Creative Testing
Watches your active Meta and Google ads for creative fatigue, briefs fresh concepts the moment ads tire, queues them in Canva or Figma, stages paused A/B variants, and reports winners weekly.
About this AI employee
Your best-performing ad is already dying — you just can't see it yet.
Every ad creative has a half-life. The audience sees it one too many times, the click-through rate slides, the cost per acquisition creeps up, and budget keeps flowing into impressions that no longer convert. Most teams catch this weeks late, after the spend is already gone. This worker catches it on day one.
It scans your active Meta and Google ads every morning, reads frequency and CTR decay the way a media buyer does, and flags fatigue the moment the numbers turn — with the evidence, not a hunch. The instant an ad tires, it briefs fresh concepts anchored to your brand voice, queues them as ready-to-produce tasks in Canva or Figma, and stages paused A/B variants right beside the control so the audience stays fixed and only the creative changes.
It never spends a dollar on its own authority — every variant is staged paused for you to launch — and it never calls a winner before the spend earns the verdict. Each Monday it tells you exactly which creative won, by how much, which losers to retire, and which angles keep failing so the next brief is smarter than the last. You get a creative pipeline that never runs dry and a testing discipline that compounds, without hiring a media buyer.
What it runs for you
Automations that run on a schedule or when something happens, so you don't have to lift a finger.