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Multichannel advertising report
Combine Facebook, Google and TikTok reports into one set of metrics, compare them with targets, and recommend how to divide the budget among channels for the next period. Each platform has its own file, column names and counting method. Facebook calls it "Results", Google calls it "Conversions", and TikTok writes "Conversions". Put the three files side by side and add them up, and you get a number bigger than the actual orders, because two platforms may both claim credit for one order. The Multichannel advertising report skill solves exactly this problem: drag all three files into the chat at once and enter the targets for the period. Everything is brought into one shared table, with a recommendation on where to focus the budget next period. What this skill does for you Recognizes which file belongs to which platform and combines differently named columns into one shared table: cost, impressions, clicks, conversions (the number of times viewers did what the ad aimed for: purchased, left their details or sent a message) and conversion value. Recalculates for each channel and the total: CTR (clicks divided by impressions), CPC (cost per click), CPM (cost per 1,000 impressions), CPA (cost per conversion) and ROAS (revenue per đồng of advertising). Compares money spent with the period budget: on target, under or over by 10%. Compares each channel with your targets, for example, CPA no more than 80k and ROAS of at least 3. If you have actual order numbers from a sales ledger or customer management software, calculates cost per actual order and places it next to the numbers reported by the platforms. Ranks each campaign: Increase · Keep · Monitor · Reduce/Turn off · Not enough data. If there is a Google keyword file, lists keywords that spent money without producing any conversions and recommends adding them to the exclusion list. Recommends the budget split for the next period by % for each channel, with reasons backed by numbers. Assign the task with just one message "Combine the October advertising reports from Facebook, Google and TikTok. CPA target no more than 80.000đ, monthly budget 30 triệu. This month we closed 312 orders and revenue was 96 triệu." (with 3 files attached) If a file uses dollars or another currency, you will be asked for the exchange rate; it will never be guessed. Targets already included in the project description or notes will be used automatically. What you get back An Excel file in bao-cao/: Overview (one column per channel, plus a total column and a note explaining the calculation), By campaign, Google keywords (when a file is provided), Recommendations and Next-period allocation (by amount and %). The app asks before saving. In the chat: a comparison table for the three channels, whether targets were met, actual orders compared with platform-reported orders, and 3 recommendations. What makes this skill different from an ordinary AI question It does not add things that should not be added. Messages, purchases and details submitted are not combined into one "total conversions" figure; "reach" is not added across rows or channels; platform conversion totals are never called actual orders. It uses the right columns. For Google, the report uses "Conversions", not "All conversions", unless you request otherwise. Existing rate columns are ignored and recalculated from the totals. It does not cut a channel just because it is more expensive. Google reaches people who already want to buy and is therefore often cheaper; Facebook and TikTok create demand. This skill recommends reducing gradually and tracking actual orders, rather than advising you to turn a channel off completely just because its CPA is high. ROAS is not profit. The report states this clearly so no one on the team misunderstands. It is a good fit if Your marketing team runs two or more platforms and everyone reports differently. You run an agency and need one reliable combined table before preparing a report for a client. Your boss asks "where should we put the money next month?" and you need a numbers-based answer. At the end of the month, you want to know whether you have overspent the budget. What to prepare Required: Excel/CSV files exported from Facebook Ads Manager, Google Ads and TikTok Ads Manager; select multiple files at once. Helpful to include: reporting period, targets and budget, actual orders and revenue, and Google's keyword-level file. Outside this skill's scope It does not log in to or change anything in your advertising accounts. It does not conclude that a campaign "should be turned off" when there is not enough data, and it does not make up missing numbers. To create a polished report for sending to a client → use Client report. If you only run Facebook and need to inspect each creative → Facebook advertising report is more concise. Use in Solo Agent After purchasing, assign this skill to an existing AI staff member on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant sends each request to the right person with the appropriate skill. Often used together: Client report · Google advertising · TikTok advertising
