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What your best ads have in common, found from your own results
Paste your ads with their replies. Get them ranked, a checklist of what differs and what your winners share.
Winners and losers ad comparer is a free AI skill for the job "Check ads before they go live". 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 · Thinking: high
What it does
Your own results are the best guide you have to what works for your buyers. But one ad at a time, they tell you little. A winner might have a good headline, a good place or a good week. This skill lays the ads side by side. It ranks them on a number that accounts for audience or cost, then fills in a fixed checklist for each: headline, buying reason, picture, copy length, offer, size, medium and position. It looks for a value that most winners share and few losers do, and it checks that the pattern is not just a place or a season. The result is a rule written as a test, with the counts shown, so you can try it on the next ad and see if it holds.
You give it
- Results for each ad: replies or sales, with audience or spend
- The ads, their offers, sizes and where they ran (optional)
- A diagnosis of one of them (optional)
- Audit report (optional)
- Ad copy (optional)
You get
- The ads ranked on a fair number
- A completed checklist for each ad
- What the winners share, with counts for winners and losers
- A check that the pattern is not a place or season effect
- A rule to test and a lesson record
Use it when
- You have results for five or more ads and have never looked at them side by side.
- You keep hearing that something always works and want to see if it does for you.
- You are about to brief new ads and want to copy a pattern, not a hunch.
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 your results, or attach the export.
- Add the ads or a short description of each if you have them.
- Run the test it writes on your next ad.
- Add the record to your file of lessons.