The future of advertising isn't just about making prettier videos.
It's about combining creative intelligence, psychology and AI to produce advertising that actually has a strategy behind it.
Ad for Bellaucci
One of the biggest mistakes brands make?
Creating ads based on what THEY think looks good instead of what their CUSTOMER actually wants to see.
Your creative strategy should always start with the buyer.
DTC BRANDS: are you looking for an AI creative agency, cinematic AI ads and create variations designed to capture attention and drive conversions.
DMS are open
I own https://t.co/DlqPQrU32y, an AI creative agency specialising in Meta ad creatives for DTC brands.
We create:
• AI storytelling ads
• AI cinematic product videos
• AI UGC-style ads
• AI lifestyle and product campaigns
• Strategic ad concepts and creative angles
• Ad hooks, scripts and copywriting
• Creative variations designed for testing
We combine creative strategy, consumer psychology and AI production to help brands produce fresh advertising without traditional production costs.
We’re currently accepting a limited number of new clients.
DTC founders, want to see what we can create for your brand?
DM me and I’ll send over our portfolio. 🚀
Hiya, i can send over my details. At https://t.co/x8g410AHe6 AI Cinematic videos are our specialty, we create storytelling, skit, drama ads and even create your own AI Founder avatar ( for the founders who want to be the face of there brand but not acc record,script or edit the vid
What if your next product campaign looked like a million-pound production without a million-pound production budget?
This is what AI creative production makes possible
A gifting campaign, created entirely with AI. 🎁✨
I create cinematic AI storytelling ads for brands looking to stand out, capture attention and scale their business through creative content.
Want something like this for your brand? DM me “AI ADS” for details. 🤍
Ad created for: Bellaucci
Just cracked the code with story-driven AI ads. 🎬
Created an 80s-themed Black Friday ad for a jewellery brand that sells a FEELING, not just a product.
Because people don’t buy products. They buy emotions, stories and what a product makes them feel.
This is what drives profit. Not just pretty visuals and AI for the sake of it.
Strategy first. Story second. Sales follow. 👀
Just cracked the code with AI content. 🤯
No UGC.
No expensive studios.
No massive production budgets.
Just AI-powered creative, strategic concepts and ad psychology that make brands stop scrolling.
The future of e-commerce advertising is changing. The brands that adapt first will have the advantage.
🚀 Want to scale your brand with AI-powered creative strategy?
At https://t.co/DlqPQrU32y Agency, we help e-commerce brands create strategic, high-converting ad creatives using AI, creative psychology and data-driven concepts.
→ 500+ ads created
→ £100K+ in ad spend handled across campaigns
Want to take your creatives to the next level?
DM me “SCALE” and let’s talk.
this is going to make so much millionaires in 2027 💀
you can now make & test hundreds of AI UGC ads for less than $10
your average consumer cannot tell which videos are fake anymore
all you have to do is:
> Grab your organic winners
> face swap them with AI influencers
> Run then on Meta Ads
> repeat
Comment “CREATIVE” for the AI ad prompts & creative templates we use to create scroll-stopping Meta ads for brands 🚀🤖
hi, i’m maddison, founder of @mkcoagency, where we combine AI, creative strategy & ad psychology to create high-converting ad creatives for e-commerce brands.
if you’re a brand owner looking to scale your ads, or want to learn how AI is changing the creative advertising industry.
follow along for AI ad tutorials, creative breakdowns, behind-the-scenes of building my agency & how we turn ideas into ads that sell. 🤍
- AI-powered ad creative made for bellaucci ✨🤍
These are addicting to make
AI is a game changer!
imagine the amount of high quality ads you can make
imagine building your personal brand with high quality content
AND the best thing is, its all in the comfort of your home.
no studio, no ugc creators, no models - i can go on.
✨ Want the AI prompt that helped create this video?
Comment “PROMPT” and I’ll send it to you for FREE.
or
DM “SCALE” to take your creatives to the next level.
Cinematic AI Films are about to change the game with Personal Branding & Meta Ads ⬇️
Want to scale your brand with AI-powered creative strategy?
At https://t.co/DlqPQrU32y Agency, we create strategic, high-converting ad creatives using AI, creative psychology and data-driven concepts.
→ 500+ ads created
→ £100K+ in ad spend handled across campaigns
DM “SCALE” to take your creatives to the next level.
✨ Want the AI prompt that helped create this video? Comment “PROMPT” and I’ll send it to you for FREE.
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Just created my first AI avatar 🤖
This is going to change how I approach personal branding, content creation and creative strategy at https://t.co/4Nxro1PRme.
