Big Idea

The argument in one line.

Meta's Andromeda algorithm reads your creative as the targeting signal — so every dollar you spend on audience configuration instead of creative volume and landing page congruence is a dollar working against you.

Who This Is For

Read if. Skip if.

READ IF YOU ARE…

You are running or about to run paid Meta campaigns and spending more time on audience targeting than on creative production.
You have a winning ad but your ROAS keeps declining as the creative fatigues.
You're a solo founder or small team that can't sustain a high-volume video production schedule.
You're running interest-stacked targeting and wondering why broad-targeting competitors seem to be outspending you profitably.

SKIP IF…

You have no existing ad account or budget — this is optimization advice, not a beginner's setup guide.
You're running Google, TikTok, or programmatic ads exclusively — the Andromeda-specific mechanics are Meta-only.

TL;DR

The full version, fast.

Meta's algorithm now uses the creative itself to identify target audiences, which means interest stacking and laser targeting are largely obsolete. The new game is creative volume and variety: static ads are underrated and easier to scale than video, winning ad copy should be cloned via AI into hundreds of demographic variants, and dead-spend ads deserve a second life in a dedicated 'zombie campaign'. Once traffic lands, the biggest conversion lever is matching your winning ad headline to your landing page headline — a move that typically lifts conversions 15-20%. Retargeting non-buyers with different offers (not the same offer) and tracking blended business-level ROAS instead of ad-account ROAS are what separate businesses that scale from businesses that plateau.

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Chapters

Where the time goes.

00:00 – 00:22

01 · Cold open — authority hook

$300M spend claim + promise of 8 hacks

00:22 – 02:35

02 · Hack 1 — Statics over video

Andromeda needs creative volume; statics are cheaper, faster, and Meta has a feed bias toward them. One hour per week dedicated to fresh statics.

02:35 – 04:50

03 · Hack 2 — One keyword hack

Duplicate winning ad, insert a niche identity trigger into headline/copy to open new audience pockets and drop CPL.

04:50 – 07:00

04 · Hack 3 — Winning format clone

Feed winning ad into AI to generate hundreds of demographic variants. Launch in CBO. Dead-spend ads go into a zombie campaign.

07:00 – 09:36

05 · Hack 4 — Don't make ads look like ads

Run proven organic content as paid ads. Use a burner account to find top native content in your niche.

09:36 – 11:13

06 · Hack 5 — Broad targeting + specific creative

Drop interest stacking. Long-form copy gives Meta a bigger context window. Test broad vs. interest-stacked side by side for 7 days.

11:13 – 13:12

07 · Hack 6 — Match ad to landing page

Mirror the winning ad headline on the landing page. Minimum 15-20% conversion lift. Keep 3 split tests running at all times.

13:12 – 15:35

08 · Hack 7 — Retarget with a different offer

Non-buyers from product A are buyers for product B. Layer: objection-handling ads, testimonial carousels, alternate offers, value-first audit CTA.

15:35 – 17:49

09 · Hack 8 — Track the metric that actually matters

Blended business-level ROAS and net free cash flow beat ad-account ROAS %. Scale toward breakeven CAC. Review numbers personally 3 hrs/month.

17:49 – 18:52

10 · Outro — personal backstory + CTA

Single-parent household origin story. Subscribe + next video pitch.

Atomic Insights

Lines worth screenshotting.

Static ads are currently favored by Meta's feed algorithm because they can show more statics per session than videos — a structural bias most advertisers ignore.
The creative is the targeting now — every element of your ad signals to Andromeda which person to find.
Adding a single niche keyword to a duplicate of your winning ad opens entirely new audience pockets at a lower cost per lead.
A 'zombie campaign' rescues high-conviction ads that got no spend in a CBO — putting them in their own ad set often recovers 20% more winners.
Running a proven organic video as a paid ad is not a shortcut — it is the strategy: the content has already proven it converts attention before you spend a dollar.
A burner social account followed only by niche influencers surfaces the most algorithm-promoted native content in your category — the exact creative format your paid ads should mirror.
Long-form ad copy gives Meta's algorithm more context to match your ad to the right buyer; short-form copy creates a small context window and limits who gets reached.
Mirroring your top-performing ad headline on the landing page is the single highest-leverage conversion optimization available — the ad already A/B tested which headline works on a thousand-times the traffic your page sees.
Most advertisers spend 90% of effort on ads and 10% on landing pages — flipping even part of that ratio produces compounding conversion gains.
Retargeting non-buyers with a different product instead of the same ad is often 2-3x more efficient than hitting the same offer at the same audience.
Blended business-level ROAS is the metric that matters; ad-account ROAS percentage going down while absolute revenue goes up is a win, not a warning.
Finding your breakeven CAC and scaling spend aggressively toward that number — even if per-ad ROAS falls — is how you take market share from competitors optimizing for the wrong metric.
Personally reviewing your own ad account numbers for three hours a month — not just reading analyst reports — builds a conviction that no media buyer can give you.

