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"I think Adomate is definitely the best static ads generator I've tested." That line came in an email from one of our customers last week. He's an experienced US marketer with a YouTube channel on AI and marketing. Testing every new tool in this space is part of his job. So this one really means something to us. Honestly, we didn't see it coming. There are hundreds of AI ad generators out there. We never set out to win on image quality alone. We put our energy into everything that comes before designing the ad, because that's what defines a winning ad. Your brand. Your personas. Your hooks. Your performance data. Your customer reviews. What your competitors are running. All the signals you need to make an ad that actually performs. We engineered a system that brings those together, so marketers get quality and scale at the same time. Until now, you usually had to pick one. The best part? He found us online. No sales call. No onboarding. Just a marketer trying the product with no context and becoming a fan. Feedback like that is invaluable. It's exactly the fuel we need to accelerate. Over the coming months, we'll start investing more in our own marketing. The models keep getting better, and more teams are adopting this way of working. Want to try the best static ad generator on the planet? (His words, not mine.) Try Adomate for free and let us know what you think (link in comments) 👇

Adomate finished #1 Product of the Day on Product Hunt. 🏆 Around 520 upvotes, and we held the top spot from the first hour to the last. A demo shows people what you built. A launch shows you whether they'll show up for it. Today, hundreds did, and that's a very different kind of proof. The team made this happen. Watching people this good work under real pressure was the best part of the day, more than the ranking. To everyone who upvoted, commented, or sent a message: thank you. You made it one of the best days we've had. 🙏🏻 We're just getting started.

Today's the day. Adomate is officially live on Product Hunt. It took months of pure, focused building to get here. Eventually, what we shipped is something I'd put my name on without hesitation. Your support during the day means the world to our team. Every upvote pushes us up the daily rank dashboard so more people see what we built. One small click that truly means the world to our team. If you have an active account, go to the link, and click upvote. Consider this me owing you one, no take-backs. → https://lnkd.in/eGxnDEdn We're just getting started. Thanks for showing up on day one. 🙏🏻

"We're targeting B2B founders, 25–45." I used to write briefs like this. Thought it was specific enough. It's not. Two founders, same age, same industry, same revenue, completely different worlds. One's watching growth flatten and knows the board's next meeting won't be fun. Another is staring at beautiful campaigns that aren't moving a single deal. A third just needs their last hire to work out before it becomes a whole thing. Same demographic. Nothing alike. Here's what I keep coming back to: nobody clicks an ad because they're 34 and a founder. They click because something hit a nerve they thought only they felt. Demographics get you reach. Tensions get you relevance. The shift that actually changed how we write creative wasn't swapping one audience for another. It was moving from describing a group of people to describing a moment they're stuck in. That's when the work stops feeling like an ad and starts feeling like someone read their mind.

To accelerate our product development, we made a deliberate decision: we became an ad agency ourselves. Instead of building software based on assumptions, we embedded ourselves in the full end-to-end process, from creative ideation and production to delivery and performance analysis. Over the past few months, we built a one-person agency delivering weekly ads to 30+ brands across DTC and software. Operating at real client standards, real deadlines, and real performance expectations fundamentally sharpened our product. Because we are our own first superuser, feedback cycles are immediate. The primary user and the developer sit at the same desk. That proximity has made our development cycles insanely fast, and extremely practical. I would definitely recommend this to other product teams as well. Friction is identified and resolved in hours, not weeks. What slows us down gets rebuilt. What works gets scaled. Because building the agency forced us to think end-to-end: From creative ideation → production → iteration → delivery → performance feedback. We’re not building features in isolation. We’re building against real deadlines, real client expectations, and real performance metrics. We are now extending this capability through a structured beta program with selected agencies and in-house marketing teams looking to significantly scale creative output. If this is relevant to your team, I’d welcome a conversation.

Just walked off stage at Voka's marketing & communication breakfast in Ghent. One slide got the biggest reaction: "Creative is the new targeting." It's something most marketers feel but haven't fully internalized yet. Advertising platforms automated the two levers that used to drive performance, audience targeting and bid optimization. What's left? Your ads. The creative. That's it. And yet most creative teams are still running 2022 workflows. Ten tools, ten tabs, zero system. Spending 60-70% of their time on manual research instead of actually being creative. That's the problem we're solving at Adomate, giving creative strategists one platform to turn performance data, competitor insights, and consumer signals into wining ad concepts at scale. Great conversations after the pitch. The energy from both early-stage founders and seasoned marketing leaders in the room was something else. Thanks Voka-Vlaams netwerk van ondernemingen for the stage and the great lineup. Mornings like this remind me why I love building in this space. #marketing #startup #adtech #creativeops #voka #gent