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Facebook advertising report
Drag in the file exported from Ads Manager to instantly see which ads to keep, which to turn off, and how much each real order actually costs. Ads Manager is a forest of columns. Many people look only at one number, "cost per message": if it looks cheap, they increase the budget; if it looks expensive, they turn it off—and they do not understand why advertising eats all the profit every month. The Facebook advertising report skill solves exactly this: export the report, drag it into the chat, and say how many orders you closed this week. Each ad is read and explained in terms of money and orders, not jargon. What this skill does for you Adds up total amount spent and results by type: private messages, website purchases, and clicks, kept separate. Calculates cost per result for each ad and ad set. Places each ad into one of four categories: Good – keep or increase, Monitor further, Should turn off, or Not enough data, with reasons supported by numbers. If you provide the number of orders closed, calculates actual cost per order (total advertising spend divided by the number of orders) and ROAS (how much revenue each 1 đồng of advertising brings in), compared with your acceptable limit. Flags easy-to-miss signs: frequency above 3 (each person has seen the ad more than 3 times and is starting to get tired of it), CTR below 0.5% (fewer than 5 people click for every 1,000 impressions, so the image or opening line is not compelling), and unusually high CPM (the price for 1,000 impressions) compared with other ads. Ends with what to do next: which ads to turn off, which ads to put more budget into, and what new images to make based on the best-performing ad. Assign the task with just one message "Please review the ads from the past 7 days. We closed 42 orders this week, with revenue of 13.4 million, and I can spend at most 60k per order." (attach the file exported from Ads Manager) If there is no file, this skill searches the working folder for files that look like advertising reports and asks which file you want to use. If there is still no file, it guides you through exporting one. What you get back An Excel file in the bao-cao/ folder, with 3 sheets: Overview, By ad (one row per ad, with assessment and reasons), and What to do next. The app asks before saving. A summary in the chat, with figures matching the file down to the đồng. Example: "Spent 2,520,000đ and got 118 messages (≈ 21,000đ/message). 42 orders closed → 60,000đ/order, exactly the limit you set. Should turn off: the 'Combo 3 áo' ad spent 410,000đ but got only 6 messages, three times the average cost." What makes this skill different from an ordinary AI question A message is not an order. Messages are never counted as orders, and revenue is never guessed; the number of real orders comes only from you. It does not rush to judge an ad. If an ad has spent less than twice your acceptable cost, has run for fewer than 3 days, or has fewer than 1,000 impressions, it is marked "Not enough data" instead of being told to turn it off. It recalculates from totals. Rates are recalculated from total spend, total impressions, and total clicks, rather than averaging the existing rate columns. The app does the addition, and pre-existing total rows in the file are not added twice. It says "may be due to," rather than guessing it as fact. If there are many messages but few orders, the report points out that the gap may be in the message response process or pricing, not the ads, and suggests how to check. This is a good fit if You run message ads and close orders through Messenger, so Facebook does not know which orders are real. You are running 5–10 ads at once and do not know which ones are using up your money. You plan to increase the budget and want to know which ads to increase it for. You have someone else run your ads and want to check the figures they report yourself. What to prepare Required: an .xlsx or .csv file exported from Ads Manager (Reports → Export table data; export at the ad level so you can see each ad). Results are much more accurate if available: the number of orders closed from ads, revenue, and the maximum cost you can accept per order. If you have asked the assistant to remember this limit, it will reuse it automatically. Outside the scope of this skill It does not turn ads on or off or edit them automatically. You do it yourself, or ask Create Facebook ads to build a new ad. It does not edit the original file or overwrite old reports. To combine ads, Fanpage, and orders into a weekly or monthly report → use Sales performance report. To run reports across Google and TikTok as well → use Multi-channel advertising report. Use in Solo Agent After purchasing, assign this skill to an existing AI staff member on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant routes each request to the right person with the appropriate skill. Often used with: Create Facebook ads · Sales performance report · A/B testing design
