What You Can Ask AdChat

AdChat connects your real Facebook Ads data to your AI. Here are the most common ways people use it — with example prompts you can copy and paste.

Find What's Wasting Money

The #1 reason people use AdChat: finding ads that are burning budget without results.

Try asking:

• "What's wasting my money right now?"
• "Show me every ad set that spent more than $50 with zero conversions this week"
• "Which campaigns have the worst cost per result?"
• "Are any of my ads getting clicks but no conversions?"

Know What to Scale

Find your winners and know which ones are safe to put more budget behind.

Try asking:

• "Which ad should I scale?"
• "What's my best performing campaign by ROAS?"
• "Which ads have the lowest cost per lead?"
• "Show me campaigns with consistent results over the last 14 days"

Get a Full Account Audit

Get a plain-English overview of your entire account health in seconds.

Try asking:

• "How is my account looking?"
• "Give me a summary of this week's performance"
• "What changed compared to last week?"
• "Compare this month to last month"

Detect Creative Fatigue

Catch ads that used to work but are going stale before your ROAS crashes.

Try asking:

• "Which ads are showing signs of fatigue?"
• "Are any of my ads above frequency 3?"
• "Which creatives have declining CTR over the last 2 weeks?"
• "What's my highest frequency ad set?"

Generate New Ad Copy

Use your real performance data to write better ads.

Try asking:

• "My 'Summer Sale' ad is performing best — write 5 new headline variations based on what's working"
• "Write 3 new ad copy angles for my retargeting audience"
• "What's the hook in my best-performing ad? Give me 5 variations"
• "Write ad copy for a cold audience based on my winning creative"

Compare Time Periods

No spreadsheets needed. Just ask.

Try asking:

• "Compare this week to last week"
• "How did Monday perform vs Tuesday?"
• "What's my average daily spend this month?"
• "Show me my weekly trend for the last 4 weeks"

Get Cost Clarity

Cut through the metrics noise and get the number that matters.

Try asking:

• "What did I pay for a lead yesterday?"
• "What's my blended CPA across all campaigns?"
• "How much am I spending per day right now?"
• "What's my ROAS on the retargeting campaign?"

Client Reporting

Generate summaries you can send directly to clients.

Try asking:

• "Give me a summary of this account's performance this month that I can email to a client"
• "Write a weekly performance update for this account"
• "What are the top 3 wins and top 3 concerns this week?"

Pro Tips

1. Be specific about time: "this week" vs "last 7 days" vs "since Monday" all work
2. Name campaigns: If you know the campaign name, mention it for faster, more specific answers
3. Ask follow-ups: Start broad ("How's my account?") then drill down ("Tell me more about that retargeting campaign")
4. Request formats: "Give me this as a table" or "Rank these from best to worst"
5. Combine questions: "Show me my worst 3 ads by CPA and write replacement copy for each"