- Add new assets that should perform better.
- Pause the campaign.
- Duplicate the campaign.
- Review the asset report labels.
- Draw on a wide palette of branding elements.
- Only highlight the brand in the first five seconds of the ad.
- Keep audio to a minimum so viewers focus on visuals.
- Keep your brand subtle to avoid overwhelming viewers.
- It dynamically generates customized headlines that will have stronger performance.
- It provides recommendation for the quantity and diversity of each type of asset.
- It provides insight into how the ad has historically performed so you can iterate.
- It automatically replaces images that are underperforming.
- Title, rating, and and number of downloads
- Logo, rating, and title
- Logo, title, and number of downloads
- Title, rating, and price
- Supers and audio
- Framing and supers
- Pacing and supers
- Pacing and framing
- Design-backed creative inspiration
- Research-backed creative rules to follow
- Research-backed creative guidance
- Design-backed creative rules to follow
- Humanize the ad with customer testimonials.
- Convey multiple messages to resonate with the masses.
- Introduce the product or problem, then folllow up with a relevant call-to-action.
- Provide multiple options for how viewers can take action.
- A photo of a family in front of their home with the logo overlayed
- A zoomed out image of a family enjoying their home
- An action shot taken directly from the app
- An image of a home with lots of blank space
- An image of your best-selling t-shirt displayed in a retail scene.
- An image of your best-selling t-shirt zoomed in so customers can see the quality of the fabric.
- An image of someone wearing your best-selling t-shirt
- An image of your best-selling t-shirt with a white background
- Call-to-action (CTA)
- Supers
- Color
- Audio