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Quảng cáo Google
Gửi trang bán hàng và ngân sách, nhận chiến dịch tìm kiếm Google đủ từ khoá, mẫu quảng cáo và file nhập thẳng vào Google Ads Editor. Quảng cáo Google tính tiền mỗi lần có người bấm. Chỉ cần để lọt những chữ như "miễn phí", "tự làm", "tuyển dụng" là tiền đã chảy về những người không bao giờ mua. Còn viết 15 tiêu đề, cái nào cũng dưới 30 ký tự, thì đếm tay rất mất thời gian. Kỹ năng Quảng cáo Google giải quyết đúng việc này: bạn đưa đường dẫn trang bán hàng và ngân sách. Kỹ năng này tự đọc trang, tìm trên mạng xem đối thủ đang quảng cáo gì, và dựng một chiến dịch tìm kiếm gọn, chỉ nhắm người đang có ý mua. Kỹ năng này làm gì cho bạn Đọc trang đích (trang khách tới khi bấm quảng cáo) để lấy đúng giá, ưu đãi, chính sách giao hàng. Trang không có điều quảng cáo định hứa thì có cảnh báo. Tìm thử 2–3 từ khoá chính trên Google để xem đối thủ đang nói gì, từ đó chọn điểm khác của bạn. Chia 2–4 nhóm từ khoá theo ý định: hỏi mua, hỏi loại hoặc đặc điểm, theo khu vực, tên thương hiệu. Mỗi nhóm 5–15 từ khoá, kiểu khớp chặt cho tài khoản mới. Lập danh sách từ khoá loại trừ (miễn phí, tải về, là gì, tuyển dụng... cộng thêm theo ngành) để không trả tiền cho người tìm nhầm. Viết cho mỗi nhóm một quảng cáo đáp ứng: 15 tiêu đề dưới 30 ký tự, 4 mô tả dưới 90 ký tự. Thêm phần mở rộng dưới quảng cáo: 4 đường dẫn phụ, 4–6 dòng chú thích ngắn, số điện thoại nếu bạn đưa. Chọn cách đặt giá thầu hợp với tài khoản mới hay đã có đơn, và nhắc cài theo dõi đơn trước khi để Google tự tối ưu. Giao việc chỉ bằng một tin nhắn "Chạy Google cho cà phê hạt rang mộc, 220k/500g, freeship đơn từ 400k, trang https://mocson.vn/ca-phe-hat, 300 nghìn/ngày, toàn quốc, muốn ra đơn trên web." Cần đủ ba thứ: sản phẩm, trang đích, ngân sách; thiếu thì bạn được hỏi lại. Khu vực và mục tiêu để trống thì kỹ năng này tự chọn và ghi lý do. Bạn nhận lại File Excel kế hoạch trong thư mục quang-cao/: Chiến dịch, Từ khoá, Loại trừ, Quảng cáo (có cột số ký tự), Phần mở rộng, và trang Theo dõi để trống. File CSV để nhập vào Google Ads Editor (phần mềm miễn phí của Google để sửa quảng cáo hàng loạt). Chiến dịch vào ở trạng thái tạm dừng; bạn xem trước, kiểm tra xong mới bật. Tóm tắt trong chat kèm 3 tiêu đề hay nhất. Ứng dụng hỏi bạn trước khi lưu từng file. Ví dụ minh hoạ một tiêu đề: "Cà Phê Hạt Rang Mộc Cầu Đất" (27 ký tự). Điều làm kỹ năng này khác một câu hỏi AI thông thường Không bịa số. Lượng tìm kiếm, giá mỗi lượt bấm, tỷ lệ ra đơn: không đoán mà ghi "kiểm tra trong Công cụ lập kế hoạch từ khoá". Chỉ ước tính số lượt bấm khi bạn đưa giá mỗi lượt bấm thật từ lần chạy trước. Quảng cáo không hứa điều trang không có. Freeship, bảo hành, giá chỉ vào tiêu đề khi trang đích ghi đúng như vậy. Tránh lỗi Google hay từ chối: viết hoa toàn bộ, lặp dấu câu, ký tự lạ, số điện thoại trong tiêu đề, chữ "rẻ nhất", "số 1" không chứng minh được. Không đụng tên đối thủ làm từ khoá hay đưa vào quảng cáo khi bạn chưa đồng ý, vì dễ dính chuyện nhãn hiệu. Hợp với bạn nếu Bạn có website bán hàng nhưng khách chỉ vào khi bạn chia sẻ link. Thứ bạn bán là thứ người ta chủ động tìm: đồ thay thế, dịch vụ theo khu vực, quà tặng doanh nghiệp. Bạn từng chạy Google, tiền hết nhanh mà đơn ít, nghi bị tốn cho người tìm nhầm. Bạn làm agency, cần file nhập Editor sạch để dựng nhanh cho khách. Cần chuẩn bị Bắt buộc: sản phẩm hoặc dịch vụ, đường dẫn trang đích đang hoạt động, ngân sách mỗi ngày. Có thì tốt hơn: khu vực bán, giá mỗi lượt bấm thật nếu từng chạy, số điện thoại cửa hàng, bản mô tả thương hiệu. Tài khoản Google Ads, và Google Ads Editor cài sẵn trên máy. Ngoài phạm vi kỹ năng này Không đăng nhập tài khoản Google Ads, không tự bật chiến dịch, không tiêu tiền của bạn. Chỉ làm quảng cáo trên trang kết quả tìm kiếm; không dựng Performance Max, YouTube hay quảng cáo hình ảnh, chỉ gợi ý khi nào nên thử. Chưa có trang bán hàng → dùng Làm trang bán hàng (landing page) trước. Đọc kết quả sau khi chạy → dùng Báo cáo quảng cáo đa kênh. Dùng trong Solo Agent Sau khi mua, bạn giao kỹ năng này cho một nhân viên đang có trong đội, hoặc tạo nhân viên mới để đảm nhận. Một nhân viên có thể nắm nhiều kỹ năng; trợ lý chuyển mỗi yêu cầu cho đúng người có kỹ năng phù hợp. Hay đi cùng: Làm trang bán hàng (landing page) · Viết bài SEO cho website · Báo cáo quảng cáo đa kênh
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TikTok Ads