More consistent content for my personal brand, more creative testing opportunities for clients, and new ways to produce video ads without always needing someone behind the camera.
AI isn’t replacing creativity. It’s expanding what’s possible. 🚀
11 years ago today I launched my first FB ad
Since then i've spent millions on ads for clients & helped scale hundreds of ad accounts
Here are 10 lessons i've learned over the years:
1. If you put lip stick on a turd, it's still a turd. Great marketing with a terrible product is like trying to climb Mount Everest with a 200lb weighted vest on. Most people will lie to themselves about how good their product actually is. The market will vote with their dollars. If you've been struggling to scale, testing every creative & landing page, and getting nowhere, 9/10 it's a product issue.
2. Stop over complicating the f*ck out of things. I used to think of the stupidest shit and think that was what was holding me back. "i need to find the perfect number of ads to put inside an adset to scale" or "I will not win with ads if I launch at 12am vs. 8am" or "I need to keep duplicating ads to try and find new pockets of people" once I stop focusing on things like this, I started to see results.
3. Focus on what moves the needle. My personal hierarchy: Offer > product page > creatives
Offer -> Is not 20% off or buy 2 get 1 free. Look up the value equation by alex hormozi & also read 100m offers
Product page -> how we communicate that offer to people
Creatives -> how we hook people in and communicate how our offer will help them get everything they desire
Bonus: I put landing pages here at the bottom, because I know someone ask about it. I'm a huge fan of them but I still see soo many new people, testing landing pages while running a dog shit product page. Get your pdp dialed in first, then focus on these.
4. Remove distractions so you can focus on what actually moves the needle. Example of this, recently I blocked out 2 days a week where I only write ads. I don't reply to emails, I don't go run around do random shit, I don't do calls, etc.. I only sit at my desk for 8 hours straight (obviously with breaks to eat) and work on writing ads.
5. Follow the 80/20 rule. 80% of my time, energy, effort, and money, is going into things I know for a fact work for me. I want to continue to double down on those actions and go harder on them. 20% of my time, energy, effort, and money, is spent testing new things. I only move a new thing into my 80% until it's proven to be a new successful thing that works for me. Too many times we had something working really well for us and we abandoned it to chase some new trend. You still want to leave room to chase new trends, but don't make it your 80% until it's proven to be a mover for you. This comes down to creative format, messaging we use in our ads, landing pages, products, etc.. basically how we think about everything.
6. Find mentors who are actively doing the thing that you're trying to learn. Don't work with mentors who once did it a while back or people not in a position that you want to be in.
7. Over these 11 years, I've had soo many people come and go in this industry. 98% of the people that started with me, all have fell off over the years. Very few people I know in this industry that are still doing this thing. Others went back to a 9-5, others are still trend hopping into whatever make money online trend is next, etc.. very few will stick with it for a long period of time. Those very few people will be rewarded.
8. There's no perfect creative. No perfect ad account structure. No perfect landing page. Everyone will be biased to what works for them. You have to adopt a "well Idk but i'll test it and see if it works for me" mentality. I know some people who are spending $50-100k a day in a single cbo within their ad account. I also know people spending that same number with 30 different campaigns all for different things. Neither one is wrong, because they found something that works for them and they went all in on it. Test everything with intentionality, review the tests, give the tests long enough to actually tests (7-30 days depending on what you're testing) and then make data driven decisions for what's best for you.
9. All baselines / industry averages are bs. You have to break down your numbers, every step of the funnel, and then focus on improving your own numbers. "Nick's what a good cvr?" fuck if I know, What are you currently getting, let's model that out in a spreadsheet, then see the impact it has on your business depending how much we improve it. Then let's map out 2-3 tests to actually improve it.
10. Everything will take longer than you expect it to. Fall in love with the process. As cliche as it sounds, this is very true. I genuinely love my writing days and getting to focus on new creative ways to make ads to get people's attention. The constant focus and effort of mastering my craft around this, is what allowed me to gain some success in this industry due to it. I became a millionaire in 2024 (total assets minus liabilities). I was 27. If you were to have told me at 18, back when I was just getting started, that I would hit it almost 9 years later, I would've been pissed. I wanted to be it by 21 and have a lambo etc... but in the grand scheme of things I'm still doing better than 90% of people my age and will be set for life. (i've invested a ton vs. throw it all into cars like the miami gurus.) I'm grateful for what I have accomplished but I still want more in a good way. It's like prestiging in call of duty. You simply do it for the love of the game now.