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meta-creative-fatigue-detection

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Per-ad creative fatigue diagnosis on Meta Ads. Scores every active ad as Healthy / Early Warning / Fatigued / Dead using CTR decline, frequency creep, CPA spike, CVR decline, and spend-shift signals. Surfaces specific refresh recommendations: which variants to retire, which winners to remix, which themes to test next. Read-only — no pauses applied. Use weekly or before any creative refresh cycle.

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Meta Creative Fatigue Detection (Read-Only)

Diagnose creative fatigue across the ad account the user names. Default lookback: 14 days. Read-only — never pauses or modifies ads.

If the user didn't name an account, list their connected accounts and ask which one to use.

Fatigue scoring signals

Score each active ad on:

SignalHealthyEarly WarningFatiguedDead
CTR decline vs first-week-of-life< 10% drop10–25% drop25–50% drop> 50% drop
Frequency< 2.52.5 – 3.53.5 – 5> 5
CPA spike vs ad-set median< 10% above10–25% above25–50% above> 50% above
CVR decline vs first-week< 10% drop10–25% drop25–50% drop> 50% drop
Spend shiftStable or risingFlatlinedDecliningReaching cliff

Final classification = worst signal score across all five dimensions.

Output

Section 1 — Fatigue summary table

| Ad name | Score | CTR drop | Freq | CPA delta | CVR drop | Days live |

Sort: most fatigued first. Cap at top 20.

Section 2 — Per-ad recommendations

For each Fatigued or Dead ad, one line:

  • 🪦 [Ad name] — Dead. Recommendation: retire. The hook is exhausted; do not relaunch as-is.
  • 🔻 [Ad name] — Fatigued. Recommendation: pause this variant; the underlying concept is still winning, remix the hook.
  • ⚠️ [Ad name] — Early Warning. Watch — likely needs a refresh in 7–14 days.

For each Healthy or Early Warning winning ad with strong CVR:

  • ✨ [Ad name] — Healthy winner. Recommendation: extract the pattern, brief 2–3 variants on the same concept.

Section 3 — Creative refresh brief

3–5 bullet points on what themes/hooks/formats deserve fresh creative based on the patterns you see in the Fatigued + Healthy-winner cohorts.

End with: _All recommendations — no changes applied. Ask explicitly to pause anything._

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