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Meta campaign purpose checker
List your Meta campaigns. Get each kept or cut, setup errors and a score out of 100.
Meta campaign purpose checker is a free AI skill for the job "Read your ad results". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
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What it does
Many Meta accounts carry campaigns nobody can explain. Each extra campaign splits your sales, slows learning and makes results harder to read. Some also hide mistakes: a campaign called "cold" that targets past buyers, or a setting that gives you credit for sales you would have made anyway. This skill checks the account the way an auditor does. It writes one sentence of purpose for each campaign and rolls up any that can't be defended. Then it checks frequency by audience, attribution, how new ads are tested, the common setup errors, and whether names match settings. Business complexity is the reason for more campaigns, not spend level. The score is ours, with the weights shown, so you can see what pulled it down.
You give it
- A campaign and ad set list with budgets, objectives and names
- Your audience segment breakdown with spend and frequency
- Screenshots of your advertiser settings (optional)
- Store capture (optional)
You get
- Each campaign defended, merged or cut
- A list of setup errors with the fix for each
- A score out of 100 with the weights shown
Use it when
- You inherited a Meta account or an agency's setup and want to know what is worth keeping.
- You have many campaigns and the numbers are hard to trust.
- You want a quick audit of settings before you spend more.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste or attach a list of every campaign with its budget, objective and name.
- Add your audience segment breakdown, with spend and frequency for new, engaged and existing customers.
- Attach screenshots of your advertiser settings if you can.
- Fix the errors in the order the report lists them, then run it again.