TOLSTOY FOR PAID MEDIA & GROWTH

Give your next ad test a better starting point.

Choose products, develop ad angles and turn results into the next creative brief. Give every test a clear reason to run.

Creative test batchIllustrative example
Culture Kings ad creative showing a cap on a model
Example workflow
  1. Product shortlist
  2. Three ad angles
  3. Creative review

HOW OTHER TEAMS USE TOLSTOY

Culture Kings

Culture Kings uses Tolstoy to select products and develop ad creative. The team reviews product accuracy, brand direction and the assets to use in campaigns, then brings performance back into the next round.

YOUR FIRST RESULT

Creative and a test to review

Start with one product and three distinct ad angles.

What you receive

Creative variations and a proposed test. Your team or agency owns the campaign objective and spending decisions.

What your team checks

Review claims and creative separately from audience, budget and publishing. Confirm permissions before enabling a recurring workflow.

See the three-angle workflow ↗

Bring the source files and name the reviewer. Confirm the connections, destination and usage for your first job. Need help with setup? Explore Tolstoy Forward.

THE EVERYDAY WORK

Where Tolstoy fits in.

01

Select eligible products for the next ad batch

Build a shortlist using available stock, sales and market information, together with your exclusions and product priorities.

02

Generate concepts, hooks, copy and ad variants

Develop different angles for the same product, with the hook, copy and creative needed to test each one.

03

Refine brand fit and product accuracy

Refine layouts, logos and visual direction using the examples and feedback your team approves.

04

Prepare approved assets for publishing

Collect the selected assets and copy for your team to review and launch in the ad platform.

05

Review delivery, spend and product sales

Bring campaign results into the next brief. Compare the creative and reporting window before choosing the next test.

YOUR STARTER PACK

Choose one job. Build from the result.

Pick one real job. Bring the inputs, review the first result, then build on what works.

01A GOOD FIRST STEP

Choose the next products

Bring
Catalog, inventory, markets, exclusions and current campaign data.
Make
A shortlist with evidence and disqualifications.
Review
The products meet your stock, market and exclusion rules.
Preview the starter brief

Recommend five products for the next creative batch. Apply our stock, market and exclusion rules, show your sources and flag missing margin or inventory data.

Use Ads Manager

Opens this task in the bot template. Review it before starting.

02TRY NEXT

Create three ad angles

Bring
One selected product, approved brand references and verified offer.
Make
Three image/copy concepts for review.
Review
Each concept tests a distinct angle with accurate product and offer details.
Preview the starter brief

Make three distinct ad concepts for this product. Keep the product accurate, use the verified offer, and explain the hypothesis each concept tests.

Use Ads Manager

Opens this task in the bot template. Review it before starting.

03TRY NEXT

Prepare the weekly creative review

Bring
Ad delivery/results, accepted asset list and known cost data.
Make
A sourced review with three next tests.
Review
The reporting dates and sources are clear, and each proposed test has a reason.
Preview the starter brief

Summarize this week’s creative results and propose three tests. Separate delivery, attributed sales and any causal evidence. Do not change budgets or publish campaigns.

Use Ads Manager

Opens this task in the bot template. Review it before starting.

MEET YOUR BOTS

A bot for the work ahead.

Match a template to the starter tasks above. Explore their instructions, inputs and review steps.

See Paid Media & Growth in the bot marketplace

GO A LITTLE DEEPER

Step-by-step playbooks.

MAKE IT YOURS

Start with your products.
Build around your team.

Bring one real brief and the output your team needs. We’ll walk through the workflow, confirm setup and review responsibilities, and discuss the right level of support.

Discuss your first workflow