Tell it the product and budget, and get a TikTok Ads setup table, 3–5 video ideas with 2-second hooks, and ad copy within the limits. Many people running TikTok ads for the first time do it like Facebook: combine product images with music, open with a logo, and split the budget across five or six ad groups. A few days later, the money is gone, there are no orders, and they do not know what went wrong. The TikTok Ads skill solves exactly this: you message the product, what you want viewers to do, and your budget. This skill builds a lean campaign, writes video ideas that look like real content, and clearly notes every field to select in TikTok Ads Manager (TikTok's ad management page). What this skill does for you Choose the campaign objective for your situation: if you can track orders on TikTok Shop or your website, run for conversions; if you cannot track them yet, send viewers to a page; if the brand is new, get more people to view it first. Build a lean structure: 1 campaign, 1–2 ad groups, and 3–5 videos per group so TikTok can find the best-performing videos automatically. If the budget is below what the system needs to learn, this is stated clearly. Choose a broad audience (area, age, language) plus up to 3 interest groups, with a reason for every choice. Review your existing videos: if a channel or KOC (a real user who makes reviews) post has already received many views, suggest Spark Ads (running ads directly on an existing post while keeping its likes and comments). Videos that are not suitable for ads are also identified clearly. If you lack videos, write 3–5 ideas for 15–30-second videos: the opening hook for the first 2 seconds, shots, dialogue, on-screen text, and the closing call to action. Write 3–5 lines of ad copy and create a daily budget schedule. Assign the task with just one message "Run TikTok ads for drip-bag coffee, a box of 10 packs for 89k, with a buy 2 get 1 free offer during the first week. I want orders on TikTok Shop, 500 thousand VND/day for 10 days, targeting office workers aged 22–35." If the product, objective, or budget is missing, you will be asked to provide it. If the workspace already contains a brand description, it will be read to write in your brand's voice. What you receive An Excel file in the quang-cao/ folder with 5 sheets: Setup (campaign, group, ad: what to choose and why), Video, Ad Copy, Daily Budget, and a blank Tracking sheet for you to record daily results. The app asks for your confirmation before saving. A chat summary: objective, audience, number of videos, the best hook, and 4–6 steps to click in TikTok Ads Manager. An example of a 2-second hook: a close-up of a hand tearing open a coffee pack and dropping it over the mouth of a cup, with large on-screen text "Brew drip coffee without a dripper". What makes this skill different from a regular AI question Video first, copy second. This skill follows TikTok's own approach: do not open with a logo, film like a real user with a phone, and keep on-screen text away from the bottom and right edge because buttons may cover it. Follow the specifications to avoid rejection. Ad copy must be no more than 100 characters; videos generally should not include links, @ mentions, or hashtags; display names must be no more than 20 characters. Every line is counted. Check the policies before you click Submit: no before-and-after body comparisons, no promises of losing weight or becoming more beautiful day by day, no fake system notifications, and music must be from TikTok's commercial music library. No promises of a certain number of orders. It does not predict cost per order. It only advises you to run for 3–5 days before evaluating and not to edit the ad group during the first 2 days. This is a good fit if You have a TikTok Shop and want to start running ads but do not know what to select in each field. A KOC has made several review videos for you and you want to promote those videos further. You do not have any videos yet and need ideas to film yourself with a phone. You work at an agency and need a setup table to send clients for approval before running ads. What to prepare Required: product and offer, what you want viewers to do, and budget. Helpful: target customers and a list of existing videos. This skill cannot watch videos, so briefly note what each video is about and how many views it received. To run Spark Ads on a KOC's video, you need the KOC's consent and authorization code. Outside this skill's scope It does not log in, click anything in TikTok Ads Manager, or spend your money; you set everything up yourself using the table. It does not use other people's videos, music, or images without permission. To read results after running ads → use Multichannel Ad Reporting. To run ads on Facebook or Google → use Facebook Ads Setup or Google Ads. Use in Solo Agent After purchase, assign this skill to a staff member already on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant sends each request to the right person with the relevant skill. Often used with: Short Video Script · Work with KOC/KOLs · Multichannel Ad Reporting
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Set Up Facebook Ads