Takeaway

Eight moves that shift Meta ad spend from waste to weapon.

WHAT TO LEARN

When the algorithm reads your creative as the targeting signal, every hour spent on audience configuration is an hour not spent on the thing that actually moves the needle.

Static ads are currently favored by Meta's feed algorithm because it can show more of them per session than videos — a structural advantage most advertisers overlook entirely.
Adding a single niche identity word to a duplicate of a winning ad tells the algorithm exactly who to find and opens audience segments a generic ad cannot reach.
Winning ad copy should be cloned via AI into dozens of demographic variants and tested as a CBO — ads that get starved of spend deserve a second run in a dedicated zombie campaign.
An ad that looks like an ad is disadvantaged before it runs; ads that look like the native content people already consume in a niche inherit that content's engagement behavior.
Long-form ad copy gives Meta's algorithm a larger context window to match the ad to the right person; short copy creates a narrow window and limits reach to a fraction of the available audience.
The winning headline in an ad campaign has already been tested against a thousand times more traffic than your landing page will ever see — mirroring it on the page typically lifts conversions 15-20%.
Non-buyers from one product are frequently buyers for a different product in the same category — a retargeting stack that layers objection-handling, social proof, and alternate offers extracts significantly more revenue from the same ad spend.
Tracking ad-account ROAS percentage instead of business-level net cash flow causes profitable scaling decisions to look like failures — a business that spends more and earns more is winning, even if the ROAS ratio compresses.

Glossary

Terms worth knowing.

Andromeda: Meta's AI-driven ad delivery system that analyzes the creative, copy, offer, and landing page together to identify which users to show an ad to — effectively making the creative itself the targeting layer.
CBO (Campaign Budget Optimization): A Meta Ads setting where the campaign-level budget is distributed automatically across ad sets by Meta's algorithm toward whichever creatives are performing best.
VSL (Video Sales Letter): A long-form video ad designed to sell a product or service by walking viewers through a problem-solution-CTA narrative, typically 10-60 minutes.
Identity trigger: A category word or niche label inserted into ad copy (e.g., 'dental leads,' 'lawyer clients') that signals to both the algorithm and the reader exactly who the ad is for.
Zombie campaign: A dedicated campaign collecting ads that received no spend in a CBO — a technique for giving high-conviction but spend-starved creatives a second chance in isolation.
Blended ROAS: Return on ad spend calculated at the business level across all revenue — not just revenue directly attributed to a specific ad — giving a truer picture of ad profitability.
Breakeven ROAS: The minimum return on ad spend at which a business neither profits nor loses — the ceiling for how high cost-per-acquisition can safely go before scaling becomes unprofitable.
Interest stacking: A targeting approach where advertisers layer multiple interest categories to narrow the audience — a strategy the video argues is outperformed by broad targeting with specific creative.

Resources

Things they pointed at.

01:15productKong (King Kong AI ad tool) ↗

05:20toolChatGPT / AI for ad variation generation

13:45conceptHigh-value content offer / lead magnet funnel

Quotables

Lines you could clip.

01:02

“Since Meta launched Andromeda, this thing is a hungry panda, and you need to feed it with an absolutely absurd amount of fresh creatives.”

Memorable metaphor plus concrete insight, zero context needed→ TikTok hook↗ Tweet quote

07:00

“If your ads look like ads, then they are already dead on arrival.”

One-liner thesis, instantly quotable→ IG reel cold open↗ Tweet quote

09:49

“The creative is the targeting now.”

Shortest possible summary of the video's thesis→ Newsletter pull-quote↗ Tweet quote

16:40

“Who cares about the ROAS percentage? I need that net cash.”

