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An Ad Agency Turned Its Best Client Ads Into 20–30 Templates and Lets AI Assemble Campaigns

A paid-social agency trained AI on its best-converting client ads, turned them into 20 to 30 reusable ad structures, and now builds campaigns for clients spending $3,000 to $5,000 a day. No client names or return-on-ad-spend figures are shown.

Who this is about: Paid-ads agency (@lotfi.drif)

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What it takes

Cost
Free planHeyGen: Free plan. Creator is $29 a month ($24 billed yearly), Pro $49 and Business $149 a month, plus $20 a month per extra seat.Price checked Oct 15, 2026 on heygen.com. Prices change; check before you buy.
Setup time
A few weeksOur estimate from the source, for one business.
Skill needed
Some tech skillsComfortable installing an app, pasting an API key or running a command.

Explain it simply

This agency looked at its best-selling ads for past clients and turned them into fill-in-the-blank patterns, like recipes for an ad. To make new ads, AI fills a pattern with a new brand's details, and AI avatars (computer-made people) read the scripts for video ads. People still choose which ads run and how much money goes behind each one.

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What was done

The agency fed AI its highest-converting client ads and pulled out 20 to 30 proven ad structures. New campaigns are built by filling those templates with each brand's details, enough one-off ads to fill a client's sales calendar. HeyGen and Opus produce videos with AI avatars reading the scripts, and Claude Code builds landing pages on Vercel, runs split tests and watches conversion rates.

How it went

He cites clients spending $3,000 to $5,000 a day on these campaigns. He says the team moved budgets from campaign-level (CBO) to ad-set-level (ABO) because AI lets them scale each ad set based on results. There are no client names, ROAS or before-and-after numbers, so the result is his description.

Prompt

PromptWritten by our editors from the source
Step 1 - Template your winners
"Here are our 10 best ads with results [paste copy, format, hook, CTR,
CPA]. For each, write a reusable template: hook type, structure (problem,
proof, offer, CTA), length, visual style, and what to fill in for a new
brand."

Step 2 - Fill for a client
"Using template [#3], write 5 ads for [brand, product, offer, audience,
proof points]. Keep claims to the facts given."

Humans approve every ad and decide budgets and tests.

Our version; no prompts were shared.

Business fit

Who this helps, and how:

  • Marketing agencies: turn your 10 best client ads into templates before adding AI video.

    Agencies
  • E-commerce and Shopify brands: template your own winning ads so new product launches start from a proven structure.

    Shopify & ecommerce
  • Freelance media buyers: produce more ad variations per client without more design hours.

    Agencies
  • Local businesses running Meta ads: reuse one ad that worked for each new offer or season.

    Local & service
  • Course and coaching businesses: use AI avatar videos for frequent offer ads.

    Creators

Related

Similar tools

Other tools for this job, and how they differ. Chosen by our editors, never paid for.

  • Synthesia

    AI avatar video with a more corporate, presenter-style look than HeyGen.

  • Creatify

    Makes short video ads from a product page link, useful for quick ad variations.

  • Arcads

    Focuses on UGC-style ads with AI actors, a fit for testing many hooks fast.

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