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Need to analyze your ad creative?

Analyse your ad creatives with our free tool and discover whether your creative is a hit or a miss.


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Analyzing ad creatives has always been a tricky job for performance marketers and designers—especially when you don’t have enough data on the types of ad creatives that work for your business.

Ad Creative Analyzer by CrispyAds is a small free to use tool for anyone to test out their ad creatives using our LLM (Large Language Model).

Importance of a good ad creative

Ad creative is like a digital billboard with the goal of catching attention and motivating them to take the desired action like clicking a link or filling up a lead form.

Here’s why you need a good ad creative:

  1. Catch the viewer’s attention: A good ad creative is one that catches the viewer’s attention in seconds and stops the scroll. This attention is what will help you convey the message you initially intended to.
  2. High ROI (Return on Investment): Well-designed ads tend to perform better, leading to higher ROI. They attract more views, clicks, and conversions, making the advertising spend more effective.
  3. Improved CTR: High-quality ad creative increases engagement. Whether it’s clicks, likes, shares, or comments, a compelling ad prompts users to interact, which can lead to higher conversion rates.

How to use our Ad Creative analyzer

Using our Ad Creative analyzer is pretty simple and straightforward. Just upload your ad creative and fill in all the requested information like your ICP (deal customer profile) & specific queries.

Once done, double check everything and press the “Analyze Ad Creative” button and within seconds (can be a minute in some rare cases) your ad creative analysis would be ready.

Note: This tool works by comparing your creatives to a large dataset of other ad creatives in a similar niche. The data/output from this tool might not always be accurate, you should use discretion and carefully review all ideas/suggestions before relying on it.

Follow the below-mentioned steps before testing your ads for a better result

Below are 4 key steps to follow when while researching and creating an ad creative.

Research:

  • Seek Inspiration: See ad examples from other brands and businesses in your niche to get an idea of the types of ads that are currently being used.
  • Use Templates When Unsure: If you're unsure how your ad creatives should look, rely on high-performing generic ad templates that have proven successful for others.

Initial Review:

  • Visual Appeal: Does the ad catch the viewer's eye? Is it aesthetically pleasing and professional?
  • Message Clarity: Is the message clear and easy to understand? Does it convey the intended message quickly?
  • Brand Consistency: Does the creative align with your brand’s identity and tone of voice?
  • Call to Action (CTA): Is there a strong, compelling CTA?

Audience Relevance:

  • Target Audience: Is the creative designed with the target audience in mind?
  • Personalization: Does it address the specific needs, preferences, or pain points of the audience?

Content Analysis:

  • Headline and Copy: Are the headline and body copy engaging and relevant? Do they support the campaign goals?
  • Images and Graphics: Are the visuals high-quality and relevant to the message?
  • Video Content: If the ad is a video, is it appropriately paced, engaging, and does it have a clear narrative?
  • Length and Format: Is the ad the right length and format for the platform where it will be displayed?

Who should use it

While our Ad Creative Analyzer is designed for universal use, it is particularly beneficial in specific scenarios.

  1. Testing Creatives with No Data : If you're just starting and lack performance data for your creatives, our tool can provide valuable insights into how your ad creatives might perform.
  2. A Second Opinion : Our tool is also an excellent source for getting a second opinion on your ad creatives.

Tech behind our Ad Creative Analyzer

AI tools are everywhere and the tech that powers these tools is called LLM (Large Language Model), which is what we use too.

Here’s how our Ad Creative analyzer works:

  1. We collect all required inputs for your
  2. Package the collected data in an optimized prompt
  3. Push the data to our trained LLM model
  4. Your analysis is served once the LLM model is done with all the heavy lifting

Hope I was able to answer most of your queries and questions, but if you still have any then so drop us a mail at [email protected].