Ads on autopilot

Never open
Ads Manager again.

Answer three questions. AdGo writes your ads, tests them, retires the losers, and tells you what it learned in a language you already speak.

No dashboards to learn. No percentage of your spend. A hard budget cap it cannot cross.

This is the whole product

Monday, 6:00 AM · week 4 of your open house campaign

You spent $412 and got 37 signups at $11 each. Two weeks ago they cost $14. Ads promising a free trial week beat ads about saving time by roughly two to one, so I retired the two tired ones and wrote three new ones from that angle. Nothing needs you today.

Reply to this email if you want me to change course.

You make three decisions. Ever.

Everything after this is the machine's job: audiences, keywords, headlines, budgets, testing, and knowing when to leave things alone.

1

What are you promoting?

timetosizzle.com/open-house
2

Who is it for?

Parents of elementary kids near Manchester, Missouri
3

What can you spend?

$600/mo

This is a ceiling, not a target. AdGo stops before it, every time.

What it won't do is the point.

Most ad tools compete on features. AdGo competes on how few decisions it hands back to you.

What AdGo does

  • Writes and rewrites your ads as it learns what lands
  • Picks and adjusts who sees them on Meta and Google
  • Tests angles against each other, not just wording
  • Retires ads the moment they go stale
  • Explains every move in one plain sentence
  • Stops dead at the budget you set

What AdGo refuses to be

  • A dashboard full of charts you'll never read
  • A tool that teaches you what a CPM is
  • An agency platform with seats and client views
  • A place to hand-tune bids and placements
  • A promise that every campaign will work
  • A cut of your ad spend

Tell us what you're promoting, who it's for, and what you can spend. We'll do the rest, never exceed your budget, and tell you the truth about what happened every week.