Ad account diversification is the biggest difference between brands that scale and brands that plateau.
Most brands run 20 similar ads to their entire audience.
Then wonder why they can’t break $100k/month.
Your market isn’t one big group, it’s dozens of smaller pockets that
This is how you should test your product.
Come up with 4 different angles for your product.
For each angle, make 3 different ads.
Either videos or statics, you can also mix them, doesn’t really matter.
Create a generic landing page.
Set up a CBO with 4 adsets (1 per angle)
Getting ready to launch statics -> Advertorial -> how many static images should i do one first batch 10? or too much? How do you test your static strats?
I just made a doc for my team on how Grüns hit $500M in 2 years using 'persona-funnels'.
The perfect playbook on how to scale with multiple angles & 100x your market without changing your product.
We've been testing this approach for a few months and it's already working at
Want to know the difference between brands stuck at $100K and those doing $1M+ months?
Creative volume.
Here’s how we built a team that ships 150+ concepts (450+ ads) per month 🧵👇
Here's how to structure a high converting product page:
1. Announcement Bar: "Back to Work Sale: Buy 1, Get 1 FREE + Free Shipping"
2. Product Media Gallery (Horizontal Funnel):
- HQ Product Image
- Product In Use + Benefits Overlay
- Before & After Transformation
- What's
Here’s exactly how we built an in-house static ad system that scaled us to $1M/month.
We used to treat static ads as secondary.
Then we built a system.
In the first month it was fully live, we hit our first $1M month 🧵👇
Ecom & running ads really is a game of running experiments, finding what works and milking it until it stops.
Here's how you squeeze everything out of it when you find a winning ad:
For Video:
- Add new overlay text hooks (new text in first 3 seconds)
- Change the visual hooks