A budget-friendly Facebook advertising plan: goal, audience, budget, and 3–5 policy-compliant ad versions; form filling included if you want. Facebook Ads Manager has dozens of options, so many shop owners and freelancers choose the fastest route: click Boost Post, pick a random audience, and eventually find the money gone while no messages come in. The Set Up Facebook Ads skill solves exactly this: you tell us what you sell, what you want customers to do, and how much you want to spend; the plan is built to reduce costly trial and error: fewer campaigns, fewer ad sets, and ad copy checked in advance to avoid rejection. If you want, the fields in Ads Manager can also be filled in for you, right in the app's browser. What this skill does for you Choose the right campaign type for your goal: customers messaging to ask about buying, visiting your sales page, watching a video, or following your Fanpage. Build a simple structure: one campaign and one or two ad sets; below 300,000đ/day, use just one ad set. Choose a sufficiently broad audience: places you can deliver to or serve, age, gender, and up to 3 interests, with a reason for each choice. Turn the budget into a daily amount, with a warning if it is below the suggested 100,000đ/day per ad set; if you provide the cost price, calculate the maximum ad spend per order to avoid losses. Write 3–5 ad versions, each from a different angle (concern, benefit, offer, real proof, question), at a suitable length for Facebook to display fully, with specific image/video suggestions. Check each version against common Facebook rejection issues before showing it to you. Assign the work with one message "Run message ads for tone-up sunscreen at 320k, buy 2 and get 10% off, 200,000đ/day for 7 days, targeting female office workers aged 22–35 in Ho Chi Minh City, with oily skin." If you want customers to visit your website but do not have a link yet, you will be asked for the link or suggested to create a sales page first. If you have not said who your customers are, this skill will make a recommendation and clearly state that it is an assumption. What you receive Excel file in the quang-cao folder, saved after you approve it, with 4 sheets: Setup (what to choose and why), Ad Versions, Daily Budget, and a blank Tracking sheet for you to record daily spending, results, and confirmed orders. In chat: a summary of the goal and audience, the first complete ad version, and 3–5 next steps in Ads Manager. Illustrative example: Sale price 320,000đ − cost price 120,000đ − shipping fee you cover 20,000đ = you can spend up to 180,000đ on ads per order without losing money. What makes this skill different from a regular AI question Form filling only when you ask. You log in to Facebook yourself; the staff member assigned this skill selects the correct ad account and Fanpage (if there are several, they ask), creates the setup based on the plan, and asks you to upload the images/videos yourself. Review before publishing. The goal, audience, daily budget, run dates, and number of versions are summarized for you; before you click "Publish", the app asks you one more time, while you click the final button if it has a different name. Do not touch money or existing campaigns. No changes to payment methods, spending limits, or admin permissions; no budget increase beyond the amount you provide; no reactivating, duplicating, or deleting existing campaigns. No promises about order numbers. No guessing the cost per message or claiming you will "definitely get orders"; the advice is to run for at least 3–4 days, then evaluate using real numbers. This is right for you if You have clicked "Boost Post" before but got no orders. Your budget is a few hundred thousand đồng per day, with little room for repeated trial and error. Ads Manager overwhelms you and you want someone to fill it in with you. What to prepare Required: product and price, what you want customers to do, daily budget, and number of days to run. For a more accurate plan: who your customers are, cost price and shipping fee to calculate the maximum spend per order, and a sales page link if you want customers to visit your website. For form filling: an ad account with a payment method already added, and images/videos ready on your device. Outside this skill's scope It does not read results from ads that have already run → use Facebook Ads Report. It does not write regular posts → use Write Fanpage Posts. It does not enter passwords or OTP codes, and does not publish ads before you approve them. It does not write copy targeting personal characteristics such as "Do you have acne?", use before-and-after body images, or promise health results. Use in Solo Agent After purchase, assign this skill to a staff member already on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant routes each request to the right person with the appropriate skill. Often used together: Create a sales page (landing page) · Check for violations before publishing · Facebook Ads Report
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Check for violations before posting
