Monday Drop
Turn on Autopilot and StealAds builds a fresh set of ad concepts from your weekly Read, landing on the day you choose.
What a drop is
Each week StealAds looks at what your rivals are running, picks proven source ads that fit your brand, and builds a small set of concept cards for you. That set is the drop.
It lands on Home under the day it arrived, with the cards side by side. Open your drop to review them and take the ones you like further.
Turn it on
Weekly drops are part of Autopilot, which you set up per brand. Autopilot is off until you turn it on.
You choose:
- Drop day - Monday by default, or any other day of the week
- Whether to make finished ads from each drop, and how many (one to three)
- Cards per drop is fixed, so every drop stays small enough to review
Credits
Building the concept cards does not use your credits. If you also have it make finished ads from each drop, those ads use credits from your plan's pool like any other ad. If there are not enough credits that week, the cards still arrive and Home tells you the ads were not made.
When a drop is skipped
A drop needs enough good source material to be worth your time. When there is not enough, StealAds skips the week and says why on Home instead of sending you weak concepts.
Common reasons and fixes:
- Too few tracked competitors - track a few more rivals
- Brand industry not set - set it in your brand profile
- Too few live or analyzed source ads - the drop resumes once more ads are collected
- Not enough variety in formats or visuals - add rivals with different creative styles
Pause any time
Turn Autopilot off to pause weekly drops. Past drops and everything you made from them stay where they are.