MinglMe · 2026 · Social App · AI
An app ad in 3 days: from concept to ad account
Olga from MinglMe knew she needed an ad. One problem: making content by hand is slow, expensive, and starts from scratch every time. New spots just weren't shipping
The brief
Olga from MinglMe knew she needed an ad. One problem: making content by hand is slow, expensive, and starts from scratch every time. New spots just weren't shipping.
I wrote her first. Proposed trying it differently
How it was made
First I drafted 7 ready ad ideas – she just picked the ones that fit the brand. No brainstorms, no meetings. Picked – let's go.
Then I did everything myself: concept, storyboard, generation, selection, edit. Three days later she had a finished ad in 4 formats – for every platform, ready to upload to her ad account.
She didn't need to learn AI tools, hire a team, or burn weeks on approvals.
That same week Olga posted the video publicly on LinkedIn – with a question to her audience: "Can AI create something that feels real?"
What you get
- 7 ready ideas to pick from – A finished ad video – 4 formats for every platform – No shoots, no team, no AI learning curve – In 3 days
Live performance
The video shipped – then we ran the numbers. First test campaign on Meta Ads, conversion objective (app sign-up): – 9 completed sign-ups – 117 SEK (~$11) cost per sign-up – 1,055 SEK (~$100) total spend – 5,854 impressions · 3,939 unique reach
Live ad account – campaign still running. Real money, real conversions, no rendered case-study math.
Who it's for
If you need an ad but don't have time, budget for shoots, or the desire to learn the tools yourself – this is for you.
Drop me a line – 15 minutes to scope your task
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