For anyone who needs ads running this week, whether you have spent $100,000 or nothing at all
Drop Edward Into ChatGPT Or Claude And It Starts Running Your Ads Like A Media Buyer With 35,000 Buyers Behind Him
He writes this week’s ads. He makes the images. He builds the campaign inside your Meta account and leaves it paused. Then once a week he reads your numbers and tells you the one thing to change. The full Evergreen Ads 3.0 workshop comes with him, so you are never running something you do not understand.
$97 course for coaches who cannot get clients. Write me this week’s ads.
On it. One angle, three ad types, five texts and five headlines each. Want the images too?
Headturner angle. 5 primary texts, 5 headlines, 5 descriptions.
$150 test: one broad ad set, one narrow. Tracking checked.
About five minutes to install. After that it is one line in, and finished ads out.
One payment. Instant access. Works in ChatGPT and Claude. Backed by the two-way guarantee below.
Under my own ad, and in the community
“Best $47 I ever spent. I sent this out to everyone I know and was like you need to buy this immediately.”
Gin Peterson Jadav, in the comments of the ad itself
“The highest ROI training I’ve ever bought.”
Christos Siamos, who has spent over €20,000 on high ticket programs in two years
“The EG-Ad Factory actually does what it says on the tin.”
Nina Bauer, on the same $47
Real buyer messages, published with permission. Screenshots of all of them are further down this page.
From the desk of Zac Hansen
Re: the hours you keep losing inside Ads Manager
If you want ads that run without you living in the account, this letter is for you, and it does not matter whether you have spent $100,000 on ads or have never launched a single one.
I have flipped more than 35,000 strangers into buyers through paid traffic. I have also taught a lot of people to do it. Some arrived with an agency and a decade of spend behind them. Some had never launched an ad in their life.
The same two things stopped both.
They could not get an ad made. And when an ad finally went live, they could not tell what was actually wrong with it.
Here is what that looks like:
- You have wanted to run ads for months and you still have not launched one.
- You write an ad, read it back, decide it sounds like everyone else, and delete it.
- You open Canva to make the image and close it forty minutes later with nothing.
- The ads are live and you cannot tell whether the problem is the ad, the page, or the offer.
- You check the account six times a day and change something every time you look.
- You have a folder of swipe files, and every one of them was written for somebody else’s offer.
- You keep buying ad courses, because more training feels safer than launching.
I know how all of that feels, because I did it too. And here is what I eventually worked out: that is not a knowledge problem. It is a blank page problem.
You do not stall because you are not smart enough. You stall because nobody ever hands you the actual ad.
Not the ad to run. Not the read on what to do when it does not work.
So that is the thing I decided to fix.
Nobody stalls on ads because they lack information. They stall because nobody ever hands them the actual ad.
So here is what I built
Edward Does One Thing. He Runs Your Ads, In One Hour A Week.
He is not a chatbot and he is not another platform you have to log into. Edward is a folder: five parts of my own ad operation, written down where AI can read them. You drop it into ChatGPT or Claude once, and the AI you already have stops behaving like a search engine and starts behaving like a media buyer who has turned 35,000 strangers into buyers.
This is Edward
He is not a real person, he never speaks to your buyers, and he never touches your money. He is my whole way of running ads wearing a name, so you have something to talk to at eleven at night when you are trying to work out why today was flat.
He walks one loop, and he picks up wherever you actually are on it.
- 1
Write this week’s ads
Five primary texts, five headlines, five descriptions. A Headturner, a Story ad and an Offer ad from one angle, built on what your buyer wants, fears and misunderstands. Fresh variations without starting from a blank page again.
- 2
Make me the images
Finished ad images, not a design brief you still have to execute. Modelled on creative already proven to work, in Feed and Reel sizes, with variations of the winner ready to upload. You never open Canva.
- 3
Launch the test
One campaign, one broad ad set, one narrow. The clean $150 test with the budget and the winning metric fixed before launch, tracking checked first, and the whole thing built in your account and left paused.
- 4
It is not working. What is wrong?
Your numbers read in the right order, so you fix the real thing. A straight answer on whether it is the offer, the page, the creative, the tracking or the targeting, and one recommendation instead of a list of twelve.
