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Take our best-selling ad from last month, keep its opening line as the headline, and make me three 4:5 statics from it in Higgsfield, using the product photo I've attached.

Guide
Yolodex knows what worked, and Higgsfield makes the ad.
https://personas.yolodex.ai/api/mcp.https://mcp.higgsfield.ai/mcp.Claude already has your Yolodex context, so name the ad the way you would to a colleague. One message takes you from the winning ad to the finished one.
Take our best-selling ad from last month, keep its opening line as the headline, and make me three 4:5 statics from it in Higgsfield, using the product photo I've attached.

Take the video that sold best for us last month, keep its opening exactly as it is, and make me a new 15-second version of it in Higgsfield in a different setting.

Find the competitor ad that's been running the longest, and make me a 2D animated version of it in Higgsfield with the same structure and timing, but our product and our own words.

Then keep going in the same chat: more versions, another format, a different opening, a change to one shot.
A Yolodex workspace, a Higgsfield account with credits, and a Claude plan that supports connectors. Add both connectors once, then turn them on in any chat.
It counts an ad as a winner when it beat the ads it ran beside, in the same ad set, format and week, on purchases for what it spent, and did it again in a later window. Spending the most doesn't make an ad a winner.
Yes. Yolodex tracks your competitors' ads from Meta's Ad Library and how long each has run. A long run means they keep paying for it, not that it sells, so treat it as something to test. Borrow its structure and timing, never its footage, people or words.
Generations spend your Higgsfield credits. Add "show me the cost first" to any prompt to see it before anything is generated.
No. Yolodex knows what worked and what to make next. Higgsfield, or your editors and creators, make the ad.
Put the finished file on a brief in Yolodex and upload the same file to Meta without renaming it. Yolodex links the ad to the brief, and you can ask how it did against the ads it ran beside.