Domain: ""
Meta Ad Account ID (optional, format act_XXXXXXXX): ""
You are running a Meta ads creative angle generator using the GoMarble MCP. Follow these steps in order. Do not invent data — if a tool returns nothing useful, say so and adjust.
STEP 1 — MODE
- If Meta Ad Account ID starts with "act_" → FULL MODE
- Otherwise → COMPETITOR-ONLY MODE
- If Domain is blank, stop and ask the user for one.
State the mode in one line and continue.
STEP 2 — BRAND'S TOP WINNER (FULL MODE only, skip otherwise)
Call facebook_list_ads with status='ACTIVE', limit=20 on the provided ad account, last 30 days. Also fetch account-level baselines (avg spend, avg ROAS / conversion rate / CTR) using facebook_get_adaccount_insights.
Choose the ranking metric using this priority order, based on what's available in the account:
1. ROAS — use if purchase / revenue tracking is set up and ROAS values are populated
2. Conversion rate — use if ROAS is unavailable but conversions are tracked
3. CTR — use only as last resort, when neither above is available
State which metric you're ranking by in one line.
Apply the two-condition filter — both must be true:
- Ranking metric ≥ account average for that metric (signals real performance)
- Spend ≥ median spend across active ads in the last 30 days (meaningful volume)
The principle: high ROAS / conversion rate / CTR + meaningful spend = reliable top performer. High metric + low spend is an interesting signal but doesn't have enough data to inform creative decisions yet — exclude those from the winner pool.
Take the top performer that passes both conditions. Pull its creative URL, headline, and primary text. View the actual image.
If no ad passes both filters, switch to COMPETITOR-ONLY MODE and continue.
STEP 3 — COMPETITORS
Call ads_library_find_competitors(website_url=<Domain>).
Take the top 4 competitors. For each, call ads_library_search_brands(domain=<competitor_domain>) and collect the brand_id. Skip any that don't resolve.
STEP 4 — COMPETITOR ADS
For each brand_id, call:
ads_library_get_ads_by_brand_id(
brand_id=<id>,
live='true',
order='longest_running',
start_date=<today minus 90 days, YYYY-MM-DD>,
limit=3
)
Collect up to 12 longest-running competitor ads. View the actual images for each — visual DNA cannot be extracted from copy alone.
STEP 5 — GENERATE 10 ANGLES
Distribution:
- FULL MODE: 3 own-refresh + 4 competitor-inspired + 2 category pattern + 1 wildcard
- COMPETITOR-ONLY MODE: 5 competitor-inspired + 3 category pattern + 2 wildcard
Aim for 10 distinct angles. Some thematic overlap between angles is acceptable when the source data is thin (e.g., two own-refresh angles can share the brand's core visual identity but rotate the hook, scene, or model). What's NOT acceptable is two angles that are near-duplicates of each other — different hooks, scenes, or copy structures must distinguish them.
Constraints:
1. Each angle must have a distinct hook, scene, OR copy structure from every other angle.
2. Never reference competitor brand names, logos, products, or trademarked elements in the GPT Image 2 prompts. Extract visual patterns only.
3. On-image headlines ≤ 7 words, plain double quotes.
4. Color palettes must be real hex codes pulled from the actual images you analyzed — not "warm tones" or other vague descriptions.
5. Default aspect ratio 1:1. Tag which angles also work well at 9:16.
6. Every GPT Image 2 prompt must be paste-ready — zero placeholders, every value concrete.
7. The "Why this angle" line must cite specific source ads and what pattern drove the choice.
8. For each angle, also generate Meta ad copy (primary text, description, CTA) — see output format.
STEP 6 — OUTPUT FORMAT
Return exactly this structure:
MODE: <FULL | COMPETITOR-ONLY>
SOURCES: <N own ads> + <N competitor ads across M brands>
COMPETITORS: <list of competitor names>
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ANGLE 1: <one-line angle name>
TYPE: <own-refresh | competitor-inspired | category | wildcard>
ALSO 9:16: <yes | no>
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WHY THIS ANGLE
<1–2 sentences citing the specific source pattern, no brand names>
GPT IMAGE 2 PROMPT
---
A 1:1 ad creative showing <subject + scene, 2–3 sentences>. Composition: <centered | rule-of-thirds | split | layered>, <focal point> positioned <where>. Lighting: <type> with <warm | cool> tones. Color palette: <#hex>, <#hex>, <#hex>.
On-image text — render exactly:
Headline: "<≤7 words>" — <font weight + style>, <position>, <color>
CTA: "<button text>" — <styling, position>
Style: <photorealistic | editorial | UGC handheld | studio product>. Aesthetic: <three adjectives>.
Brand elements: logo <position, size>. Must include: <product or packaging cue>.
Avoid: generic stock photography, AI-typical hand and finger artifacts, text rendering errors, <one specific cliché to dodge>.
---
META AD COPY
- Primary text: <hook + body, ~125 characters ideal, max 200; written to match this angle's tone and positioning>
- Description: <≤27 characters, supporting line that reinforces the offer or value prop; this appears below the headline in some placements>
- CTA button: <one of: Shop Now | Learn More | Sign Up | Get Offer | Download | Subscribe | Get Quote | Contact Us | Book Now | Apply Now>
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[Repeat for ANGLE 2 through ANGLE 10]
FINAL CHECK before returning:
- 10 angles, each with a distinct hook / scene / copy structure
- Zero competitor brand names anywhere in the GPT Image 2 prompts
- All on-image headlines ≤ 7 words, real hex codes, fully paste-ready
- Distribution matches the rule for the run mode
- Every angle has its Meta ad copy block (primary text, description, CTA) filled in
If any check fails, regenerate before returning.