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Learn what sells from 50 different image ads
Give it your brand details and photos. You get 50 image ads planned as a grid, so you can see what won.
Learn what sells from 50 different image ads is a free AI workflow for the job "Plan what ads to test". It guides your AI through several skills in order, passing each step's output to the next.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Level: expert · Thinking: high · Tested
What it does
A first big batch of ads often turns into fifty versions of one idea, so when one wins you can't tell why. Was it the message, or the kind of ad? Or the batch fills with invented urgency, fake experts and stock faces that can't be used. This workflow plans the 50 as a grid. Five reasons to buy run across five ad types, each in two looks. Every reason meets every type, so afterwards you can see whether a reason won or a type won, with ten ads behind each answer. It checks your budget first: about 100 sales across the sprint reads every row and column, and if that's too much it shrinks the grid instead of padding it. A cell it can't fill honestly stays empty. You approve the grid, then a pilot row of ten finished ads, before it makes the rest.
You give it
- Your brand file with voice, claims, live offers, guarantee and never-show list
- Buyer research such as reviews, buyer types and their own words
- A list of the product photos you have and what each one shows
- Your cost per sale and past ad results, such as the Results section of your brand file's log.md (optional)
- Product photos (optional)
- Competitors (optional)
You get
- A list of your photos saying which can lead an ad, with a shoot suggestion if there are too few
- Five reasons to buy, five ad types and two looks, with the proof for each
- The grid of 50, empty cells marked, counts per row and column, and a budget check
- After your approvals, a pilot row, then all the briefs and finished images with their check results
Use it when
- You're about to make your first large batch of image ads and want each one to teach you something.
- Past batches looked varied but all made the same argument.
- You want a plan your team can split up and brief, with counts that prove the mix is balanced.
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 brand file and buyer research underneath, including only offers that are live today.
- List every product photo you have and what it shows. Be honest if you only have one or two.
- Ask for stage 1 only. Read the grid, the budget check and the MISSING lines before you approve anything.
- Reply "approved" to move on. If you ask for changes, it shows the stage again and waits.