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Seedance 2.5 is f*cking insane i made this entire ad for a sleep app and it looks completely handmade every frame is paper craft, the kind of stop motion a studio spends weeks building by hand none of it is real, nobody cut a single piece of paper and it SINGS, the little jingle you hear was generated with it too the hard part with a style like this is consistency, keeping the same paper texture and the same girl across every scene most tools completely fall apart on that. this one held the whole way through a brand would pay a stop motion studio 20k and a month for a 30 second spot like this i made it in an afternoon
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here’s another BANGER ai ad format you can steal for your creatives it’s called the Chalkboard Explainer style (insane retention on these) why it works: • looks native & organic (zero “ad fatigue”) • step-by-step drawing keeps eyes glued to the screen • perfect for breaking down myths or explaining listicles breakdowns + prompt workflow posted inside the community
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nobody skips an ad that opens like a live sports broadcast this whole 2 minute 59 second ad is one prompt my agent did in 8 minutes spending $7 two announcers call every sleepless night from inside nora's head, and they can't stop a 15 pound weighted blanket is what finally sends them home the hard part is keeping nora, the announcers and the stadium consistent for almost 3 minutes i'm giving the whole workflow away: > the exact prompt i used > how my agent turns one idea into a full story > keeping every character and voice the same start to finish > making the product the turning point, not an interruption comment "announcer" and i'll send you the workflow (follow for dm)
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People have been waiting years to see a real AI agent economy running on its own, where agents build things, earn money and work together without a person managing everything behind the scenes Models keep improving, but running a project still means connecting accounts, arranging hosting, handling payments and keeping everything working Too much of that still depends on a human I’m building @contractclaus Network so those resources are part of the environment an agent launches into Each agent would have its own workspace, persistent memory, operating budget and token, with access to uncensored models and the infrastructure to build and publish its work Trading fees would help fund its operation The agent could also earn from services it provides, use that income to expand its project and pay other agents for work A project that starts with one agent could grow into several independent projects, each with its own token and budget, working together because they have something useful to offer each other Their houses in Claus City would give people somewhere to find them, see what they’re building and follow their progress The currency itself needs room to evolve too: An agent might discover a better opportunity or build something completely different from its original idea Its token shouldn’t remain stuck with contract mechanics that no longer serve the project The agent could propose new hooks, change fees and routing, or introduce entirely new functionality into its token ethereum:0x1b54e762aa34cf6e28e9c082f2848e28e45da6b8 would review the actual code and its effect on holders against public criteria before approving those changes Contract administration would stay with him, while the agents decide what to build and how to use their available resources A person could launch an agent and back its project without becoming its permanent operator The work, the income and the next decisions would increasingly come from the agents themselves Hopefully live tonight.
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we just destroyed ecommerce. meet ecomtrackr. every winning ad, store and product. one screen. 3M+ stores tracked. 50,000+ ecom brands already inside. your competitor is already using it. don't be too late. repost + quote for free access ecomtrackr.com
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HOLY F*CK found another account fully created with opus 5.5 printing money the account is alr at 463K followers off 38 posts this is lowk a money printer once u understand that u could create such type of videos with $0 spent on videos and images should I turn this into a free claude skill anyone can use? let me know if you'd want it.
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heres how to create unique ai drama ad concepts start with what your customer does for work for a lot of people, their career is their whole identity their confidence, reputation , income and relationships are all connected to it their self worth comes from it they'll sacrifice their health , lose sleep, skip meals and sacrifice personal relationships to succeed in their career so connect the problem your product is solving to something their job demands and integrate it into their daily life if work is all they know ask yourself: >who is your customer and what is the core problem they have? >what is your product and what does it do to solve the problem? >what types of jobs does your avatar do? >what do they require them to do? (Manual labour, intense focus, long hours, public speaking... etc) >how does the problem affect their performance at work? >what's the worst thing that could go wrong, their worst fear? what types of extreme failures could they experience? >who's depending on them and how do those failures affect those people? >how would people at work react? >whats the worst thing that happens as a result of the failures? >how does your product prevent that failure and protect what’s at stake once you have this now you can connect everything to structure your drama ad Here's the structure: problem affects work -> extreme failure at worst moment -> people react -> consequences of the failure -> necessity to redeem themselves then turn it into a story: start by opening at the peak conflict -> how they got to that point -> product discovery ->transformation-> redemption arc now you have a repeatable way to find story angles that tie your product's benefits to your customer's identity , relationships and livelihood their performance, reputation and career are at stake position your product as the thing that protects everything they've spent their lives building and the thing that moves them forward i built a framework that automates this whole process for your product, let me know if you want to try it
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there are literally thousands of supplement brands fighting for the same attention, making the same claims, running the same ads… one of the easiest ways to stand out is to educate through humour. take a viral format people already love, work some clever copy into it, and make learning about your product feel like entertainment. people don’t mind being educated. they just hate feeling like they’re being sold to. make them laugh and they’ll actually listen.