- 5
It is my weekly review
A scorecard already filled in. Keep, kill, scale or refresh, with the reason attached. Your control protected instead of accidentally broken, and the next creative refresh queued before the winner goes stale.
The part no course can do for you
Five Things Could Be Wrong. Only One Of Them Is.
Any course can list them. Knowing which one is eating your money this week is the part no course can do for you. Watch him choose.
Example numbers, written so you can watch how he reads an account. Not a result and not a promise.
Watch him work
“Spent $180. Three Sales. Now What?”
One Edward answer, playing at the speed it actually arrives.
You
Edward
Do not kill anything yet. $180 is one test, and three sales at $60 tells us the offer sells. The job this week is cost, not proof.
What your numbers actually say
- The offer works. Three strangers paid you off a cold ad.
- $60 against a $35 target is a 41 percent gap. That is a creative gap, not a rebuild.
- $180 is roughly a third of the way through a fair test. You are reading it early, which is normal and worth saying out loud.
The one thing to change
Your winning ad is doing all the work and the other two are dragging the average up. Turn off the two losers, keep the winner running untouched, and put three new challengers against it built on the same angle.
What usually goes wrong here: people kill the campaign and start again, which throws away the only learning they paid for.
This week’s challenger, in your buyer’s words
What not to touch
- The budget. Raising it now just buys the same result faster.
- The audience. Broad is working. Narrowing it hides the problem.
- The page. It converted three times this week. It is not the constraint.
Your next check-in
Leave it alone for seven days. Come back, say it is my weekly review, and I will hand you the scorecard and one decision. That is the whole job.
He read the account, named one thing, and wrote the ads to fix it. Ask him for a different offer, a colder audience, or a $30 a day budget, and he does it again.
Example figures, written so you can see the shape of the answer. They are not a result, and nothing here promises what your account will do.
$47 once. Instant access. Works in ChatGPT and Claude.
Same question. Same model.
Before The Folder, And After It
“Here are 10 Facebook ad headlines for a coaching offer. 1. Unlock Your Potential Today. 2. Transform Your Business In 30 Days. 3. The Secret Top Coaches Do Not Want You To Know...”
- Written for nobody in particular
- No idea what your current best ad is already doing
- No budget, no test structure, no winning metric
- Happily invents a Meta setting that does not exist
“You said the question you get most is whether it works without a big list. That is the objection, so that is the ad. Headturner angle, and here is the primary text...”
- Built from your buyers’ own words
- A named angle, with the reason it was chosen
- Budget, ad sets, metric and tracking already set
- Leaves a marked blank and asks, rather than inventing
Edward does not invent ad strategy. He runs mine. The person scrolling can always tell when the ad was written for everybody.
The two roads
The Agency Way, And The Evergreen Ads Way
The right hand column is Edward’s loop. He is how you walk it without guessing which step you are on.
The old way
Learn It, Then Hope
- Buy a $997 ads course.
- Watch eleven hours of Ads Manager tutorials.
- Finish it informed, and still not launched.
- Write the ad yourself at midnight.
- Fight Canva for the image until you give up.
- Launch, then check the account six times a day.
- Change something every time you look, and learn nothing.
You end up with more tabs open and the same flat account.
The Evergreen Ads way
Install It, Then Approve
- Install Edward once. About five minutes.
- Give him your offer, your buyer and your proof.
- Say write this week’s ads.
- Say make me the images.
- Say launch the test. It lands paused. You switch it on.
- One hour a week, he reads it and you make one call.
You end up with ads live and one decision a week.
One payment. No bumps. No upsells.
What comes with him
Three Bonuses, Free With Edward Today
Bonus #1
The Full Evergreen Ads 3.0 Workshop
This is the training Edward runs on. Two and a half hours, recorded live on 6 August 2026, the whole Q&A included. Every move he makes for you is taught in here, so you are never running something you do not understand.
- The $150 Creative Control Test, set up end to end
- The three ad types: Headturner, Story and Offer
- Reading an account in the right order, so you fix the real thing
- The one hour weekly rhythm that keeps you out of Ads Manager
Bonus #2
The Operator Input Pack
This is the one that stops the slop. Feed AI vague inputs and you get ads that sound like every other ad on the internet, which is exactly why most people try this once and give up.
The pack is your offer, audience, proof, voice and current control, laid out the way Edward wants them. You fill it in once. After that the first thing he writes already sounds like you, instead of the fourth thing.
