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Lettuce uses ElevenLabs Ads Engine to generate Meta ads
Lettuce uses Ads Engine in ElevenCreative to generate new Meta ad variants in under a minute and cut creative costs.
Summary
Fintech platform Lettuce uses Ads Engine in ElevenCreative to pull high-performing Meta ads and generate new versions in under a minute via prompts. This workflow cut the company's creative costs by roughly 75 percent and reduced cost per lead by 40 to 60 percent.
What changed
- Lettuce uses Ads Engine in ElevenCreative to pull its best-performing Meta ads and generate new versions in under a minute.
- Team members describe a new ad or make changes in a prompt, and the creative comes back in about 45 seconds.
- Lettuce connects Ads Engine to its Meta account to pull live creative and push finished ads back out.
Availability
Available now“Lettuce ’s growth team uses Ads Engine in ElevenCreative to pull its best-performing Meta ads, generate new versions in under a minute, and push them back to market.”
Founder takeaway
Growth teams running paid acquisition on Meta can use AI ad generation tools like Ads Engine to scale creative testing volume without expanding production timelines.
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