Contrarian punch — reframes a metric most advertisers obsess over→ TikTok hook↗ Tweet quote

The Script

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00:00I've spent over $300,000,000 on meta ads, and these are the eight hacks that I wish I knew sooner. Starting with hack number one.

00:07And this is a thing that nobody's talking about, and it's the exact reason why your video ads are tanking right now. Everybody thinks that you need slick video ads and UGC creatives in order to crush it on Meta Ads in 2026, and they couldn't be more wrong.

00:22Everyone looks at my video ads or look at other people's video ads and think, man, that's exactly what I need to do in order to scale. But you see, since Meta launched Andromeda, this thing is a hungry panda, and you need to feed it with an absolutely absurd amount of fresh creatives in order for your ads not to fatigue.

00:41It is so hard to produce the volume of video that is required in order to have your ads not fatigue. Take for instance my own ad account. I have over 17 VSLs that I am running right now as ads, and that is just an absurd amount of volume.

00:57However, I can run thousands of different static ads much cheaper and much quicker than producing videos. And so if I had to pick on one type of creative format to do, whether video or statics, I would pick statics all day of the week.

01:12I have an entire creative team, and it is still a challenge for me to pump out the volume of video creative that I need to actually feed the ad account at the scale that I'm running. One way to do that is using my platform, Kong, where you can basically, at a click of a button, produce a 180 headlines, two body copy variations, and then you can go and basically pick from a whole library of proven ad creatives.

01:36Another reason that statics, in my opinion, are superior to videos, Facebook realized that there's only so many video ads that they can show each user per session on Facebook, and so their algorithm is actually has a bias towards static ads because they can show way more statics to people within one session of Facebook, and so that's what they're optimized for.

01:57Right? They are a business optimizing for revenue. If they can show more to the same person on the news feed, you're gonna basically be the one that's gonna benefit from that.

02:05I spent weeks and weeks in preproduction and planning and shooting, and then had my video team edit these super high polished VSLs. Then I looked at my ad account, and I can see that there's these down and dirty native statics that I've created that literally are outperforming a VSL that took two and a half months to produce.

02:26And that's why I'm so bullish on statics. So this is how you can apply this specifically to your business. Go over to whatever calendar that you use to manage your week and dedicate one hour per week, where you take your winning offer, your winning product or service, and you have one hour that you dedicate to creating fresh creatives every single week, which brings us to hack number two.

02:47And this one is a filthy little one that I have recently found out that goes absolutely wild. So everyone knows about finding your winning creative or your winning ad.

02:58But what most people don't know is that with Andromeda, it is looking and analyzing your image, your copy, your offer, your landing page, and all it's trying to do is find that person to serve them your ad.

03:11So if you wanna target different people, you actually have to put that in the creative and in the body copy. So what I do is I get my best winning ad, and then I have a look at what are the 20% of clients that represent 80% of the revenue in my I look at the niches that they operate in, and then I basically put those niches in the headline or the body copy of the ad.

03:32Here's how to get 462 leads per week on autopilot. Then it might be, here's how to get 462 dental leads on autopilot.

03:41Lawyer leads, property investment leads, whatever the niches are that you specifically wanna target, you simply just take your winning ad, you duplicate it out, and you insert that keyword. This thing alone will dramatically drop your cost per lead, and it will open up different pockets of audiences on Meta that if you just had a generic ad, you would not be able to reach.

04:01It's not some magic word. It is a category word that is what we call an identity trigger, and it also feeds the algorithm to know who it should be going out there and looking for. But the number one thing that you must understand when it comes to meta ads is that you are not selling your product.

04:16You are not selling your service. All we're trying to do is funnel as many of the people that it would be applicable to whatever it is that we're selling and bringing as many of them as we can to our landing pages. So this is what I want you to do right now.

04:29As soon as you finish watching this video, I want you to go over your ads manager, and I want you to find your winning ad. Then I want you to duplicate that ad out and just add either a demographic to that ad or add a specific keyword for the industry that it is that you wanna target. Then you launch those bad boys, go in, look at your CTR.

04:48You'll see that performance is dramatically better, and that is hack number two, the one keyword hack. Alrighty.

04:55So that's playing the game on like beginner mode. Now let me show you how to really scale this thing up and absolutely rinse your meta ad account, which brings us to hack number three.

