Isittheangle,ortheexecution?
We spot which of your Meta ads are getting tired, tell you whether it’s the angle or the execution, and hand you the brief for the next one.
Winning ads wear out, and you hear about it late.
Winning Meta ads tire over time, often within weeks at higher spend. Click rate slides, frequency climbs, cost per purchase drifts. Meta’s own Creative Fatigue flag fires once results have already slipped, and nobody can say whether the idea or the visual is the problem.
From a tiring ad to the next brief.
We check every active ad daily, without anyone opening Ads Manager.
- Step 01
Every active ad, checked daily
You connect your Meta ad account with read access. Each day we look at click rate, frequency and cost per purchase for every active ad.
- Click rate, frequency, cost per purchase
- We never edit, pause or launch ads
Tiring · Day 11Spring launch · static 04
Prospecting · broad
- Click rateFalling 6 days
- FrequencyRising
- Cost per purchaseDrifting up
- Step 02
What tired, and why
We tell you whether the idea is worn out or just the hook, visual or format, so your team knows what to change.
- Angle or execution, with the reason
- Before Meta’s own flag fires
Diagnosis · Spring launch · static 04Execution is tired. The angle still works.
AngleHolding“One serum instead of a ten-step routine” still earns the click.
ExecutionWornSame hook, same product shot, seen too many times.
- Step 03
The brief for the next ad
An image brief your designer or creator can start on, written for that ad and that brand. It lists what to keep and what to change.
- Keep, change, make, send to
- Images now, video later
Refresh brief · ImageSpring launch · static 04- Keep
- The angle. One product replaces the whole routine.
- Change
- Hook and visual. Open on the crowded shelf instead of the bottle.
- Make
- Three statics: shelf before/after, routine checklist, review card.
- Send to
- Your designer or creator
Ready to send.
Spring launch · static 04
Prospecting · broad
- Click rateFalling 6 days
- FrequencyRising
- Cost per purchaseDrifting up
Diagnosis before the brief.
Meta’s flag comes late. Generators make ads but don’t say which one to replace. Creative analytics tools track performance, and some write briefs too. Every Postspell brief starts by saying whether the angle or the execution is worn out.
| Capability | Meta’s fatigue flagAds Manager | Ad generatorsPrompt to creative | Creative analyticsMotion, Segwise | PostspellAlert and brief |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Notices a tiring ad | After results slip | Not available | Some track fatigue | From the earliest signals, daily |
| Says angle vs. execution | Not available | Not available | Not their lead | With the reason, for each tired ad |
| Writes the next brief | Not available | Makes ads from a prompt | Some do | For that ad, for your brand |
| Touches your ads | No | Publishes new ones | Analytics | Never. Read access |
Notices a tiring ad
- Meta’s fatigue flag
- After results slip
- Ad generators
- Not available
- Creative analytics
- Some track fatigue
- Postspell
- From the earliest signals, daily
Says angle vs. execution
- Meta’s fatigue flag
- Not available
- Ad generators
- Not available
- Creative analytics
- Not their lead
- Postspell
- With the reason, for each tired ad
Writes the next brief
- Meta’s fatigue flag
- Not available
- Ad generators
- Makes ads from a prompt
- Creative analytics
- Some do
- Postspell
- For that ad, for your brand
Touches your ads
- Meta’s fatigue flag
- No
- Ad generators
- Publishes new ones
- Creative analytics
- Analytics
- Postspell
- Never. Read access
Common questions
Not yet. We write the briefs, and your designers or creators make the ads. We start with image ads and add video later.
Meta: Facebook and Instagram.
Read access to your ad performance and creatives. We never edit, pause or launch ads.
Ecommerce and DTC brands with many active ads on Meta, and the performance agencies that run them.
They’re creative analytics tools, and some write briefs too. For every tired ad, we start by saying whether the angle is worn out or just the execution, and the brief is built on that answer. It arrives when an ad starts to tire, so nobody has to ask for it.
The same day. Once someone with admin access connects your Meta ad account, you get a fatigue report and your briefs that day.
Stop guessing what to brief next.
Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you when we can run a fatigue check on your current Meta ads.
- Limited pilot spots
- Brands and agencies with many active ads on Meta
- Fatigue report and briefs the day you connect
- Read access, so nothing in your account changes