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*I'm confident you'll love the performance this system brings; if you're not happy for ANY reason after month 1, I'll give you 100% of your money back, no questions, as long as you've submitted feedback or approved ads each week.
Fangz is a Brisbane dog chew brand running on ArcOS. These eight came out of two weekly runs, two from an earlier run and six from this week's: seven concepts, four angles, every one built from Fangz's own products and photos. Yours would be built from your website.
I spent six months as head of marketing at an ecom brand testing, breaking and building AI systems. I took what worked from $11m in Meta sales and turned it into this. Three steps.
What products to push, what numbers we need to hit, what angles go into the ads.
Dozens of hand-selected ad concepts, mixed into new ads on your brand every week, so Meta always has something genuinely different to test. It reads every metric in your account every week and applies what $2.5m of ad spend taught me about what to kill and what to scale. I make the final call.
Five minutes on your phone a week: keep the ads you like, kill the ones you don't, leave feedback. That's your whole job.
Angus runs ArcOS. He led the marketing department in house at an 8-figure Australian ecom brand, where he managed $2.5 million in ad spend across Facebook and Google, for both direct-to-consumer and B2B lead generation.
His wheelhouse is Meta, where Angus returned $11 million on $1.6 million of spend over two years.
Now Angus has turned his marketing brain and systems-oriented thinking to a new challenge: taking the process that spent $1.6 million at a 7x return, and using AI to make these results accessible for other brands too.
ArcOS is the result of that toil. Eight months of building, testing, and rebuilding has resulted in a machine that pumps out winning ads week after week, capable of scaling accounts big and small.
Approve the week's ads, every week, and let them run. If you get to the end of month one and you're not happy with the results, for any reason, I refund everything you've paid. No questions asked. The only condition is that you actually used it.
A batch lands in your review, already checked by me. One ad per screen.
Swipe right to keep, left to kill, up to type a note. Every ad ships five headline and copy pairs, so you are picking, not writing.
Approved ads go into your ad account. Your notes come to me, and the next batch answers them.
I review every ad before you see it. Only the ones you approve go into your account, and you can kill any of them in one tap. There is no bot in there making its own calls.
You want to scale sales on Meta. That used to be a media buying job: audiences, budgets, bid caps, endless tweaking.
Then came Andromeda, the new system Meta rolled out through 2025 to decide which ads get shown. It reads your creative to work out who should see it, and it treats near identical ads as one. Five versions of the same ad now count as one ad.
So the account that wins is the one feeding Meta a steady supply of genuinely different, genuinely good creative. Every week, not every quarter.
That is a volume problem and a quality problem at the same time, and most brands can only solve one. A person makes a few good ads a month. A tool makes a hundred bad ones a day.
This solves both, because it is two things bolted together: a human strategist and an AI creative team. I do the strategy, the angles and the offers. The AI builds the volume, on your brand. I review every ad before it reaches you. You approve the ones you want.
A new batch every week, whether or not anyone had a big week. That is the part no person has held for you.
Your products, your photos, your offers, your customers' own words. That is why they sound like you and not like a template.
I do your strategy, work out the angles, set it up, and review every ad before it reaches you. The AI is leverage. I am still the one on the account.
Keep the ones you want, kill the rest, type a note on anything you want changed. Only what you approve goes into your ad account.
We start three new brands a week.
5 free ads for your brand, built from your website, on the call.