They begin with “what would someone casually post today” Then the product slips into that moment One frame real-life context soft curiosity single idea So it registers as content before it registers as marketing Most static ads lose because they look engineered Feed-native ads win because they feel honest I broke down the layout patterns behind these quiet winners and how to recreate them across niches No fluff Only repeatable structures Put it into a short guide rt + comment “scenes” and I’ll send it (follow for dm)

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@vivaangandhi_ Video

Going to regret leaking this... I made a step by step cheatsheet on how to make these realistic AI videos for your ads Like, RT & comment "Video" and i'll send it over (must be following)

@ZedNilm1 Beauty

$2.3M unlocked by flipping one beauty ad angle most beauty ads educate ingredients, routines, reassurance this one did the opposite it showed the future first not glow not hydration the cost of doing nothing delay → damage ignoring it → accumulation “i’ll start later” → regret no product lecture no calming explanations no aggressive CTA the ad didn’t convince, it surfaced a fear that was already there i broke down the exact structure behind these beauty-scare ads what they show first what they never explain and why they convert faster rt + comment “beauty” and i’ll send it (follow for dm)

@HenryCrochemore native

7.2x ROAS didn’t come from better targeting or clever tricks it came from ads that didn’t feel like ads at all most pet creatives try to explain materials, features, benefits, reasons to buy this one stayed quiet on purpose it looked like a normal moment in someone’s feed a dog on the floor nothing staged nothing pushed no pitch, no urgency, no artificial hooks people watched because it felt real they stayed because their guard never went up organic-looking ads don’t interrupt attention they borrow it and that’s why they convert i broke down how these native creatives are structured and scaled rt + comment “native” and i’ll send it (follow for dm)

@ZedNilm1 static

$100k+ brands don’t guess how to design static ads they follow a repeatable layout system contrast hierarchy and message clarity so the ad explains itself in under a second most static ads fail because they look generic this guide breaks down how top brands structure visuals to feel premium modern and trustworthy no design theory just frameworks you can reuse for every creative i turned the full system into a short guide rt + comment “static” and i’ll send it (follow for dm)

@ZedNilm1 Fear

$250k+ campaigns start with images people can’t unsee this ad doesn’t educate or calm you down it shows a skin problem most people already fear and forces an immediate reaction most ads sell benefits this one highlights the consequence of ignoring it → no hype → no explanations → just visual risk and a clear fix that’s why fear-based ads convert faster people act to avoid loss, not to learn i wrote a short breakdown on how to structure ads like this and reuse the same logic for any offer rt + comment “fear” and i’ll send it (follow for dm)

@ami_ads Dissonance

I tested 290 different ad hooks. The winners all shared one thing: a cognitive dissonance pattern. I need to tell you about the most expensive sentence I ever wrote. “Tired of razors that don’t work?” $4,200 in spend. 340,000 impressions. 2,100 clicks. 7 sales. Same product. Same audience. Same budget. My competitor ran: “Your razor works fine. Here’s why you still need a new one.” They did $28,000 in revenue. That sentence alone forced me into a 9-month testing spiral. I stopped testing full ads. I tested only hooks. 290 of them. Across multiple products and affiliate offers. Tracked CTR, CVR, CPA, scroll depth, and conversion quality. Here’s what surprised me: Most hooks clustered between 0.8%–1.9% CTR. Basically noise. But a small group — about 9% — consistently outperformed: → 4–5x higher CTR → 3x better conversion quality → lower CPA at scale They weren’t louder. They weren’t more clever. They all did the same thing. They challenged a belief the buyer already held — in the first sentence. That mental friction forces attention. And if done correctly, it funnels directly into the offer. Done wrong? You get clicks and no buyers. I mapped: → the exact belief patterns that convert → when dissonance works vs kills CVR → which markets it works in (and which it doesn’t) → how to avoid “high CTR / low revenue” traps I turned it into a document + hook database specifically for performance & affiliate use. If you want it: → follow → like → comment DISSONANCE I’ll send it. (And yes — if your ads get clicks but don’t convert, this is probably why.)