Paid Acquisition AI

Copy, pages and ads for direct to consumer brands, written by a system that has read what already sold.

What it is

Paid Acquisition AI is a marketing system for direct to consumer ecommerce brands. Accelerated Agency runs it for the brands in its Done-With-You program, and each brand works inside its own workspace that only the people invited to it can open.

What it does

It reads the brand's own material and the language its customers already use: product reviews from Judge.me, Loox, Okendo and Yotpo, products and orders from Shopify, the brand's own pages, threads on Reddit, and files somebody uploads. What it reads becomes evidence, so a claim written later can be traced back to the sentence it came from.

From that evidence it writes the documents the work runs on: a research brief, the beliefs a buyer already holds, the motives they buy on, and a funnel plan. Then it writes the copy itself, advertorials, listicles, sales pages, video scripts, product pages and ad sets, and it marks what each passage rests on.

Approved copy is rendered into a finished page. A person edits that page in the browser, section by section, and publishes it.

There are two ways to start work. A chat proposes what to run next and runs it, and a page builder opens what has already been written. The workspace owner invites their team and decides who may approve what.

Who it is for

Customers of Accelerated Agency's Done-With-You program. There is no self sign-up and nothing here is sold from this page. Accelerated Agency creates the workspace, and the owner invites the rest of their team from inside it.

How access works

You are invited to a workspace and you sign in with Google. Signing in is the only thing a Google account is used for: the app reads your name, e-mail address and profile picture to know who you are, and it reads nothing else from Google. It sends no e-mail of its own.

The model work is paid for with credits, bought inside the workspace or invoiced under a contract. Nothing runs that somebody in the workspace did not start.

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Privacy, terms and the company

What the service collects, who processes it and what you can ask us to do with it is written out in the privacy policy. The agreement the service is offered under is in the terms. The company behind it is named, with its register entry, in the imprint.