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Native image ads are one of the hardest ads to make, but they print. Unlike video ads, you have to communicate your whole message in just one image. We built a Claude skill that picks the format, builds the concept, and creates the ads from scratch. Took the team hours to put the full native ad system together. 8 tools inside one MASTER file: → Claude Skill File (picks the native format for your product) → Customer Language Research Prompt → 6-Question Concept Builder → Native Format Library + Decision Table → Every Image Prompt From This Post → Text Check (nothing ships misspelled) → Claims Guide (so your ads don't get flagged) → Real Production Example (+ the fixes) + 13 more complete AI ad systems in the same file. Every step comes with its own prompts, examples, and checks so nothing gets guessed. Pick a product, run the skill, and ship your first native ad today. This is up for the next 72 hours. Reply "NATIVE" and we will send it over

How to get the most out of this article: - Save the skill file from the end of the article - Paste it into Grok Bot - Give it your product details - Connect EcomBos MCP - Let it run the full research

You have $1K to spend on one skincare ad. A: A real-looking creator on her bed raving about the balm she tried yesterday. B: A claymation world where a tiny ant saves a woman from her endless skincare routine. Which one gets the budget, A or B?

Your ad just won. Now you need 10 more like it. The usual move is building a brand new ad from scratch and hoping it hits again. Here's every version you can make from the winner instead 👇

We ranked every static ad format ecom brands are running right now

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AI characters are massive on social media right now > Create one strange character > Lock him with a character sheet > Give him one ordinary thing to do > Generate the video We made this guy and this video inside EcomBos. Here's how to make your own:

AI drama ads are the next BIG thing printing for brands right now. They don't look like ads. They play like a drama episode, and people stay to see how it ends. Both clips below were made from one Claude chat. Took the team hours to put the full drama ad system together. 8 tools inside one MASTER file: → Claude Skill File (paste once, runs the whole drama ad) → Drama Story Engine → Cliffhanger Hook Library → Character + Set Lock Method → Shot-by-Shot Clip Prompt Template → Native Dialogue + Lip-Sync Rules → Real Production Example (both full prompts) → Quality Control Checklist + 12 more complete AI ad systems in the same file. Every step comes with its own prompts, examples, and checks so nothing gets guessed. Pick a product, run the skill, and ship your first drama story today. This is up for the next 72 hours. Reply "DRAMA" and we will send it over

GPT Image 2.5 + Seedance 2.5 is INSANE for ultra-realistic AI UGC. We turned a single image into a realistic 15-second lifestyle video. Here's the exact prompt we used 👇 Tools: EcomBos (GPT Image 2.5 for the image, Seedance 2.5 for the video) Format: 9:16 vertical, 15 seconds Reference: the image shown beside the video "Create a 15-second ultra-realistic lifestyle video in vertical 9:16 format, using the attached image as the visual reference for the woman's appearance, outfit, car interior, lighting, and overall aesthetic. SCENE AND ACTION: 0-3 seconds: The video starts mid-action. The woman is getting into the driver's seat of the parked car. She pulls her second leg inside, settles into the seat, and firmly closes the driver's door. Capture the natural movement of her body and the door closing with a realistic thud. 3-6 seconds: From a natural passenger-side interior angle, she adjusts herself comfortably in the seat, takes off her sunglasses, and places them beside her handbag. 6-10 seconds: She reaches for her iced green matcha drink, lifts it naturally, takes a relaxed sip through the straw, and lowers the cup. 10-15 seconds: She gazes out of the side window, enjoying a quiet moment. Soft natural sunlight falls across her face and the car interior. End with her relaxed, holding the drink. VISUAL STYLE: Authentic, ultra-realistic smartphone lifestyle footage. Natural skin texture, realistic facial features, believable body movements, accurate hands and fingers, natural hair movement, physically accurate lighting and reflections, and consistent character appearance throughout. CAMERA: Natural handheld smartphone perspective with subtle movement. Use a smooth, believable transition from the exterior door-closing moment to the interior shot. Avoid dramatic camera movements or artificial cinematic effects. AUDIO: Natural car-door closing sound, subtle parking-lot ambience, and realistic drink-handling sounds only. Leave out voiceover, captions, on-screen text and music. IMPORTANT: The car remains parked and stationary. Do not show her walking toward the car. Do not change her face, hairstyle, outfit, drink, or car interior. Avoid distorted hands, warped objects, artificial skin, exaggerated expressions, or unnatural movements."