Manoj Bash

I posted about AI Song Ads a month ago. It went super viral and now Iman Gadzi taking it over to the coaching industry Bro's using hooks from Reddit confessions and driving traffic to the advertorial page is quite a smart move lol AI Song Ads + advertorial = $$$ If you're doing ecom and still sleeping on AI Song Ads idk what the fuck you're doing

Took a few days off X and came back to everyone fighting about incremental attribution So here's the simple version: When you open your dashboard Meta claims a number Google claims a number Klaviyo claims a number Add them up and the total is higher than what Shopify revenue is Nobody's lying. They're all counting the same sale. That's the problem incrementality exists to solve. Platform attribution asks: which ads did this buyer touch before purchasing? Incrementality asks: would this purchase have happened anyway? They're completely different questions Clearest example is branded search Someone googles your brand name Your paid ad sits directly above your own organic listing They click the paid one Google reports a conversion and a beautiful ROAS You just paid for a click you were already getting for free. Retargeting does the same thing Someone adds to cart, sees your ad two days later, buys. Meta takes the credit. But that person also got your abandoned cart email, your SMS, and still had your tab open That revenue was already yours So use platform attribution for creative decisions Ad A vs ad B inside the same inflated system is still a fair comparison And use incremental attribution for budget decisions

Long form Crazy Drama Ai Ads are absolutely ripping for us Launched this ad few months back and it's still the top spender for a supplement brand If you haven't tried it yet give this a shot Crazy Drama Ads might be your next winner

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A lot of you asked how we come up with the AI song concepts. Here's how we actually do it First, why they even work A song has a totally different fatigue curve than a script. A spoken claim gets worse on view three. A catchy hook gets better on view three That's the whole reason this ad has been our top spender for months while everything else died out in a few weeks Okay, now let me explain the method 1. The song is about their life, not your product biggest mistake you'll make is writing a jingle. verse is the problem, chorus is the turn, product shows up once at the end 2. The lyrics come from reviews Pull your 2 and 3-star reviews, your support inbox, Reddit You're hunting for sentences people actually said. Our best lyric was taken almost word for word from a review. 3. Pick the emotion before the genre frustration → country or blues relief → acoustic, folk confidence → hip hop absurd → pop punk genre comes from what they feel, not what you like. 4. Write the chorus first and make it one sentence your chorus is your hook. if that line wouldn't work on its own as a static, the song won't convert 5. Be way more specific than feels comfortable "3am" not "at night." melody carries specificity in a way a script can't, and specific is what makes it relatable 6. Generate long, cut short Suno gives you 4 minutes you need 15 seconds. Make 20, keep 2, cut the best 8 bars. 7. Keep the visual cheap and native The song is the ad. Over-produce the visual, and you kill the native feel that got you the attention 8. One winning song is ten ads Same lyrics, new genre Same melody, new lyrics lyrics on screen vs off That's why ours is still running. We didn't find an ad, we found a winner template Steal it.

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