05:06So here's what most people do. They find their winning ad. They turn off all the other ads in the ad set that aren't performing as good as the winner, and then they're like, let me just ride this one all the way home.

05:18And then they start scaling their ad, and then it fatigues, and it dies. And they've rested all of their performance on this one winner. This is amateur hour.

05:26This is the last thing that you wanna do. Instead, once you find that winning ad, take that ad, and we want to pump it into AI, either Kord, Kong, Chad GPT, whoever it is that you wanna use to do it, just do it.

05:41Then what we're gonna do is we're gonna spit out hundreds of different variations. And the way that I like to do this is I give it my winning ad, and then I say, okay. I want you to read this ad, and I want you to be the author.

05:53If we show the next ad I'm gonna ask you to write to a 100 people, not one in a 100 would be able to tell you that this is written by a different person. That is the premise, and now we get to cook. Then we start to prompt it and say, okay.

06:05Now write this for 25 year old women. Write it for a 30 year old woman. Now when you read it, it should pretty much read exactly the same, but there should be certain things on there that relate to that person that it is that we're trying to target.

06:19The best way to do this is to one, start with your body copy. Two, apply that same strategy to your headlines, and then move forward to your creative. And then typically, you take all of those winning ad creatives, you chuck them in a CBO, you let Facebook's AI do its thing, and it's gonna basically pivot the spend towards the creatives that are getting the best results in your campaign.

06:39Now, this hasn't always been perfect. Oftentimes, you would do it, and then there'd be a whole bunch of ads in that campaign that wouldn't spend. I take all of those ads that get no spend, but I have high conviction around that they are good ads.

06:52Then I launch something called a zombie campaign, where I take all of those dead ads, put them into an ad set, and then I launch those. Typically, I can juice out another 20% of ads that are all winners there.

07:02That is hack number three, the winning format clone. However, everything that I've given you so far is absolutely worthless unless you get this next step right.

07:12Because if your ads look like ads, then they are already dead on arrival. Let me tell you a story that is just far too common that I hear every single day. Somebody sits down, they put together their meta ads, and the first thing that they think about is, Sabri, how do I make my ad pop off the feed?

07:30I want it to really stand out, like hijack people's attention. And guess what people hate more than anything? It's ads.

07:37That's why there are hundreds of millions of people that have downloaded and installed ad blockers. So instead of making our ads look like ads, we are gonna do the absolute opposite, and we are gonna look at what is the type of content that people are natively consuming on these platforms. I am running a forty six minute YouTube video with minimal editing right now.

07:58It's got, you know, millions of views organically on YouTube, and I'm taking that winning creative, and then I'm just running that as an ad. Because I already know that that content bangs organically. It's already proven it with millions of views organically.

08:10So then what I'm doing is I'm just moving that over to the paid ads engine, pouring gasoline on it, and lighting that puppy on fire and letting it scale. And that's exactly what it is that you wanna do. You might not have a video on YouTube that's got millions of views.

08:22That's okay. Just look at what is the native content that people are consuming in your niche already. Another quick hack to do is you can create what we call a burner account.

08:33So you basically sign up for a clean slate TikTok and Instagram account, and then go follow all the different influencers and pages in your niche and like their content. Then every time you log into that burner account, you're gonna basically see the most popular content in your niche rise to the top of your newsfeed. And if that's what's getting promoted in the algorithm, then that's exactly the type of ads that you wanna produce and then run them as paid ads.

08:58And I can guarantee you that this will outperform your current best performing ad, which is hack number four. Don't make your ads look like ads. Alright.

09:07So now I'm gonna show you how to target buyers that your competitors don't even know exist. So when it comes to meta ads, people usually approach it in one of two ways. The first way is they try to get super laser targeted with the type of people that they're trying to target, and they do basically what we call interest stacking.

09:24They take all the interest in the niche. They're like golf. They're like Mercedes Benz.

09:28And they stack all of those things up, and they're like, man, that is one ultra layered targeting, and I'm gonna find only the best buyers. Then you have the second school where these guys are just like, pick a country, go YOLO, and target them. But this is where most people get it wrong.

09:44They don't understand that the more context that it is that you give meta, the better that they can actually go out and find those people, because the creative is the targeting now. But most people, they run short form copy. Basic ad.

