Decision brief
Advertiser, competitor, user, deadline, known constraints, and the single decision the brief must change.
Meta decision-brief design partners
Up to three solo media buyers or small agencies with a real pitch, kickoff, or creative refresh due in the next 14 days. We turn current public Meta ad evidence into one traceable next test—without inventing spend, ROAS, or winners.
“Which one creative route should we brief next—and what evidence weakens it?”
To qualify, name the real advertiser, one relevant competitor, the decision, the person who will use the brief, and a deadline within 14 days. No generic report, anonymous download, or fabricated performance estimate.
Advertiser, competitor, user, deadline, known constraints, and the single decision the brief must change.
Five to eight current public ads with dates, formats, observable claims, exact links, and explicit unknowns.
Decision role, audience assumption, hook direction, creative structure, claim boundary, cited evidence, strongest counter-signal, expected learning, and the missing buyer-supplied measurement gate.
What visibly repeats, what is genuinely different, and what may deserve a new test—without calling repetition a winner.
After the real decision, tell us what changed, what was ignored, and whether another brief would be worth paying for.
We accept only a named advertiser, competitor, decision, user, and deadline within 14 days.
Five to eight current public records are captured, deduplicated, cited, and separated from inference.
Three observations and one decision card are checked against counter-signals and claim boundaries.
You use or reject the brief in the real workflow and tell us exactly what changed.
Design-partner application
Share the advertiser and website, one competitor, the decision, who will use the brief, and the deadline. We accept at most three free first briefs.