✓ Offer, what it is, who it is for, what it costs
✓ Audience, what they want, fear and misunderstand
✓ Proof, the exact words your buyers used
✓ Voice, how you actually talk
✓ Control, the ad you are trying to beat
Filled in once. Read on every prompt after that.
Bonus #3
The Meta Launch And Tracking Checklist
The most expensive mistake in paid traffic is treating a setup problem like a creative problem. You spend a fortnight rewriting ads that were fine, while the pixel was never firing.
This is the list you clear before you publish. Run it once and you stop wondering whether the numbers are lying to you.
Nothing goes live until all of it is green.
✓ Pixel firing on the page and on the purchase
✓ Events matched to the right offer
✓ Campaign, ad set and ad named so the data is readable
✓ Budget sitting where you think it is sitting
✓ Winning metric written down before launch
Every ad Edward builds arrives paused. You switch it on.
One payment of $47. Everything opens the moment you join.
Why I built this
I Built This Because I Hate Complicated Ads
Hey, Zac here. I have flipped more than 35,000 strangers into buyers through ads, and I still hate every complicated way of running them.
This business was never built for flashy things. It was built so I could be around my kids all the damn time. So the last thing I wanted was an ad operation that needed me glued to a screen.
The problem is that most ad advice comes from agency people who have five humans doing the job. Solo, that advice is a full time job you did not ask for.
Ignore the agency rules. You do not need a $1,000 ad budget. You need $150 to test.
So I stopped copying them and built a folder instead. My whole way of running ads, written down where AI can read it. Now I tell ChatGPT or Claude what I want, it builds the thing, and I approve it. That folder is Edward, and it is what you are actually buying here.
Buyers running it right now
Nobody Quotes The Workshop. They Quote The Folder.
These are messages from people who bought it, installed it, and put it on their own offer.
Real buyer messages, published with permission. Any figure a buyer names is their own estimate, not a promise of what you will earn.
Built from real ad accounts
Edward Is New. The Thinking Inside Him Is Not.
Everything in these five folders came out of accounts that were already spending. The method behind them has produced 45 front-end buyers in a single day, $1,500+ cold traffic sales days, profitable spend scaled to $1,900 per day, more than 30,000 strangers turned into buyers, and a client hitting $4,000 per day after one creative refresh.
These are methodology and client results. They were not produced by this workshop or by the AI, and they are not promises of what you, this page, or Edward will earn. Results vary.
So you know exactly what you are buying
What This Is, And What It Is Not
This is
- One folder that writes the ads, makes the images, builds the test, reads the account and tells you the next move
- My full Evergreen Ads 3.0 workshop, included, because it is what he runs on
- The Operator Input Pack and the Meta launch checklist, so the first output is already yours
- Yours to keep and run every week, including every update I make
- $47 once. No bumps, no upsells, nothing renewing on your card
This is not
- An ads course you have to finish someday
- A prompt pack you have to remember to paste
- Software with a login and a monthly fee
- An AI that publishes ads or spends money on its own
- A promise of income, a guaranteed ROAS, or a result for any account
And one more, plainly: Edward does not replace your judgement and he does not touch your money. Everything he builds lands paused in your account. He will not publish an ad, he will not raise a budget, and he will not invent a Meta setting to get out of saying he needs more from you. Those limits are deliberate, and they are the reason you can point him at a real account rather than a hypothetical one.
Everything in the box
Here Is What You Get For $47
- Edward, the EG Ad Factory. The folder itself. Five parts for Ads, Images, Launch, Diagnose and Optimize. Yours to keep and run every week, including every update I make.
- Bonus #1: The Full Evergreen Ads 3.0 Workshop. Two and a half hours, recorded live on 6 August 2026, including the whole Q&A. Watch me install it and run it.
- Bonus #2: The Operator Input Pack. Give AI the right offer, audience, proof, voice and control before it writes a word. This is what stops the slop.
- Bonus #3: The Meta Launch and Tracking Checklist. The checks to clear before you publish, so a setup problem never gets mistaken for a creative problem.
- The $150 Creative Control Test. The fair-test scorecard for running new ads against your current best one. Ad spend is separate and paid to Meta.
- The One-Hour Weekly Review. What to check, what to ignore, and the one decision to make. The rhythm that keeps you out of the account.
