See what your accounts and your competitors are advertising.
Before the meeting, you'll know the message the company is pushing right now and what competitors promise it. After it, you'll get an ad written for that account's buying committee.
What it will look like
Ads Halvorsen Freight is running
From public ad libraries- LinkedIn
"Same-day delivery across Mexico City." Running for 12 days.
- Google
"Freight partner for cross-border e-commerce."
- Meta
Hiring drivers in Mexico City and Monterrey.
Reading: the account is betting on delivery times. That's your opening topic.
Ads your competitors are running
Competitors you add- LinkedIn · Competitor A
"Route planning live in 48 hours." Aimed at operations directors at carriers.
- Google · Competitor B
"Route planning software, free for 30 days."
- Meta · Competitor A
Customer story: a carrier in Monterrey.
Reading: both sell fast setup. Lead with your two-week ERP integration.
Halvorsen Freight, operations committee
- Headline
- New office in Mexico City? Plan routes before you hire.
- Text
- Carriers cut hours of daily planning with automatic routing. See how.
- Image
- A map of the region with optimized routes. Little text.
- Audience
- Company: Halvorsen Freight. Roles: COO, operations manager, head of logistics, route planning analyst.
- Where
- LinkedIn, targeted by company and role.
- Against
- Answers Competitor A's "48 hours" with a two-week ERP integration.
Fictional example for someone who sells route planning software. Companies and competitors are made up.
Three levels. You choose how far to go.
See
The ads your accounts and competitors run on Google, LinkedIn and Meta, with a reading of what they say.
Suggest
Headline, text, image brief and an audience by company and role, ready to paste into the ad manager.
Run
PrepMeet builds and tunes the campaigns in your ad accounts and proposes changes every week.
Every campaign and every change will wait for your approval.
You set the monthly maximum. PrepMeet never goes over it.
Who at the account saw it, who clicked and what to change.
Want to be among the first to use it?
The waitlist sets the order in which we open it.