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Volume Beats Taste
Meta rewards creative volume, and your gut is not your customer's gut.
How it works
- 1Loftie runs roughly 100 ads a week, per Matt.
- 2Real diversity across that volume is the expensive part, not the rendering.
- 3Train the creative engine on every ad you have ever run, not on a generic prompt.
- 4The stick figure with a red X may beat the expensive shoot. Ship both and let the data decide.
- 5Ego is the most expensive line item in a creative budget.
Hear it on the podcast
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The Found Money AuditMatt's core operating loop: assume the leak already exists and go looking for it.The Next Marginal Dollar TestBefore spending another hour or dollar on Meta, ask whether Meta is even the highest-leverage place to put it.The Agent CastStructure your AI team the way you would structure a human one.The Shelf RiskMatt's framing for what agentic commerce does to a brand.Cold, Dark, and QuietThe Loftie sleep floor, and the only three things Matt asks people to fix first.
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