Paste in your post, screenshot, or link to immediately see which sentences could lead to penalties, removal, or ad rejection, along with replacement wording and a revised version. Facebook rejects your ad, a marketplace removes your product, or worse, you receive a penalty decision: most cases start with a few hastily written words like "number one", "100%", "cures", or "only 5 spots left". Posters usually find out only after it happens. The Check for violations before posting skill addresses exactly this: before posting, you put your content into the chat; each sentence is checked against Vietnam's Advertising Law and the policies of the place where you plan to post, with replacement wording that can still help sell your product. What this skill does for you Reads content in any format: pasted text, screenshots of ad samples, Word or PDF files, and public sales-page links. Checks against the Advertising Law: absolute claims without supporting documents, claims that cosmetics and food can cure illnesses, mandatory warning statements, products banned from advertising, promotions missing conditions, and use of another person's brand or image. Checks the policies of the posting platform: Facebook/Instagram, TikTok, and Google ads; Shopee and TikTok Shop product-listing rules; as well as Zalo and your own sales page. Catches common reasons ads are rejected: directly addressing personal characteristics ("Do you have melasma?"), before-and-after images, fake scarcity, and collaborations with KOC/KOLs (influential content creators) that are not clearly labeled as advertising. Rates each issue, writes replacement wording, then rewrites the complete version while keeping the original tone and nearly the same length. Assign the task with just one message "Please check this Facebook ad sample for me, in the cosmetics industry, with a product declaration receipt: 'Korea's NUMBER 1 sunscreen, cures melasma and freckles in 7 days, 100% safe for all skin types. Only 5 spots left at a shock price today! Do you have melasma? Inbox us now!'" If you do not mention the industry or posting platform, these two details are inferred from the content and clearly labeled as assumptions for you to correct if they are wrong. If an image is blurry or a page requires a login to view, you will be asked to paste in the text. What you receive Right in the chat: A one-line conclusion: not ready to post, ready after edits, or okay; with the number of major, moderate, and minor issues. An issue table: the exact quoted passage, why it is an issue, the source (legal provision or policy name), severity, and replacement wording. A complete revised version, ready to paste by clicking copy; documents you should have before posting (such as a product declaration receipt or advertising content approval) and points that could not be verified. Example: "cures melasma and freckles in 7 days" → Major: cosmetics may not be advertised as having the ability to cure diseases → replacement: "helps protect your skin from the sun every day". How this skill differs from a regular AI question Every issue has a source. Legal and policy guidance comes from a checked set of regulations, including documents that take effect in 2026; where no specific source is available, it says "check current regulations" rather than making up an article number or penalty. Three clear levels. Major means you could be penalized or removed immediately, moderate means likely to be rejected, and minor means it should be stated more clearly; you know what to fix first. Replacement wording still helps sell. Figures are kept only when you have supporting documents; otherwise they become [documented figure] instead of deleting the sales message entirely. Prices, promotional conditions, and mandatory warning statements are never removed. No advice on evasion. It will not misspell words, insert characters, or put text in images to bypass the review system. This is a good fit if You sell cosmetics, health supplements, mother-and-baby products, medical devices, or other closely scrutinized products. Your ad was just rejected and you do not know which sentence caused it. You receive content from collaborators or KOCs and need to check it before approval. You work in marketing or at an agency and need to check content before sending it to a client for approval. What to prepare Required: the content to check (text, screenshot, file, or link), where it will be posted, and the product category. For a more certain conclusion: the documents you have, whether the post involves a KOC/KOL collaboration, and any specific wording rules from the brand if you are working for a client. Outside this skill's scope It is not a lawyer and will not say "you definitely will not be penalized" or "you will definitely be approved"; it checks against publicly available regulations. It does not post for you or edit directly on your page. It does not write a new post → use Write multichannel content; for more persuasive content → use Make content & offers more persuasive. Use in Solo Agent After purchasing, you can assign this skill to an existing staff member on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant forwards each request to the right person with the relevant skill. Often used with: Create Facebook ads · Create a sales page (landing page) · Work with KOCs/KOLs
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Make your content & offers more persuasive
