The Creative Score Is a Sort Order
How to choose from ranked creatives, test three real concepts instead of three colours, and set the kill line before you launch.
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How to use a predictive creative score without letting it make the decision: rank with it, reject on brand and compliance, then test three genuinely distinct concepts against a finish line you set before launch. Reach for it the moment a tool hands you a number next to each creative. It prevents shipping the highest-scoring generic creative and calling the number a forecast — and it prevents killing the rest on a single day of data.
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Use when the tool has scored your creatives and you have to choose. A predicted score ranks your candidates against patterns in data you did not choose. It does not know your audience, your offer, your landing page or your season. Treat it as a sort order that saves you time, never as a forecast of what you will pay per result. Choosing: - Start at the top of the ranking, then throw out anything off-brand, unclear at phone size, or making a claim you cannot back. A high score on a creative you cannot legally run is worth nothing. - Ship at least three genuinely different concepts, not three colour variants of one. Colour variants teach you nothing you did not know. - Concepts differ in the promise, the format, or who is on screen. If one sentence describes two of your creatives, they are one concept. Testing: - Change one variable at a time or you will not know what worked. - Set the finish line before you launch: a minimum number of results per creative, or a minimum number of days, whichever comes first. Fifty link clicks or three days is a workable default on a small budget. Write the number down before the first impression is served. - Never compare two creatives unless both have cleared that line. Killing on the first day's numbers is guessing with extra steps. - Judge on cost per result and on what happened after the click. A creative that wins on clicks and loses on purchases is expensive, not successful. Afterwards: - Write one line saying which concept won and why you think it won. - Feed that line into the next brief. After a few rounds this is worth more than any score, because it is about your customers. If the highest-scoring creative is also the most generic one, that is a signal about the score, not about your audience. Failure this prevents: killing the creative that would have won, on one day of numbers, because a score said the other one was better.
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1. Open the tool and start a new conversation, project or template. 2. Paste the text below wherever the tool keeps standing instructions — usually called system prompt, instructions, or persona. 3. Save it so it applies to every run rather than a single message.