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Jul 13 12 tweets 3 min read Read on X
I wish I could pay you $1,000 to read this.

Because this thread shows you how to use ChatGPT to write photo ads, video scripts, and headlines that actually convert in 2025.

(Hint: Most people are prompting AI completely wrong.)

If you're running Facebook ads, this will save you 100+ hours 🧵
Step 1: The product file

Before you write a single word of copy, you need a product doc.

It should include:

● Benefits

● Features

● Description

● How it works

● Visual description

● Real customer reviews

You feed this to ChatGPT once, and use it for every ad angle moving forward.
Step 2: Market research (the REAL kind)

Most people skip this.

That’s why their ads flop.

Go to Reddit. Search things like:

● “posture pain from remote work”

● “how to fix tech neck”

● “lower back pain at desk job”

Reddit = raw emotion + vulnerability + real problems.

Way better than TikTok.
What you're looking for:

● Common pain points (“I didn’t even realize how bad my posture was”)

● Personas (“I work from home 8 hours/day”)

● Suggested solutions (“I tried stretching, it didn’t work”)

● Emotional triggers (“I saw myself in the mirror and cringed”)

Save all this into a “Research Doc.”
Step 3: Upload both docs to ChatGPT

Now you tell it:

“These are my research and product docs. You are NOT allowed to use anything else — only what’s in these files.”

This constraint matters.

It keeps the tone tight and customer-specific.

Now you can prompt it like a strategist.
Step 4: Ask for high-converting ad angles

Prompt:

“Acting as a high-level marketing strategist, list ad angles ranked by likelihood to convert - based on the research.”

You’ll get:

● Pain point angles ● Persona-based angles ● Hook-first creatives ● Emotional triggers

Now you're writing copy rooted in data, not guessing.
Step 5: Write your first video script

Pick the angle with the most pain.

Prompt:

“Act as a viral female Instagram influencer in the tech niche. Write a 302-word sales letter using this hook.”

Example:

“This tiny piece of tech fixed what 8 hours of sitting ruined…”

You’ll get a killer VSL script.
Step 6: Turn your script into a UGC brief

Prompt:

“Here’s my script. Add a B-roll idea for each sentence.”

It’ll give you a full shot list so you can send it to a creator or film it yourself.

Example:

● “Line: I used to end every day with back pain”

● “B-roll: Slow-mo of man rubbing neck at desk”

Dope. Now you have a full ad.
Step 7: Create photo ads that stop the scroll

Same angle. Prompt:

“Write 10 Instagram story headlines based on this pain point.”

You'll get stuff like:

● “My posture made me look 10 years older”

● “Once I saw it, I couldn’t unsee it…”

Pair those with mirror selfies, circled neck hump, or exaggerated slouch.
Bonus: Push ChatGPT to get more viral

Prompt:

“Take this hook and exaggerate it further for virality.”

Example output:

“One photo made me delete 30 others.”

“This little device fixed 8 years of bad posture."

Now you’re stacking emotion + curiosity + pain = gold.
99% of the mass like to use ChatGPT as an idea generator.

But when you feed it real research + tight constraints, it becomes your best-performing copywriter.

This is how I build:

→ Full VSLs
→ UGC briefs
→ Viral photo ads

In 15 minutes flat.

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Jul 12
Your facebook ads fail because the angle is boring.

If you don’t grab attention in the first 2 seconds, you lose.

After doing over $100M+ on Facebook Ads, I’ve found 13 angles that consistently print money.

A high-voltage thread 🧵
1. Size of the claim

Make a bold promise.

• “How we made $300,000 with Facebook Ads in 90 days.”
• “How this brand scaled from $0 to $1M/month.”

The bigger the number, the more curiosity you generate.

Works insanely well in money or results-driven niches.
2. Speed of the claim

People love fast wins.

• “How to scale your FB Ads overnight.”
• “Double your conversion rate in 7 days.”

⚠️ Facebook hates specific timelines (e.g. “lose 30lbs in 7 days”),

But you can say “as little as 7 days” to stay compliant.
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I wish I could pay you $1,000 to read this thread.

Because this thread reveals the real secret to scaling to $10K/day+ with Facebook Ads.

(Hint: It has NOTHING to do with your campaign structure.)

And honestly, I feel sick knowing no one ever told me this when I started…🧵
Everyone wants to scale to $10K/day with Facebook Ads.

So they obsess over:

→ CBO vs ABO
→ Broad vs Lookalikes
→ Bid caps vs cost caps
→ Campaign structures

But after $100M+ in client revenue, I’m about to tell you that NONE of those things matter as much as this ONE…
When I started, I did what everyone else does.

I spent 8 hours/day inside the ad account:

→ Duplicating ads
→ Tweaking bids
→ Launching 100 lookalikes
→ Playing with campaign budget strategies

I thought that was the job.

But it wasn’t.

I was overworked and underpaid. And stuck.
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Jul 6
We spent $8,800,000 running Facebook Ads for one product.

No course tactics.
No complex structures.
No hacks.

This is how we scaled from $1K/day
→ $20K/day using one simple system and kept it running for 3 years straight 🧵
Let’s clear the air first:

→ $6.6M was spent in one single CBO campaign
→ $2.2M was spent in a secondary campaign due to an attribution change mid-test

Same product. Same strategy. Same offer.

Total: $8.8M over 3 years
Return: 4–5x ROAS → $36M–$45M in tracked revenue

Here’s how we did it 👇
1. We never separated testing vs. scaling.

We didn’t run:

→ A “testing” campaign
→ A “scaling” campaign

We ran one single CBO.

Every new ad went directly inside that campaign.

If it worked, it earned spend.
If it didn’t, we killed it.

Simple. Clean. Scalable.
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Jun 28
Most brands ignore image ads.

But we’ve been quietly using them to outperform video across multiple ad accounts and they only take 60 seconds to make.

The exact system we use to pump out scroll-stopping image ads without a designer 🧵
Step 1: Build your research docs (once).

This powers every future ad.

→ Product Info Doc
→ Market Research Doc (reviews, pain points, desired outcome)

Upload them into ChatGPT and say:
“Only use these two docs - no outside data.”

This keeps the copy on-target and conversion-focused.
Step 2: Use CreativeOS (not sponsored).

It’s the best image ad inspiration tool we’ve found.

Why?

→ They hand-curate top-performing Facebook ads
→ Only include vetted, high-volume, proven templates
→ Designs are built directly in Canva or Figma (we use Canva)

No junk. Just what’s already working.
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Creative diversity.

If your ads are fatiguing, your costs are rising, and nothing is hitting…

This thread will show you how to refresh performance without changing your message 🧵
Most brands only scale to a point before hitting a wall.

Why?

Because their best creative starts to die and they’ve got nothing else ready.

The solution isn’t “new messaging.”

It’s presenting the same message in multiple formats.

Here’s how we do that:
Start with one persona.

Let’s say:
→ New moms
→ Tired every morning
→ Need energy but can’t have caffeine that affects breastfeeding

That’s your core persona.

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How many ways can you show that solution to her?

A lot more than you think.
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A giveaway…but not the weak kind you're thinking of.

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Pick a prize your market dreams about (not what’s cheap).
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It tracks entries, enables free and paid entry methods, and integrates into Shopify fast.

If you’re not using software like this, your giveaway will turn into a nightmare.
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