A creator shows how to produce 150 to 750 ad variations per week by generating 50 hooks from past winners and competitor ads, writing 3 to 5 core segments in five formats, and filming everything in one session to mix and match.
Here's how I took a company's ads from this to this. So ads are made up of 3 parts: hook, meat, CTA. But instead of creating 1 ad, I write 50 hooks and then I write 3 to 5 meats and then I write 1 to 3 CTAs. And these things together create 150 to 750 ads per week, which is huge for Andromeda today. Variety. So here's how. Step 1: Write 50 hooks. There's 5 main ways to find hooks. Number 1: Winning hooks from previous ads. Number 2: Hooks from your free content like this. 3: Winning hooks from other people's ads. 4, winning hooks from other people's free content. And then 5, platform-specific ad libraries. So you can look online and find them. Using these 5 methods, you'll create your first 50 hooks. Now there's different levels of awareness when it comes to hooks. Spread out your 50 hooks to cover all of them or just one, depending on who you're targeting. Step 2, write the 3 to 5 MEATS. The MEAT educates the customer on the offer, the product, the solution, or the problem, or all of them. Looking back at my best ads in the past, I used all 5 main formats. Number 1, demonstration ads. Number 2, testimonial ads. 3, 3, educational ads. 4, story ads. Then 5, faceless ads. Try these formats throughout your next 3 to 5 meets for your next ads. Step 3, write 1 to 3 CTAs. Show and tell them exactly what to do next. A good CTA tells the viewer 5 things, and you wanna write 1 to 3 total. Step 4, film and edit. In one filming session, film all your hooks, all your meets, and all your CTAs, and edit them all together to create your 150 to 750 ads in total.