A single week of an agency running this for you costs more than this page does in a year. You are buying the way I run the account, not the hours.
$47One payment. That is the whole price.. Instant access, lifetime replay, every update included.
Get Edward For $47 →Backed by the two-way guarantee below. Plan for a separate $150 Meta testing budget, paid to Meta, not to me.
Two guarantees. Pick the one that fits you.
Three Sales In 72 Hours, Or Your New Ads Beat Your Best One
A. Never run ads before? Get 3 sales within 72 hours of your ads going live. If you do not, ask for a full refund.
B. Already running ads? Build three new ads with Edward and run them against your current best performing ad, on the same offer and audience, on the metric you choose before the test starts. If none of them wins, send the Ads Manager screenshot and ask for a full refund.
No time limit on either one. You pick your frame before you start, you keep everything you build, and you decide whether it worked. Email support@effortlessscale.com with the evidence. You approve the ads and you control the spend inside Meta.
Try Edward On Those Terms →Before you decide
Questions People Actually Ask Me
Is Edward a real person?
No, and he never speaks to your buyers. Edward is a folder: my whole way of running ads, written down where ChatGPT and Claude can read it. Giving it a name is just easier than saying "the five folders" every time. You install it once and then you talk to it.
Do I need to be technical to install him?
No. It is a folder on your computer. You point ChatGPT or Claude at it once, and there is a video walking that exact step. After that you talk to it in plain English. Several buyers at the workshop had never done anything like this before and had it running the same day.
Does Edward control my ad account or spend my money?
No. He can build inside your account, but everything he creates arrives paused. That is how the connection works, not a setting I chose. Nothing spends a penny until you open Meta and switch it on yourself.
What if I have never run ads before?
That is exactly who this is built for. Edward writes the ads, makes the images and builds the campaign, so you are approving work instead of guessing at settings. You will know what to say, what to create, what to click and what to check next.
What if I am already running ads but they are not working?
Point him at your current offer, page, ads and numbers. The Diagnose folder isolates whether the constraint is the offer, page, creative, tracking or traffic before you change anything.
Is he inventing ad strategy, or using yours?
Mine. Edward works from the same method I run in my own accounts and teach in the workshop that comes with this. He picks an angle, tells you why, and writes it around your buyer. If he has not been told enough about your offer he leaves a marked blank and asks, rather than inventing something plausible.
Do I need ChatGPT Plus or Claude Pro?
A $20 a month ChatGPT plan is enough to run everything here. If you already have Claude, that works too. You do not need the expensive tier.
How much ad spend do I need?
Plan for a separate $150 Meta testing budget. Ignore the agency line about needing $1,000 to start. That $150 is ad spend paid to Meta, not part of the price.
How much time does this take every week?
After the first launch, the whole system is built around one focused hour a week: review the account, make one decision, prepare the next test.
Is this another course I have to finish someday?
No. The course is not the product. Edward is the product, and he does the work with you from the first prompt. The workshop is there so you can watch me run it.
Do I have to wait for a live date?
No. Everything opens the moment you join, including the full recording of the 6 August workshop, so you can start on your ads today. Lifetime access to the replay.
Are there bumps or upsells?
Hell no. Everything listed on this page is included.
P.S. If you scrolled straight down here, that is alright. I do it too. Here is the whole thing.
You install Edward into ChatGPT or Claude. He writes this week’s ads, makes the images, builds the $150 test in your account and leaves it paused for you to approve. When it is running, he reads the numbers and names the one thing to change. My full Evergreen Ads 3.0 workshop comes with him, so if you have never launched an ad you start there, and the Operator Input Pack makes sure the first thing he writes already sounds like you. It is $47, once. If it does not clear the guarantee you picked, email us with the evidence and you do not pay.
The bit I would want you to sit with: knowing how ads work and having this week’s ad written are two completely different things. Everybody sells you the first one. This is the second one.
Zac HansenProductized Coach
Install Edward Tonight. Launch The Test This Week.
The whole loop, my full workshop, and the input pack that stops the slop, inside the chat window you already have open.
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Evergreen Ads 3.0
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$47
One payment. That is the whole price.
No upsells. Instant access. Lifetime replay. You approve every ad and you control every dollar spent inside Meta.