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Sometimes I cook with ChatGPT so hard that I have to go back and let him know the results He deserves to know!

Creative isn’t a volume game. It’s a system game. Most brands pump out random ads hoping one sticks. We follow this simple loop: 1. Research – customer insights, comment mining, reviews, Reddit 2. Strategy – map angles, hooks, formats before briefs 3. Execution – right

Check out my recent case study video on youtube. Exact roadmap to scale to 7 figures using Meta: youtu.be/UbglDjAMKbg

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Yesterday on my newsletter, I sent over 3 ad creatives that caught my eye and explained how you could re-create them One thing I mentioned that we often do is: -> Re-create winning ads in different environments For example; 1. On a bus/train 2. Getting into a taxi 3. The

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Search reddit -> Find market desires -> Find customer language -> Make ads that speak directly to your customers Don't overcomplicate it

Most ads flop. Because they start with the product. Our best-performing ads follow this structure: - Hook with contrast or conflict - Present previous failed solutions - Twist the knife and amplify the problem - Answer objections (reddit + comment sections) - Include in risk

One of the most valuable videos I dropped is live on my YouTube I breakdown how we scaled to $400k/mo Meta spend Full step-by-step tutorial Search "Adam Taylor Ads" to check it out

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