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AI Ads Assistant

A business runs Facebook ads, but nobody reads the numbers daily. The money keeps moving and only at month end does anyone find out where it went. This assistant watches for you — staff ask in plain language right in the team chat, with no Ads Manager to open.

Hôm qua chạy thế nào anh?
Kỳ này so kỳ trước
Chi tiêu
Đơn
Giá mỗi đơn
Đụng tới tiền thì hỏi lại trước khi làm

Common problems

01

Ad money moves every day; where it went shows up only at month end

02

Staying on top of it means learning to read Ads Manager

03

Waiting on someone to build a report means the numbers land a week late

04

Several brands share one ad account with no clean separation

How MADIAD solves it

1
Ask in the team chat
Message it the way you would message a colleague. It reads the ad account and Page directly, answers with real figures, and sends a report image when there is too much to read.
2
Compare periods by cost per order
This period against the last, and conclusions only on data that has settled — so a winning ad never gets switched off because its numbers had not landed yet.
3
Act inside the fence you set
Pause and resume ads, adjust budgets, build campaigns and audiences. The business sets the limits; the assistant works inside them.

What the assistant does

Reads your real numbers, answers in the chat you already use.

Ask questions in the group chat

No opening an app, no waiting for someone to build a report. Ask in plain language, get an answer in numbers.

Reads the ad account and Page directly

Your actual figures, not estimates or numbers retyped from somewhere else.

Compares periods on cost per result

Find where money is leaking before the month ends, rather than after the budget is gone.

Only concludes from settled data

Avoids pausing a winning ad because today's numbers have not fully reported yet.

Pause and resume from the chat

No waiting for someone to be free. Anything touching money is confirmed with you first.

Three permission levels, your choice

Monitor and alert · propose and wait for approval · adjust within limits you set. Changing level is a setting, not a rebuild.

What you get

  • Three permission levels on one assistant: watch only, propose and wait for approval, or act within a cap — switching level is a setting, not a rebuild
  • Anomaly alerts within the hour instead of at month end
  • Suggestions on which posts deserve more spend, chosen on numbers rather than instinct
  • It remembers how each person likes to work, so you say it once
  • Infrastructure and AI accounts in the business's own name, third-party costs passed through without markup
  • A trial run on your own ad account before handover
  • Anything touching money is confirmed first, and every change is auditable

What we need from you

  • Ad account and Page access for the system — once, at no cost
  • A decision on scope: monitoring only, pause/resume as well, or full budget control
  • Your sales system connected, if you want optimisation against real revenue rather than Facebook-reported numbers

What to know before you start

  • Not worth it if your ad spend is still very small — the setup effort outweighs the return at that scale.
  • It only draws conclusions from settled numbers, so its read on the current day lags what you see in Ads Manager.
  • Anything that touches money is confirmed with you first — even at the most autonomous setting.
  • It optimises against what Facebook reports unless you connect your sales system, in which case it works from real revenue.
Timeline
Set after the assessment
Estimated cost
Depends on scope. MADIAD assesses your existing systems first and quotes after that, rather than naming a figure before seeing anything. Contract and VAT invoice, same as every other service.
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AI Ads Assistant

A business runs Facebook ads, but nobody reads the numbers daily. The money keeps moving and only at month end does anyone find out where it went. This assistant watches for you — staff ask in plain language right in the team chat, with no Ads Manager to open.