An AI assistant for Facebook and Instagram ads

Why Meta ads feel hard when you run a business

Ads Manager asks a lot of questions at once: which goal, which audience, which placements, how much per day, which image, which words. Each choice affects where your money goes. Many owners give up and press the Boost button on a post, which is quick but gives little control.

An assistant does not remove these decisions. It asks them one at a time, in plain words, and turns your answers into a campaign you can read and check before anything is live.

What the assistant prepares for you

• A campaign draft built from a chat with Milo: who you want to reach, where, which offer and roughly how much you can spend.
• Primary text, headlines and descriptions written only from the claims approved in your Business Profile, so it cannot make up a discount or a promise.
• Ad images made from your own product photos in Creative Studio (these use credits).
• Guidance on the Meta pixel, and optional Conversions API lead sharing with hashed contact details.
• Reports on spend, clicks, cost per click, click-through rate, leads and cost per lead, explained in plain English.
• Leads from your Meta lead ads arriving in the built-in CRM, with alerts for your team.

From a chat to a live campaign, step by step

• Tell Milo what you want, for example: more bookings for a festive hair and make-up package in your city.
• Milo asks follow-up questions: area, age group if relevant, the approved offer to use, and the most you are willing to spend.
• The Meta Ads agent writes the copy, suggests images and saves the campaign in your ad account as a paused draft.
• Automatic checks look for unapproved claims and missing details before you are asked to review.
• You read the draft in the app, change what you want, and authorise launch with a budget cap. Only then can it spend.
• Meta reviews the ad under its own advertising policies. After that, numbers appear in your reports.

What it will not do

The assistant never launches or raises spending on its own. It does not draft campaigns with Meta's Leads or Sales goals yet, and it cannot draft Performance Max campaigns on Google either. It also does not promise a cost per lead or any level of sales: ad results depend on your offer, your market, your competition and the platform's auction, which no tool controls.

If you want a type of campaign the app cannot draft, you can still build it in Meta Ads Manager yourself and use the app for copy, images, lead handling and reports.

What you need before connecting

• A Meta business portfolio with an ad account, and admin access to it.
• A payment method added inside Meta. Ad spend is paid to Meta directly, not through AI Marketing Master.
• Your Facebook Page and Instagram business account linked to that portfolio.
• The Meta connection itself depends on Meta's app review for our platform. Where that review is still pending, the connection shows as not ready rather than pretending to work.

Who this suits

It suits shop, salon, clinic and service owners who boost posts now and then and want a more careful process, small teams where one person handles all marketing, and agencies who want every client's ad draft checked and approved in the same way.