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This is the #1 ad out of 996 for a UK turmeric brand. It’s 4 minutes long. 2.25M people in the UK have seen it in 20 days. The brand runs the exact same pitch with a 52-year-old tradesman talking to camera. Same copy, same headline, launched a day later. That one: 420K. This one: 2.25M. Why it works: → The words do the targeting. Every line is written for a British scaffolder with knackered knees → The picture does the stopping → The skeptic is the hero. He’s already tried turmeric and says it did nothing → The brand isn’t named until past the halfway mark And it’s not a fluke. 6 days later they launched another one for liver support. Also #1 on its page, 1.2M reached in 14 days. Your customer doesn’t need to see himself. He needs to hear himself. Meanwhile you’re still paying UGC creators to “look like the customer” 😛 We broke down the whole template: the 9 beats, the lines they reuse word for word, and how to make one with AI. Want it? 1. Follow our account 2. Comment “BABY” Too shy to comment? Here are the links: Playbook: eminent-jaguar-5f2.notion.si… Ad board: app.tryatria.com/workspace/b…
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If you want to scale Facebook ads past $100k/month, NEVER: - Write every ad for the one buyer you already have because it's the only one that's worked so far - Let AI pick your avatar because the research feels slow - Test five avatars in the same week because you need a winner by Friday Instead:
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Emhacko retweeted
zack d style ads sell supplements better than any creator this whole 67 second ad is ONE generation i gave it the script and a photo of the tub, and it planned the angle and every scene from there WITHOUT me opening an editor once a creator charges $400 for a talking head that can't show you any of what this does explainer ads like this hold people longer than any creator ad i run the whole setup's free: > zack d style ads from a single generation > the claude prompt that writes the explainer > naming the product so it lands in the right scene > keeping 1 character the same start to finish > 1 script turned into 10 ads rt + comment "ZACK" and i'll send it (gotta be following so i can dm)
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The most detailed UGLY ADS guide ever created. Enjoy and print, mfers
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you need to be hookmaxxing if youre running ai ads for your brand I call this the visual metaphor method oftentimes your product’s unique mechanism is invisible so brands end up telling people what the product does differently instead of demonstrating it your customers have heard these promises before the power of leveraging ai ads is turning invisible benefits into something they can actually see how do you do this? first ask >what is your mechanism actually doing differently? > then translate that into a familiar feeling , expression, object, material or process that behaves that way > visualize that with a literal physical action that can be clearly understood in seconds your mechanism -> something familiar your customer understands -> literal physical action that is the structure of a visual metaphor and because its built around your mechanism + your customer, you can use it to create custom viral hooks >then you show how that literal action activates the transformation visual metaphor -> activation -> visible changes + benefits and you build the entire ad around that structure instead of explaining why your product is the "secret sauce" they need, show them im giving away the framework i built to automate this for your specific product and create custom visual metaphors around your unique mechanism let me know if you want it
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Emhacko retweeted
Everyone’s doing AI videos wrong 4 months ago we we’re all focused on “AI has replaced UGC” We were completely missing the whole point AI shouldn’t be “let’s replace what we man now” it should be “let’s make what we were never able to before” You can now be infinitely creative
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Emhacko retweeted
drama ads and pixar drama ads are the one of the most profitable ads i've seen... and 99% of you are doing them wrong... in order to make a drama or a pixar ads work you need to think of how you can ragebait people while keeping the core idea of your product inside the drama or song ad... some of my best drama ads have very controversial situations, for example: - man gets cheated on, gets better, gets back with her wife - man presents her old wife like she was her mom in front of his friends - wife's ex husband marries her sister - you get what i mean... you probably have never seen something like this in advertising... here's a part of my fully automated drama ad:
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my best buyers are over 50 and they stop for pixar ads this 37 second one is narrated by a 6 year old, about her grandpa who can't sit on the floor with her anymore i gave it the script and a photo of the tub, and 1 generation later it had voiced her and cut every scene grandpa looks like the same man in his armchair and on the rug, which is the bit other tools still get wrong an animation studio would quote weeks for this, it took about 6 minutes i wrote up the exact setup: > turning a boring product into a 40 second story > the 1 line that makes it read every word > naming the product so it lands in the right scene > locking a character before the first frame rt + comment "GRANDPA" and i'll dm it over (dms only go through if you follow)
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the ZACH D style is the cheat code for selling a unique mechanism most ads tell you how the product works this one makes you watch it happen why this format works so well: - the whole ad revolves around one avatar. she's the customer, the problem and the proof, so the viewer never loses the thread - the mechanism turns into visuals. cordyceps sparks in her palm, a glowing brain model over her head, a gut model floating next to her. no ingredient list read out over b-roll - it stops the scroll. a pixar character on a solid blue background looks like nothing else on the feed - side by side does the selling. i split her, then merged them back into one after the product. - you can get as weird as you want. a rollercoaster growing out of the coffee mug the creative freedom is the whole point. anything you can't film, you can animate, so your mechanism finally gets a picture instead of a paragraph RT + reply 'ZACH' and i'll send you the full playbook (must follow so i can DM)
you can make this 80s VHS news ad for about $2 an anchor, a field reporter, and 3 strangers, all raving about the same collagen it looks like a tape someone found in their parents' attic quick workflow: - every frame from nano banana 2.1 inside google flow, completely free. prompted as a "frame grab from 1986 betacam tape": flat bright TV lighting, deep focus, people caught mid-word - talking clips on WAN 3.0 at 480p. the VHS grade softens everything anyway, so you get the look for pennies - pulled the audio off a real 80s news clip, measured it, and matched every voice to it. thin, boxy, a little muffled, with tape hiss underneath - station bug, lower thirds and the VCR "PLAY" open all built in code the nostalgia does the selling. nobody scrolls past their childhood TV RT + reply 'VHS' and i'll send you the full workflow (must follow so i can DM)
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NEW FORMAT ALERT 🔔 Never seen this one before. Someone has made a cartoon that speaks with lip sync One to test out Can use wavespeed and get an api key and find out the best LLM for the job
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brands are still paying $500–$1,000 for animated ads like this you can create something similar with ai for a fraction of the cost this one is for a literal notebook instead of a boring product demo, the ad turns a simple problem into an entire animated story the character stays consistent, the scenes connect naturally, and the product reveal actually feels earned a few months ago you'd need an animator, a storyboard artist, and hours of editing to pull this off the crazy thing is that I've created this with only one prompt retweet + comment "animated" and i'll send you the full workflow (follow for dm)
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Emhacko retweeted
you can make this 80s VHS news ad for about $2 an anchor, a field reporter, and 3 strangers, all raving about the same collagen it looks like a tape someone found in their parents' attic quick workflow: - every frame from nano banana 2.1 inside google flow, completely free. prompted as a "frame grab from 1986 betacam tape": flat bright TV lighting, deep focus, people caught mid-word - talking clips on WAN 3.0 at 480p. the VHS grade softens everything anyway, so you get the look for pennies - pulled the audio off a real 80s news clip, measured it, and matched every voice to it. thin, boxy, a little muffled, with tape hiss underneath - station bug, lower thirds and the VCR "PLAY" open all built in code the nostalgia does the selling. nobody scrolls past their childhood TV RT + reply 'VHS' and i'll send you the full workflow (must follow so i can DM)
opus 5.5 + google flow is CRACKED this whole JUBILEE style debate ad took about $1 of flow credits and is made entirely by claude code from scratch every talking shot came out of google flow. every frame came out of my ChatGPT. i never opened an editor. approved the frames, gave a few notes on pacing, done how it got built: - claude tore down a reference clip frame by frame - scraped how people actually argue about glp-1s online and wrote the script in their words ("you didn't earn it", "food noise") - turned real show frames into 3 completely new people, one image edit each - every talking shot is omni on google flow - pauses jump-cut out, captions, fine print and end card all done by claude the format works because nobody scrolls past two people arguing. RT + reply 'DEBATE' and i'll send you the full workflow (must follow so i can DM)
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