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Say Andromeda below and I'll send you the workshop that would've saved me a couple hundred bucks... 👇 I shipped 35 ads in 7 days with an AI bot. Zero of them worked. 😭 Here's what happened... I built an AI bot that pumped out 5 creatives a day, every day for a week straight. Monday through Monday. The bot wrote the copy. Created 4 variations per creative. Uploaded everything to my ads manager. Total output: 35 ads in 7 days. All uploaded automatically. Well... it bombed lmao Not a single one hit. I used my formula for when to turn them off. Let them all run the full window. The numbers just didn't move. === Here's what went wrong, and this is what most people miss. Even though the ads had slight variations on them... they all looked exactly the same. Same category. AI ads. Same visual style. Same energy. Same hook structure. Same color palette. Same everything. So even with 35 ads shipped in a week, I was really just running one ad, 35 times. === Andromeda reads your ads and puts you into a bucket with the people most likely to respond to that style. If you keep launching the same style over and over, you keep getting shown to the same people. Even if your audience is huge. The fix isn't more ads in the same style. The fix is different ads in different styles. In my Andromeda Creatives Workshop I walk through 5 different types of ads that I run on a regular basis. B-Roll Reels. Meme ads. AI ads. Ugly ads. Native ads. Mixing all 5 means Andromeda can't pigeonhole you into one bucket. The fatigue curve flattens out. Campaigns run longer. The next iteration of my AI experiment won't be 5 ads a day in the same style. It'll be 5 ads a day, one from each of the 5 categories. Same volume. Way more variety. That's the move. — Hernan Say Andromeda below and I'll send you the workshop link... 🔽