For tech brands spending $30k+ a month on Facebook ads

I turn your 5-star reviews into ads that sell.

I read what your happiest customers say and make 3 new ads from it. Then we test them against your best ad for 7 days.

Book a free 20-minute call See the ads

You only pay if one of mine wins.

Spec ad for Lectric eBikes. An older woman rides a blue XP Trike 2 beside her son and his wife on a lakeside path, under the quote: We bought the Lectric Trike so my 84 y/o mother could ride with us. — A real Lectric review, turned into an ad.

Spec ad for Lectric eBikes styled as a couple’s selfie at a sunset overlook, two Lectric bikes behind them, with the caption: first ride where nobody had to wait for anybody.

Spec ad for Lectric eBikes. A grinning older man with a white beard rides a green XP4 uphill past two road cyclists, under the headline: 76 years old and passing the racers uphill.

Spec ad for Lectric eBikes comparing a dusty regular bike in a garage with a bright XP Trike 2 in a sunny driveway, under the headline: Thought your riding days were over?

Spec ad for Lectric eBikes. An old beagle sits in a Lectric pet trailer behind a white XP Lite 2 on an autumn path, above a five-star review about the dog’s retirement plan.

Spec ad for Lectric eBikes. A happy terrier sits in the pet carrier on the back of a Lectric trike, under the headline: Now the dog comes too, with three feature labels.

Spec ad for Hatch styled as a parent’s story. A toddler hugging a stuffed bunny sits on her bed watching a Hatch Baby glow green, with the caption: 6:00am. she waited for the green light.

Spec ad for Hatch with three panels: a red light at 5:30am means stay in bed, a green light at 6:00am means good morning, and at 6:01am everyone got to sleep in.

Spec ad for Hatch on a warm yellow background asking: Waking up before the sun this winter? Below it, a Restore 3 glows like a sunrise on a nightstand in a dark bedroom.

Spec ad for Hatch. A woman stretches awake in a dark winter bedroom as a Restore 3 glows beside her, under the headline: Your sunrise, even in December.

Spec ad for Hatch. A Restore 3 on a bedside table above five gold stars and the review: Customer support is AMAZING!

Spec ad for Hatch. Three five-star review cards about Hatch customer service stacked over a Hatch Baby and a Restore 3.

Spec ad for BLUETTI. In a dark kitchen during a storm, an Elite 300 powers an open fridge full of food, under the headline: Keep your fridge cold through the next blackout.

Spec ad for BLUETTI. An Elite 300 surrounded by four callouts: fridge, chest freezer, router and laptop, sump pump, under the headline: What it keeps running when the power goes out.

Spec ad for BLUETTI. A granddaughter plugs her grandmother’s oxygen concentrator into an Elite 100 V2, under the quote: We bought this for my grandma in case the power goes out for her oxygen machine.

Spec ad for BLUETTI. A man sleeps with a CPAP mask while an Elite 100 V2 on the nightstand powers a lamp and the CPAP, under the headline: Keep your CPAP running when the power goes out.

Spec ad for BLUETTI. A man works on a laptop by lantern light during a hurricane with an Elite 200 V2 at his desk, under the headline: The hurricane knocked out the power. The internet stayed on.

Spec ad for BLUETTI styled as a text conversation. One person asks if the 10am is still on after a storm, the other replies they are running the router and laptop off the Bluetti, with a photo of an Elite 100 V2.

Spec ad for Govee. Christmas lights, the old way, with crossed-out lines: dragging out the ladder, untangling every strand, climbing on the roof, doing it all again next year. Next to it, permanent lights glow along a roofline.

Spec ad for Govee. A woman smiles up at her house glowing with permanent lights at dusk, a ladder lying unused, under the quote: Thank goodness I never have to do it again!

Spec ad for Govee. The installer quoted $5,000 and a 2-month wait, set against DIY in 2 days, over houses glowing with colored permanent lights.

Spec ad for Govee comparing a $5,000 contractor quote on a kitchen table with Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights Pro glowing on a roofline, under the headline: Before you sign that $5,000 quote.

Spec ad for Govee styled as a parent’s story. Two kids under a blanket watch a cartoon while the TV backlight glows around the screen, with the caption: they won’t watch anything now without asking to turn the TV lights on.

Spec ad for Govee. A family on a sofa watches a big TV glowing with matching backlight colors, under the headline: Family movie night, now with a light show, with four feature icons.

Spec work for Lectric, Hatch, BLUETTI and Govee.

8,270customer reviews read
600live ads studied
$200K+in sales from my emails for one store
Trained by Sean Ferresat Copy Millions Blueprint

Even your best ad gets old

People see it again and again until they stop noticing it. Then sales slow down, and you need a new ad that works just as well.

The hard part is knowing what to say. Your customers already told you. In every review, they explain why they bought, in words other shoppers trust.

So I read your reviews, find the reasons that come up the most, and make a new ad for each one.

Spec ads for 4 tech brands

For each brand, I read at least 1,000 reviews and made 6 ads from what their customers say they love.

E-bikes

Lectric eBikes

108 reviews are about riding with family.

See the 6 ads

Sleep tech

Hatch

65 parents say it helps their toddler stay in bed.

See the 6 ads

Portable power

BLUETTI

85 reviews are about keeping the food cold in a blackout.

See the 6 ads

Smart lighting

Govee

One owner skipped a $5,000 install and put the lights up in 2 days.

See the 6 ads

How it works

Show me your best ad
We get on a quick call. You show me the ad that sells the most for you right now.
I make 3 new ads
I read your reviews and make 3 new ads in 2 to 3 days, ready to run.
We see which one wins
You run them against your best ad for 7 days. If one of mine wins, you get a new ad that makes you money, and all you pay me is $400. Sounds like a deal?

Book a call

After the test

Liked the ads? Here’s how we keep the winners coming.

Ask about these on the call

Hi, I’m Saad

I read your reviews so you don’t have to.

I started out writing emails for online stores. For one of them, my emails brought in over $200K. That job taught me that the best words come straight from customers.

Now I do the same thing with ads. I find what your happiest customers keep saying, and I put it in front of the people who haven’t bought yet.

Fair questions

Who pays for the ads to run?

You do, in your own ad account, so you stay in control of the budget. About $100 a day across all 4 ads is enough for most tests.

How do you decide who wins?

We agree on it before anything goes live. If each ad gets at least 20 sales in the week, we look at the cost of each sale. If not, we look at the cost of each add to cart. Lowest cost wins.

What if none of your ads win?

Then you don’t pay, and I’ll make you 3 more ads to try. You keep all 6.

Who makes the ads?

I do. I write the words, then make the images with AI tools using your real product photos. I check every word and every product detail before you see them.

Are the brands on this site your clients?

No, these are spec projects. I did the research and made the ads on my own. I’m not connected to these brands.

Hiring a creative strategist in-house?

Book a call and tell me about the job. I’ll do the 7-day test for free as a tryout.

Show me your best ad

Book a free 20-minute call and I’ll show you how I’d beat it.

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