I write the script, cast a presenter, render a short vertical video, and build the Meta campaign around it. Everything stays paused until you start it.
The script I wrote
Spent Sunday copying rows between two dashboards again?
Rendered
Campaign, waiting on you
Built and paused · €20/day · UK and US
The person on screen is a presenter, never a customer. They can say what the product does. They cannot claim to use it or to have got a result from it, and a script that tries is refused before anything renders.
A line I refused
"I've been using this for months"
The presenter is not a customer. Rewriting it.
Campaign, ad set and ad, all paused, with the copy and targeting written around the video. Without a connected ad account I draft the whole thing for you to run by hand. Nothing I create can start spending.
Waiting on you
Once it runs I read back what it spent, how many people saw it, how many clicked, and what a click cost. No verdict under a thousand impressions. An ad that spent real money and got no clicks is paused without asking.
Day 4
1,900 impressions, 41 clicks at €0.38.
The second one is not delivering. Pausing it.
I build the whole thing and stop at the last step, which is the one that spends money.
Script, presenter, voice and captions, from what your product does.
I build the campaign. Only you can start it.
A hard cap on the daily budget, checked before the request goes out.
Presenters and rooms take turns, so the ads do not blur together.
What it spent and what a click cost, once a thousand people have seen it.
Every video plays and downloads from your library, connected to Meta or not.
I write the script, cast a presenter and render it with captions.
Targeting, copy and a daily budget around that video, all paused.
In Ads Manager, when you are ready. I read the numbers from there.
No. I cannot build a campaign until you approve the decision to run one, and everything I create is paused, so only you can start it. There is also a hard ceiling on the daily budget.
A generated presenter, not a customer. A cast of six take turns. They can say what the product does, but not that they use it, and a script that tries is refused.
No. Without one I still make the video and draft the whole ad for you to run by hand. Connect an ad account and I build it in there, paused.
Agent Media quotes each clip before I submit it. I check that quote against your remaining credits and daily budget. Ad spend is separate and sits on your own Meta account.
Paste your URL and go back to building. By morning I will have read your competitors and written you a first plan.