Ayyoub Talbi

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06/08/2026

History always repeats itself:

Those who adopt new technology replace those who don't.

Right now, that technology is Al.

The market won't wait for you to catch up.

The professionals constantly updating their Al knowledge will inevitably beat the ones ignoring it.

It's time to sit down and learn.

05/08/2026

Your ad creatives are failing because you're solving the wrong problem.

Most brands think better performance comes from prettier visuals.

Here's what actually moves the needle:

❌ Don't:

Focus on aesthetics over messaging
Guess what your audience wants
Write generic benefit statements
Test random creative ideas
Copy what competitors are doing
Make it about your product first

✅ Do:

Focus on messaging that converts 💰
Pull exact language from reviews and DMs
📱 Lead with specific pain points
Test frameworks, not just variations
Study what's working across platforms
📊 Make it about their transformation

The shift is simple.

Stop asking "does this look good?"

Start asking "does this speak to them?"

Your audience doesn't care about your brand colours.

They care about whether you understand their problem.

Better creative strategy isn't about design skills.

It's about research, clarity, and speaking their language.

The difference isn't effort. It's direction 🎯

04/08/2026

If your creatives stopped converting, it's not bad luck.

The game has changed.

What worked 12 months ago doesn't work today. 📉

The drop in performance is structural, not random.

Here's why your ad creatives are underperforming:

1. Audience sophistication 🧠 People recognize ads instantly. They scroll past without thinking.

2. Creative saturation 🔄 Same patterns. Same hooks. Same approach. Everyone copies everyone.

3. Platform evolution ⚡ Meta and TikTok now prioritize creative performance above everything else.

4. Short attention spans ⏱️ The first 1–3 seconds decide everything. Miss that window — you lose.

5. Weak messaging 💬 Too much focus on aesthetics. Not enough on persuasion.

The real problem?

It's not just the creative itself. It's the lack of angles, systems, and testing volume.

What works now:

✅ Deeper customer psychology
✅ More creative volume
✅ Faster iteration cycles
✅ Better hooks

Winning brands test constantly. They don't rely on one "winning ad." They build systems, not guesses.

Creatives didn't stop working.

Your approach to them did. 🎯

What's your biggest creative challenge right now?

Drop it below 👇

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03/08/2026

Your ads aren't failing because of targeting.

They're failing because you don't have a creative system.

Here's what changed:
Meta's Andromeda algorithm shifted everything. Creative is now the primary driver of performance.

Targeting and media buying matter less than before.

The real bottleneck today? Creative quality, volume, and diversity.

Most brands face 3 key problems:
No creative system Random posting with no structured testing. Just guessing what might work.

Low creative volume Running 1-2 creatives kills performance. The algorithm needs more to optimize.

Weak angles Focusing on visuals instead of messaging and psychology. Pretty doesn't convert.

What winning brands do differently?

They build a creative system:

Data-driven iteration based on CTR, hold rate, conversions

Testing multiple hooks, formats, and angles

Consistent production of new creatives

They create diversity:

-Different formats (UGC, testimonials, demos, storytelling)
-Different hooks (emotional, problem-based, curiosity-driven)
-Different personas (speaking to different audience segments)

Winning brands aren't guessing. They're testing at scale.

In the Andromeda era, you don't scale ads. You scale creatives.

What's your biggest creative challenge right now? Let me know below.

01/08/2026

If your ads stopped working, it’s probably not targeting.

It’s creative fatigue.

Same ads.
Same angles.
Same hooks.

Frequency climbs → performance drops.

Most brands tweak budgets.

Winners refresh creatives.

You don’t scale ads.

You scale creative volume.

31/07/2026

I used to spend hours brainstorming content ideas.

Then I figured out how to turn 1 YouTube video into 10 content ideas in minutes.

Here's my exact workflow:

✅ Find a trending video in my niche
✅ Extract the video script
✅ Paste it into Claude with context about the creator's style
✅ Ask for 5 high-potential content ideas (10 if the video is over 30 min)
✅ Drop them straight into my content calendar

Why this works:

🎯 Saves hours of manual research
🎯 Leverages what successful creators already validated
🎯 Generates ideas proven to engage audiences

The math is simple: 1 video = 5-10 ready-to-use ideas.

That's a week of content from 15 minutes of work.

I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel.

I'm learning from what's already working, then adding my own angle.

Smart creators don't guess what performs.

They study what already does, then execute faster.

Stop overthinking your content strategy.

Start learning from the people who are already winning.

30/07/2026

For years, businesses treated AI like a tool.

So I started treating it like an employee.

Trained it. Refined it. Watched it grow.

Here's what changed:

AI learns the same way humans do. You give it a task, review the output, correct the mistakes, repeat.

Training → output → refinement → mastery.

The difference?

AI runs this cycle 100x faster at 1/100th the cost.

I stopped waiting for perfection and started investing in the feedback loop. Every correction made it smarter.

Every iteration brought it closer to understanding my brand voice, my content systems, my strategy.

Now it handles the repetitive work I used to spend hours on.

Drafts. Edits. Frameworks. Variations.

And I focus on what actually moves the needle.

Most people see AI as a threat. I see it as a growth multiplier.

The businesses winning right now aren't the ones with the best AI.

They're the ones training theirs like they'd train their best hire.

Stop treating AI like software.

Start treating it like your smartest team member. Invest in its training, and watch it multiply your output.

29/07/2026

The only apps I use to create content that actually converts:

(not just content that looks pretty)

1. Canva → quick visuals and carousels
Why it matters: Speed beats perfection. I can test 5 carousel ideas in the time most people spend on one.

2. CapCut → short-form video editing
Why it matters: Clean cuts and captions keep retention high. High retention = more reach.

3. ChatGPT/ Claude → ideation and hook testing
Why it matters: I use them to brainstorm angles, not write for me. Saves hours of staring at blank pages.

4. Notion → content planning and systems
Why it matters: Consistency comes from systems, not motivation.

5. Google Docs → writing and structuring posts
Why it matters: Simple. No distractions. Just me and the copy.

6. Meta Ads Library → creative inspiration
Why it matters: I study what's working in paid ads. If brands are spending money on it, it's converting.

7. TikTok → trend and hook research
Why it matters: Trends show you what people are already paying attention to.

Here's the truth:

Tools don't make content go viral. Strategy does.

Most people overcomplicate this with 20 apps they barely use. Master a few. Build a system. Prioritize speed over perfection.

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P.S. Which tool are you sleeping on?

28/07/2026

Your best-performing ad will probably be the ugliest one you make.

Raw, low-production ads consistently outperform polished, high-budget creatives.
Here's why:

Native feel. Ugly ads blend into the feed. They don't scream "advertisement," so users don't scroll past them.

Authenticity. They feel real. Like something a friend would post. That builds trust faster than any overproduced video ever could.

Pattern interruption. When everything else looks polished, something raw stands out. It catches attention in the first 3 seconds, which is all that matters.

Speed of production. You can create 10 ugly ads in the time it takes to produce one perfect video.

More tests mean more data. More data means better performance.

The algorithms don't care about beauty. They care about engagement. And engagement comes from hooks, angles, and messaging that resonates.

Polished ads fail because they feel like ads. Users scroll. Trust drops. And you've wasted weeks on production.

So stop trying to impress people. Start trying to convert them.

27/07/2026

Increasing your customer LTV hack:

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