Paste an existing post, ad copy or offer and get clear feedback on what makes customers hesitate, plus two stronger rewrites. Many sales posts are not bad; they simply give customers no reason to trust you or decide now: they talk about features instead of benefits, show a price with nothing to compare it with, or have sold thousands of jars without mentioning it. The Make your content & offers more persuasive skill solves exactly this. Paste your post, send a screenshot or drag a file into the chat. This skill points out each sentence that weakens the post, selects a few buying psychology principles that fit your customers, then rewrites it in two different directions. What this skill does for you Reads content from pasted text, screenshots of posts or ads, Word files, PDFs or text files. Finds 3–5 points that weaken the post and quotes the exact original sentence: a bland opening, too many choices, missing proof or a vague call to action. Selects the 2–4 most suitable principles (real customer praise, price anchoring, fear of loss, fewer choices, an easy first step, reciprocity...) and explains why they fit this customer and product. Rewrites 2 versions in two different directions, keeping the length and tone close to the original. Lists each change below each version, one per line: what was changed and why. Works for Fanpage posts, ad copy, text on sales pages, marketplace descriptions, bundle offers and order-closing messages. Assign the task with just one message "Make this ad more persuasive. I want customers to message us to order: 'XYZ natural-extract moisturizer, leaves skin soft and smooth. Price: 250k. Inbox the shop.' Real information: more than 900 jars sold on Shopee, 4.8 stars, 7-day returns for irritation, 2-jar bundle 450k." If you leave out the product or what you want customers to do, you will be asked once, with up to 3 short questions combined. If minor details are missing, the post will still be written, with [...] for you to fill in. What you get back Right in the chat: a list of weak points with the original sentences, recommended principles, two rewrites ready to paste on Facebook or a marketplace (plain text, no formatting symbols), and a list of changes below each version. At the end: anything you need to fill in and a suggestion to run both versions side by side to see which performs better, when suitable. Example of an explained change (one line): "Add '2-jar bundle 450k, which works out to 225k per jar' right after the single-jar price of 250k → customers have a clear comparison and can see that buying two is better value." What makes this skill different from a typical AI question Uses only the numbers and praise you provide. It does not make up buyer counts, reviews, experts or press coverage. If you have no real numbers yet, it uses [...] and clearly says that real numbers are needed. No manipulation. No fake scarcity, self-resetting countdown timers, fake original prices, wording that shames customers for refusing, or health scare tactics. Checks by industry. Removes absolute claims without documentation; cosmetics do not say "treat" or "cure"; health supplements keep the exact phrase "this is not a medicine". Fewer principles, used in the right places. It does not cram every tactic into one post; each principle must have a reason connected to your customers. This is a good fit if Your post gets likes but few people message to buy or book. Your ad costs money but brings in very few messages. You have a good bundle, service package or offer but do not know how to present it so customers see the value. Customers often reply "let me think about it" to your order-closing messages. What to prepare Required: the content to revise (pasted text, screenshot or .txt, .md, .docx, .pdf file) and the content type. Recommended: what you want customers to do after reading. Highly recommended: real information you already have: number sold, genuine praise, return policy, offer deadline and remaining quantity. Outside this skill's scope It does not write a new post from scratch → use Write a Fanpage post. To create a full sales page → use Build a sales page (landing page). It does not change your product information, prices or policies, and does not criticize other brands. It does not post or send content on its own, and does not include customers' names or phone numbers without their consent. To know for sure which version sells better → use Design an A/B test. Use it in Solo Agent After purchasing, assign this skill to an existing staff member on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have multiple skills; the assistant sends each request to the person with the right skill. Often used with: Write a Fanpage post · Design an A/B test · Check for violations before posting
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A/B Test Design
