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Agent CALM audits ad accounts, researches, builds campaigns, writes the creative and reports on it with recommendations on demand - for agency owners, media buyers and offer owners ready to embrace the future, now. Below is the conversation you'd actually have with Agent CALM.

↓ Below is a real conversation, condensed for demo purposes.

Every tool claims it audits accounts. What do you find that I wouldn't in twenty minutes in Ads Manager?

Probably nothing you couldn't find. The difference is I do it across the whole account in minutes, grade every ad against the same scorer, and price up what the waste is costing per month - so you have a number to take to the client instead of a hunch.

Here's the sample account. Note the rows I've marked low-confidence - I won't pretend six conversions is a signal.

Deep audit · sample account90 days
£6,340
Spend, 90 days read
£47
Blended CPA derived
£1,230
Recoverable / mo derived
Ad setCPALeadsVerdict
Broad · Dog owners£3148Star
Lookalike 1%£3822Star
Interest · Gardening£746Low conf.
Retarget · 180d-0Cut
noteInterest · Gardening has 341 impressions. Low confidence - I'd let it run another week before cutting it.
I've had an AI invent a ROAS figure and put it in front of a client. Why would I trust a number you give me?

You shouldn't, unless I tell you where it came from. So every report I show carries information, and you can hover to see the formula.

Every number I give you traces to a tool call in this conversation. I don't have a “general knowledge” fallback for account metrics - I'm not permitted to answer a ROAS question from memory, or to pattern-match what a plausible number looks like. If I haven't called get_insights in this session, I don't have a number to give you, full stop. That's a hard rule I operate under, not a suggestion I might skip under pressure.

What I can't promise: that the underlying platform data is perfect, or that a tool never has a bug. If one behaves oddly - fewer rows than expected, a stale sync - I flag it internally and tell you plainly, rather than quietly presenting it as clean.

Fine. Write me six ads. And I mean six that test something - not one idea reworded six times, which is what every generator does.

No project loaded, so I've picked a working example to prove the method: a 12-week online fat-loss coaching program for time-poor professionals, 35-50, premium priced. Swap in a real client's offer any time together with whether you prefer short or long-form ads and I'll research and rebuild this properly against their actual avatar.

Six ads, three genuine tests - each pair isolates ONE variable so you can actually learn something from the split, not just see which wording “feels” better. I can create image ads later.

Test matrix · 6 ads, 3 tests1 variable each
AdTestingFramework
1 vs 2Awareness level: they haven't named the problem vs they already know coaching existsPAS vs AIDA
3 vs 4Motivation driver: emotional identity vs logical ROIBAB vs FAB
5 vs 6Objection: "no time" vs "tried everything before"Direct rebuttal
Test 1 · Awareness level

Ad 1 (Problem-Aware / PAS) - cold audience that feels the problem but hasn't connected it to "coaching" as a category yet.

Headline · You're not lazy. You're just exhausted.
Body · You used to have energy. Now you're running on coffee and willpower, and the mirror's stopped being kind. It's not a discipline problem - it's that nobody's built you a plan that fits a 60-hour week. Keep doing nothing and nothing changes.
CTA · See how it works →

Ad 2 (Solution-Aware / AIDA) - cold audience that has already tried programs, apps and PTs and knows the category, needs differentiation.

Headline · Another fitness program? Here's what's different.
Body · You've done the apps. The macros spreadsheet. Maybe even a coach who ghosted you after week 3. This is 12 weeks, built around your calendar, with a human checking in weekly - not a generic plan you abandon by February.
CTA · Book your fit call →
+ tests 2 and 3 · 4 more ads · trimmed for this demo
Here's my real problem. It's not my money - it's my client's. What stops you pushing something live and me finding out on Thursday?

I can't push anything live that you're not aware of. Not that I'm “instructed not to”; I don't hold the final permission, you do. Every change becomes a card you sign, and the approval is single-use completed by you: if the plan changed between you reading it and signing it, the server refuses it and tells you what moved. My ability to edit your ad account is safe-guarded to only occur after you have checked everything.

Note: Write access to an ad account is only available on paid plans and is a required toggle to turn on per ad account for safety.

Increase budget · RetargetingNeeds you
Current£40.00/day
Proposed£60.00/day
BecauseCPA £28 vs £42 target, stable 14 days
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I run nine accounts. Does this actually scale, or am I opening nine tabs and repeating myself nine times?

One project per client, each with its own accounts, history and knowledgebase - so I don't confuse one client's offer with another's. What I learn about an account stays with that account inside of the Project you set up for it. We stack learnings inside a Project so I become smarter and more aware of Projects the more we work on them.

However, Agent Operatorreads across all of them at once: how the numbers are looking and what outstanding tasks you have plus more. Only available on paid plans, Agent Operator is your business level “Operations Manager”. It can manage individual projects/clients for you and provide insights across 10 or 100 ad accounts faster than you can order a cup of overpriced coffee.

Agent Operator · across 9 projects
HomeTown FenceCPA up 34% - needs you
Northside DentalCreative fatigue at day 19
Verity LegalHolding, 2 ads pending review
Cobb & RoweBest week in 3 months
Nothing this useful is just fifty dollars a month. We're talking thousands of dollars of human costs here. What's the catch, and how do I get in?

No catch. Start on the free plan - one project, one account, read-only Ads Manager access, 30 credits a month - and move to Pro when you're running more than one account.

Pro is $50 a month, for operators running more than one account.

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