Turn customer evidence into creative that wins.

Concepts come from what customers actually ask. Each one gets a fair test and a verdict, and every test writes the next brief.

Every verdict writes the next brief

Sound familiar?

  • The team makes more ads than it can learn from.
  • Nobody can say why last quarter’s winner won.
  • Briefs start from a hunch, not from what customers ask.

More creative only helps if each test teaches you something. Otherwise it’s more cost and more noise.

What changes.

Show
Ideas
Brainstorms and competitor adsCustomer questions, reviews and search terms
Volume
As many ads as the team can makeAs many as the budget can test fairly
Results
A winner nobody can explainA verdict and a reason for every concept
The next brief
Starts from scratchStarts from the last test

How it works. 6 steps, 5 stages.

  • AI3
  • Rules and automation1
  • Your team2
  • Approval
  1. 1Listen

    1. AI

      Group what customers ask

      Reviews, site search and support chats clustered into recurring questions.

      • Shopify
      • Gorgias
  2. 2Brief

    1. Your teamApproval

      Choose the angle

      Your team picks the concepts and the claims you can support.

  3. 3Make

    1. AI

      Draft variations

      Hooks, scripts and cuts for each concept, inside brand and claim rules.

    2. Your team

      Shoot or brief creators

      Creators or your studio make the approved concepts.

  4. 4Test

    1. Rules and automation

      Test with enough budget

      Each concept gets the spend and time it needs for a fair read.

      • Meta
      • TikTok
  5. 5Learn

    1. AI

      Write up the verdict

      Keep, revise or stop, with the reason, saved to a library.

      • Motion

Every verdict writes the next brief

What you get. Real work, every week.

Test 017 · first orders14 days · $6,000
  • The wash test2.1×Keep
  • Packed for a weekend1.4×Revise
  • Commute to trail1.0×Stop

Compared with the current ad

Every test ends in a verdict: keep, revise or stop.

Brief 018Canvas field jacket

The wash test, with three new creators.

Why
Won test 017 at 2.1× first orders
Claim
Machine washable on cold
Source
Supplier spec, revision 2
Not claimed
Waterproof

The next brief, written from the last verdict.

How you’ll know it’s working.

  1. Cost per concept tested

    Production and media, divided by tests that actually read.

  2. Tests with a clear verdict

    A test that can’t decide anything was money spent on noise.

  3. Time from insight to live ad

    How fast a customer question becomes something you can sell with.

Baselines agreed before we build.

Why fewer, fairer tests
Monthly testing budget
$24,000
Spend a concept needs for a fair read
$6,000
Concepts you can test fairly
4
Concepts the team usually makes
15
Concepts that never get a fair read
11

Illustrative. The spend per test depends on your prices and conversion volume; we work it out from your history.

Works with what you have.

Ads

  • Meta
  • TikTok

Measurement

  • Motion

Commerce

  • Shopify

Support

  • Gorgias
We configure first
Meta and TikTok’s testing tools and Motion’s reporting handle the reads. We design what goes into them.
We build when
Customer evidence, briefs and verdicts need to live in one library.

What a first build includes.

Built in your accounts, around your team. Scope, fee and baseline agreed before we start.

  1. 1Design
  2. 2Build
  3. 3Run it, or hand it over

We build

  • A customer-evidence feed from reviews, search and support
  • A brief template with claims and sources
  • A testing plan sized to your budget
  • A verdict library that writes the next brief

We start from

  • Reviews, site search and support history
  • Past ads and results
  • Brand and claim guidelines

From your team

Owner
Head of growth or creative lead
Involves
  • Creative
  • Paid social
  • Partnerships

Questions teams ask.

Do you make the ads?

We write briefs and AI variations, and coordinate creators or your studio. Production can stay with whoever makes your ads today.

How many concepts should we test?

As many as your budget can read fairly. We work out what each test needs, then plan the calendar around it.

Who owns it once it’s running?

You do. It’s built in your accounts, documented, with training for the people who run it. Ownership usually sits with your head of growth or creative lead. We can keep running it with you, or step back.

How do we start?

Usually with a growth engine review: two to four weeks, a fixed fee credited to the build, and a plan that’s yours. If the job is already clear, we can scope the build directly.

Make every test teach you something. Start with a growth engine review.

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