You drop new collections every three weeks. Your in-house team of four is already maxed out keeping up with that, let alone feeding Andromeda enough creative diversity to scale. We ship 14 net-new concepts every Friday, each one tagged by persona, angle, and emotion, so nothing gets forgotten and nothing goes untested.
"We're going to spend $300K across in May, and Meta is still 60% of that. We have our own in-house content creation team of four. We're constantly dropping collections. Every three weeks."
"We have a lot of ads. Maybe not compared to what you normally do for your big, big clients. But we think it's a lot for us."
You're already shipping a lot of ads. The issue is that Andromeda rewards creative distinctness, and when your team is heads-down on the next drop every three weeks, variety is the first thing to go. We exist to flood the account with concepts your internal team wouldn't have time to make.
New collection every three weeks means 17 drops a year. Each one needs concepts for coverage, confidence, post-baby bodies, beach vacation, honeymoon, first swim of the season. You can't staff for that cadence of persona work. We can, because it's the only thing we do.
Your competitors are flooding Meta with high-production hero shots. That's fine, do those too, but the creative lane that's actually opening up is the opposite: iPhone-on-the-beach, selfie in the mirror, notes-app hijack, Reddit-screenshot reviews. AI-assisted where it helps, on-brand where it has to be.
Persona, angle, emotion, format tagged on the way out the door. When a concept scales, we double down on its combination within the week. When one fatigues, we know exactly which neighbor to try next. Your forgotten winners come back into rotation.
Two proprietary tools sit behind the pipeline. They're what turn "make more ads" into something that compounds for a brand with your drop cadence.
We pull your full ad history and benchmark every competitor in swim and fashion. Tagged by persona, angle, emotion, format. Output: where you're over-indexing on offer-promotion, where the category has white space, where you can win.
Persona × angle × emotion mapped to spend. Circle size = dollars. Which combinations you turned off too early, which sub-personas you've never even tested. Olivia sees the same view we do, always on.
Directions from the two tools above. AI produces a first pass against your collection renders, lifestyle library, and UGC. A human reviews. An editor cleans fonts, copy, and crop. Only then does it reach your Slack. No AI slop ships.
When a static takes off, we turn it into a before/after, animate it into a GIF, swap the hook, rerun on the next-door persona. That iteration work is included. It replaces one of the 14, it doesn't add to the fee.













































Core retainer is the creative pipeline. The optional add-on plugs Olivia directly into our media buying brain for account structure, bid caps, and testing strategy.
Olivia runs the account. We become her extension. This is a strategic partnership on top of the creative retainer, not a replacement for your in-house team.
Static is the lever we know moves the needle fastest on accounts your size. Your in-house team keeps making video. We don't touch the social calendar. Just creative volume, tagged and delivered.
The dashboards are the part that sticks. Share them with Olivia, with Elaine, with anyone else on the team pointed at the same account.
14 net-new concepts land in Slack every Friday. Tagged files, concept notes, placement suggestions. No approval gate, no review call.
Persona × angle × emotion performance, spend-weighted. Cluster mapping. Where to double down, where a sub-persona has been under-tested. Always-on, shared with Olivia.
Dippin Daisys mapped against competitors and fashion-wide. Where you're over-indexing on offer-promotion, where the white space is. Refreshed as new competitor ads surface.
Live view of everything shipped, tagged PAE, scored by performance. Olivia has the same map of what's working that we do, for every collection drop.
Meta Business Manager partner access, Shopify collaborator, asset library read access. Shared Slack channel spun up. Everything after this runs in Slack.
Full Dippin Daisys history pulled and tagged. Competitor benchmark compiled across swim and adjacent fashion. Dropped into Slack for you and Olivia to react to.
Slack drop with tagged files, concept notes, and suggested placements. No brief approval step, no review call, just ads.
Dashboards refresh bi-weekly in Slack. If you take the media buying consulting add-on, the first bi-weekly call lands in week two.
The full deck lives at the link below. Loop Olivia in. If it's a go, we can have access requests out and the first statics in your Slack inside of a week.