Want to know which ad, post, or sales page works better? Test two versions fairly and read the results correctly. Run two ads for three days, see which one gets more messages, then turn off the other: this can easily pick the wrong one due to chance. The fewer people who see them, the easier it is to get the wrong answer. The A/B Test Design skill solves exactly this problem: run a fair A/B test (showing two customer groups different versions at the same time and comparing the results), changing just one thing, measuring the right number, and running it for enough days. When it is time to read the results, this skill clearly says whether the difference is real or just chance. What this skill does for you Writes a clear hypothesis: what to change, why you think it will work better, and which number you expect to increase. Keeps version B different from version A in exactly one thing. If you want to change several things, it separates them into multiple tests and scores which one to test first. Chooses one primary number, 1–2 secondary numbers, and 1–2 numbers that must not get worse (for example, cancellation or complaint rates). Estimates how many people each version needs and how many days to run it, using a lookup table, for at least 7 days and through full weeks. Shows how to split the two versions fairly on each channel: Facebook ads, TikTok, Fanpage posts, sales pages, email, Zalo OA messages, and marketplace product pages. Reads results from an exported ad manager file or numbers you type in, then explains the level of certainty in plain language. Assign work with just one message "I want to test a flat-lay shirt photo (A) against a photo of someone wearing it (B) in Facebook ads, because customers often ask what it looks like when worn. We currently reach about 1,500 people a day, and about 2% send a message." If the channel, intended change, or number you want to increase is missing, it asks once, combining up to 3 questions. If you do not know the current rate, it gives 2–3 cases so you can see how long the test needs to run. What you get When designing: an Excel file in the thu-nghiem/ folder, including a Plan sheet (hypothesis, two versions, sample size, start date, result-reading date, and what to do if B wins, loses, or ties), a Tracking sheet for entering numbers each day, and a pre-launch Checklist. The app asks for your confirmation before saving. When reading results: a chat answer with each calculation step, the conclusion, and recommended action; if you want to save it, an additional results file is available. Example: "A: 40 orders/2,000 people = 2.00% · B: 61 orders/2,000 people = 3.05%. Conclusion: Fairly reliable, but close to the threshold. The real difference could range from very small to about 2 percentage points: B may be only slightly better than A, or nearly twice as good." What makes this skill different from a typical AI question Honest about certainty. It never concludes that "B is definitely better"; it always includes the level of certainty and the possible range of difference. If each version has fewer than 10 results, it says "not enough data." It tells you plainly when there are not enough viewers. If the calculation says the test would need to run for over 60 days, it recommends trying a stronger change, measuring an earlier step (clicks instead of orders), or asking customers instead of testing. It does not search for a winner after seeing the results. It does not break results down by age or time until it "sees B win," and it reminds you not to stop early or change things midway. The app adds up the numbers. The number of people, orders, and revenue for each version in a long file are added accurately by the app, without mental arithmetic. This is a good fit if You have two ad versions and do not know which one to keep. You plan to change the main image or wording on a sales page and want to know whether the change is worthwhile. You send Zalo OA messages or emails to customers and want to test two subject lines. You do marketing at a company and need clear data to choose which version to use before reporting. You have finished a test and need to read the numbers correctly. What to prepare Required: where you will test, what you want to change, and which number you want to increase. Recommended: the number of people per day and the current rate. When reading results: an exported file (.xlsx, .csv) with columns for version name, number of people, and number of results, or type the figures directly into the chat. Outside this skill's scope It does not turn ads on or off, edit ads, or send messages; you run them yourself according to the plan. Fanpage posts and marketplace pages are difficult to split evenly between two customer groups, so this skill clearly states that they are only a "directional test" or a "before-and-after comparison." It does not write content for the two versions → use Make Content & Offers More Persuasive. It does not read an overall ad report → use Facebook Ad Reporting. Use in Solo Agent After buying, you assign this skill to an existing staff member on your team, or create a new staff member to handle it. One staff member can have many skills; the assistant routes each request to the right person with the appropriate skill. Often used with: Make Content & Offers More Persuasive · Create Facebook Ads · Facebook Ad Reporting
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