09:58Therefore, the context window that Meta has is very, very small. So instead, what I like to do is I like to basically have very long form copy that literally gives the algorithm so much data of exactly who it is that I'm trying to target so that they can go out and find those people.

10:15Because if they have a limited context window for your ads, then the amount of people that they can target for that creative is also gonna be limited. So stop trying to outsmart the targeting, and the most highest paid engineers that have one incentive, which is to get your ad in front of the right people so you keep on feeding it zuck bucks.

10:33You're not gonna beat these guys. So let the algorithm do all the heavy lifting and spend all your time and energy on producing creative. However, don't believe me.

10:42What I want you to do right now is to go into your ad account to find your best winning creative that you'll probably got a bunch of interest stacking on there and duplicate that ad and put no targeting. So just pick Australia, just pick America, just pick The UK for instance, and let that puppy cook. Let both of those ads run side by side, your interest stacking versus your broad, and then in seven days time, go and have a look at your CPAs, and you will be shocked.

11:07And that is hack number five. Broad targeting with super specific creative is the new meta.

11:14Okay. So this next hack is exactly what happens after you actually get somebody to click. Because advertisers, they spend 90% of their effort on the actual ads and only 10% on optimizing their landing pages.

11:28And this is a huge mistake. Because if there isn't congruence based on what they clicked on to what they see on the landing page, they're just gonna dip. Right?

11:36You're gonna have a very high bounce rate. You might be getting super high CTRs, low cost per clicks from your actual ads, but your CPAs and your conversion rates will be in the toilet because it doesn't match that scent.

11:48So this is what I like to do. Meta is the best split testing tool that exists on planet Earth. Your headlines are exposed to, you know, usually a thousand times the amount of people that actually click on your landing page.

12:02So therefore, you're getting so much more statistical significant data based on which headlines work. So I'll be running, you know, twenty, thirty, 40 different headlines for an ad variant. Then I'm gonna find what the best performing headline is.

12:16I'm gonna take that headline, and I'm gonna mirror that that on my actual landing page. When I do this, I usually increase the conversion rate by a bare minimum of 15 to 20%. Just that one thing.

12:27Not only in the headline, but in the sub headline, and also the lead in of that copy. I have a rule. At any given time, I have to have at least three split tests running.

12:37Otherwise, I have a severe sense of anxiety. What you wanna always make sure that you're doing is taking your insights from your best performing ads and making them present on your landing page, and then running them as split tests to just inch out ten, twenty, 30% higher conversion rates across the board. So what you wanna do right now is open up your ads account, have a look at your top three performing ads, and look at the headline of the ad and the headline of that page side by side.

13:03And if it doesn't match, if they aren't congruent, fix it within twenty four hours, look at your conversion rates, and thank daddy. And that is hack number six, match your ad to your landing page.

13:15Okay. So now let's talk about how to turn every $1 that you spend on ads into 3 or $5. Think about it this way.

13:22Right? You've run an ad, you sent people to a landing page, and they haven't bought. And then what you're doing is you're like, you should just buy.

13:29Like, I'm just gonna serve that people with more ads. There is a reason why that person didn't buy. So you wanna think about what are the reasons that people don't buy.

13:38The number one reason why people didn't buy is that that offer wasn't right for them. Their product wasn't right. That service wasn't right.

13:45So what I like to do is if I've got multiple products or service, I like to retarget that audience with different offers. And you will be shocked at how good this works.

13:54Somebody might be coming in for one thing. You'd be like, hey. They're only in the market for protein powder because that's what they click on.

14:00You might be at a, like, a two or a three ROAS for your protein powder. Then you start retargeting the people that didn't buy on that page with creatine, you'll and see maybe you're at a six row as I know it doesn't really make sense, but just trust me and thank me later.

14:13Alright. It's time for the deep source. So this is what a retargeting campaign looks for our clients.

14:18Exactly what we wanna be doing is we're gonna have our top of funnel ad, we're gonna be sending them through to a landing page, then in an ideal world, they are running one of my kinds of funnel, right, a high value content offer. And the reason that we do this is for multiple reasons, but the most important one is because we get so much intel from the market.

14:36Because we outbound call every person that downloads one of our free reports, we get them on the phone, and we find out all their pains and fears, hopes and dreams, why didn't they book a phone call in us, why they didn't buy. We take all those things, and the first ad that we like to put together is an objection handling ad.

