It starts by reading your market.
Audience Research searches the web for your category: what people need, what stops them buying and who else they're weighing up. Every source is checked.
Audience Research
Then sizes who could buy, and how ready they are.
412,000 people in Aurelia Skin's addressable market. Three in ten haven't noticed the problem yet; one in ten is ready to buy today.
Audience Research
It splits them by why they buy.
Eight audiences. Same product, eight different reasons to reach for it.
Personas
Each audience becomes a persona.
A name and a face, what they need to hear, what stops them buying and how many people they stand for, ranked core, expanded or exploratory.
Needs to hear
- Clear value for money
- Proof other buyers rate it
- A reason to buy now
Stops them buying
- Suspects the price will drop
- Unsure it beats cheaper brands
Personas
Then it reads every ad you run.
Your live ads, straight from the public Meta Ad Library: format, finish, look, message, and who each one is written for.
Creative Diversity Report
It scores them the way Meta sees them.
Nine factors, from format mix to visual repetition. 52 ads, but only five looks: Meta treats near-identical ads as one.
Creative Diversity Report
And shows who they actually speak to.
Aurelia's ads speak to 3 of its 8 audiences, judged on what each ad says. Almost half are aimed at one: the deal-driven browser.
Persona resonanceMarket coverage
Then finds the gaps nobody's filling.
Everyone fights over the deal-driven browser. Competitors also speak to time-poor parents and gift buyers. Three audiences have no ads aimed at them from anyone: that's open ground.
Competitor AnalysisWhitespace Report