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Small-budget ad test planner
Give it your price, product and test cash. Get a staged plan: image test, then video, then people.
Small-budget ad test planner is a free AI skill for the job "Plan what ads to test". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Level: beginner
What it does
With little cash, the common mistake is to spread it over too many ads or to change the ad when the real problem is the price. You spend your pot and learn nothing you can act on. This skill gives the cash one question to answer: price, channel, product or message. It checks price first. Then it plans a cheap image test where only the one-line reason to buy changes, a video for the angle that wins, and a wider test across people, creators and places. It tells you how to read the first days (does the ad get spend, and does the spend come back) and when to double the budget. It works at small spend. It does not suit stores already spending six figures.
You give it
- Your product, price and cost
- How much cash you can risk on testing (your pot)
- Three reasons to buy, each in a few words
- A photo of the product on a plain background (optional)
- Product photos (optional)
You get
- A staged plan of an image test, then a video, then people, creators and places
- Stop and go rules for each stage
- A table that says what to do if the ad gets spend but no sales, or gets no spend
- A budget doubling schedule and when to stop doubling
Use it when
- You have a small test budget and one product and want a plan for what to try first.
- Your ads get clicks but few buy and you do not know if the problem is the ad, the page or the price.
- You want to know when it is safe to raise a $20 a day test to $100.
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.
- Give your product, price, cost, test pot and three reasons to buy. Make each reason a claim you can back up.
- Attach a clean photo of the product on white if you have one.
- Check that your tracking and store page work before you spend a dollar.
- Follow the stages in order and write down each result.