14:54We take all the reasons that they didn't book in a phone call, then we need to address that. Then in addition to that, we're gonna take proof testimonial ads. We're gonna run them as carousel ads where we retarget those audiences and basically show them more proof that all the claims that we've been making in our ads actually deliver.

15:11Then we're gonna have a third component. The third component is where we take up other subsequent offers, services, products that we could sell them, and we're gonna put them all into a CBO of our best performing ads for all of those products, and we're gonna retarget them as well also to those audiences.

15:27You do that, you will be printing. And then the last one is a audit of some description, something where you dress up your call of value in itself, where whether or not these people buy, they are gonna walk away from that phone call with some piece of value.

15:42Do that now and enjoy the upside. And that is hack number seven, retarget with a different offer. Alrighty.

15:49So this last hack, this is a thing that separates people that run ads versus people that run businesses. I spoke to a dude this morning who was at a 40 ROAS, and I'm like, bro, why are you not spending more money?

16:03He's like, oh, I just I I I I don't know. But then more often than not, when I then convince somebody to spend more money, what they say is, oh, I tried spending more Sudbury, but the cost per lead went up to $50, or my ROAS went from a 15 down to an 11.

16:18And I'm like, okay. Cool. But did you make more money within a thirty day period?

16:22And they're like, yeah. But the ROAS number as a percentage went down. Who cares?

16:27With a ROAS percentage, I need that net cash. What you really wanna be doing is looking at what the blended ROAS is, not on an ad account level, but on a business level, and that's the thing that you're optimizing. But even more important than blended ROAS is realistically net free cash flow.

16:44What you wanna do is find what that breakeven ROAS is, what is a realistic number that you can spend as the maximum to acquire a customer, and you wanna keep feeding the beast until you get close to that number. You wanna scale your ads as hard as you possibly can, even if the ROAS goes down from a 10 to a five, but the difference is between spending a thousand bucks a month to spending a $100 a month, you make so much more money at the end of the day.

17:09The only way that you get confidence to scale a business is based on data, and you wanna make sure that the integrity of your data is sound. Data gives you confidence, and if you have confidence, you move with speed and conviction, and that is the way that you go out there and literally wipe the floor with the competitors and take the market.

17:28Another very tactical thing that you can apply is block out three hours a month in your calendar to just look at your numbers. Looking at the numbers, feeling them, smelling them, actually knowing them. Not what your data analyst says, not what your media buyer says, you.

17:44Physically going in and verifying the data yourself, the level of confidence that that gives you, it is very, very rare that there is another activity that you can do inside your business that's than this. And that's hack number eight.

17:57Track the metric that actually matters. And these are the eight hacks that I wish I knew sooner. Now you might be thinking, like, Subri, why do you make all of these videos?

18:06You already got this big business, you're a multimillionaire, all of this stuff. I grew up in a single parent household, and money was always a problem.

18:14And I always said to myself, if I get to a place where I have the means and the money, I wanna be in a place where I can send the elevator back down, and that's exactly what I do in this content that I'm putting out on my channel. Because if this information can help you solve one of the problems in your life that money can solve, then every single video that I produce is worth it.

18:35So if you're enjoying this content, if you wanna see me keep making it and even making more of it, let me know what kind of content that you wanna see. And if you enjoyed this video, you're gonna absolutely love this one, is on Facebook ads, and it's how to create fuck you money from Facebook ads. Like, subscribe, and I'll see you in the next one.

The Hook

The bait, then the rug-pull.

When someone opens by citing $300 million in personal ad spend, the instinct is skepticism — but the eight hacks that follow are specific enough, and counterintuitive enough, that they earn the credential. The first one alone — statics beat videos in 2026 — cuts against everything the content-creator industrial complex has been selling.

Frameworks

Named ideas worth stealing.

06:55concept

The Zombie Campaign

A dedicated campaign for ads that received zero spend in a CBO. Running them in isolation recovers approximately 20% more winners.

Steal forAny paid ads account with a CBO structure where good creative gets starved of spend

09:50model

Andromeda Context Window

Meta's algorithm uses the creative, copy, offer, and landing page as a unified signal to find matching audiences. More copy = larger context window = better audience match.

Steal forAd copy length decisions and targeting strategy

13:30list