Titles, copy, images and context hints written for how ChatGPT matches ads. Many distinct variations per offer, in English and Gulf Arabic.
What OpenAI's system rewards
OpenAI's creative guidance is unusually plain. Build for coverage with many variations. Keep each variation distinct. Be useful and specific. Represent the offer accurately. Titles should spell out the value, and copy should add new information instead of repeating the title.
What we produce per offer
- Context hints covering what you offer, who it suits and when it is useful.
- Eight to twelve title and copy pairs, each from a different angle. Price, speed, specialism, guarantee, location, proof.
- Images that are simple and match the message. No cluttered collages.
- A landing page review, so the click lands on the page that answers that need.
- Arabic versions written in Gulf Arabic by an Arabic writer, not translated line by line.
Policy check
Creative, image and landing page all have to comply with OpenAI's ads policies. We review against them before submission, which saves a rejection cycle.
Quick answers
How is the fee set?
Scope and fee are quoted in AED after we review your current ad accounts and tracking. Media spend is paid by you directly to OpenAI.
Who owns the account and data?
You do. The Ads Manager account, pixel, feeds and data sit under your company. We work as invited users.
Do you use AI to write the ads?
We use every tool that helps, and a person who knows your offer writes and checks the final copy. Accuracy matters more here than on most platforms, because a misleading ad can be rejected.
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