Which platforms are covered?

Meta, LinkedIn and Reddit campaigns are generated with platform-specific copy and structure, each with its own CSV export.

Do I get creative direction as well as copy?

Yes. Each angle comes with a creative brief a designer can work from, and you can generate images for the angle inside the workspace.

Is the copy written per platform or copied across?

Per platform. A LinkedIn sponsored post and a Meta primary text are written differently because they are read differently.

One credit per run. Pro starts free with 10 credits and no card.

Solution

Paid social written per platform, per persona

Angles, copy, targeting and creative briefs, generated from the audience objects you already stored.

One campaign run gives you the full ad set structure with copy that differs by platform, plus a CSV you can hand to the ads manager.

Most paid social is one message stretched across four platforms

The same primary text gets pasted into Meta, LinkedIn and Reddit, and only the aspect ratio changes.

Creative testing that burns budget without a hypothesis
Targeting picked from interest lists rather than from research
Designers briefed in a chat message with no angle behind it

Tasks you can run here, and what they deliver

Every run reads your Marketing Brain first. One credit each, exports included.

Meta ads campaignFacebook and Instagram ad sets, primary text, headlines and creative briefs with CSV export~5 min · 1 credit

LinkedIn ads campaignSponsored content copy and audience parameters~4 min · 1 credit

Reddit ads campaignSubreddit-aware copy and angles~4 min · 1 credit

Content anglesAngles worth testing, tied to a buyer problem~3 min · 1 credit

A/B testing planPrioritised test order with success criteria~3 min · 1 credit

Ad visualsGenerated images matched to the chosen angle~2 min · 1 credit

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Marketing Brain

What the brain contributes to every run

Ad runs learn. Results you mark as winners are fed into the next campaign so the angles improve rather than reset.

Reads from your brain

Personas and the fear each one buys against
Value propositions and proof points
Objections that the ad has to answer early
Past winners and losers from previous ad runs

Writes back after the run

Tested angles marked as winners or losers
Audience definitions reused by the next campaign
Creative briefs kept with the campaign

A look at the output

An excerpt from a real run, shortened for the page.

Meta campaign · angle 2 of 51 credit · exportable

Angle

The re-explaining tax. Every new brief starts by pasting the same business context into a chat window.

Primary text

You explain your positioning to the AI. Again. Maestrix stores personas, proof and positioning once, then every campaign is written from them.

Headline

Stop re-explaining your business

Creative brief

Split frame. Left: a chat window with the same paragraph pasted five times. Right: one stored object card. No stock office photography.

The order it runs in

Strategy first, assets last. Each step feeds the next.

01
Personas
Who the ad set is aimed at, and what they fear.
02
Angles
Five distinct hypotheses, not five rewrites.
03
Campaign run
Copy, targeting and briefs per platform.
04
Feedback loop
Mark winners so the next run starts ahead.

Why teams run it here

Platform-native copy

Written for the feed it lands in, not pasted across.

Briefs designers can use

Each angle comes with a concrete visual direction.

It improves

Winning angles feed the next campaign automatically.

Questions people ask

Run it against your own brand

Give Maestrix your site, get the first artifact back in minutes, and keep it in the brain.