Ask Adverteyes

Ask us (just about) anything. Try starting with these prompts below.

Prompts

Impress Me

Real world example: You start working with a company called Adverteyes. You’re excited to derive value — and want the Ask Adverteyes platform to show you what it can do.
Description: Utilizes key information about Adverteyes to kick off the insight generation.
Required inputs: Industry Platform
Kpi / goal: Any KPI · General Strategy · Advertising Best Practices

Convince me in 60 seconds: what do 336 billion frames of real viewing behavior know about luxury car ads on YouTube? Give me the three most counter-intuitive rules — the ones nobody briefs for.

Creative Brief: Do’s and Don’ts

Real world example: A Brand Manager is writing a creative briefing before their advertising agency gets to work on the next campaign.
Description: Utilizes key information about the upcoming campaign to generate guardrails that align with prevailing advertising wisdom for a given market and platform.
Required inputs: Duration Media Type Market Platform
Kpi / goal: Any KPI · General Strategy · Advertising Best Practices

I’m writing the creative brief for our new confectionery campaign: 15-second videos, Facebook News Feed, Germany and Italy. Before the agency starts, give me the data-backed guardrails — how early the brand should appear, how the packaging behaves on screen, what pacing wins. Write them as rules I can paste straight into the brief, each with its lift number.

The Tiebreaker

Real world example: A Senior Communications Manager is deciding between 3 proposals for an ad, each with different tone, selecting for the one that will grab attention and emotionally resonate with viewers.
Description: Utilizes duration and Industry parameters, cross-referenced with general descriptions of the ads, to generate recommendations based on similar advertisements globally.
Required inputs: Duration Industry Ad descriptions
Kpi / goal: Any KPI · Best-Fit Strategy

I have three storyboards on my desk for a 30-second Food & Confectionery spot: one opens busy with fast cuts, one slow with a single hero scene, one leads with the packaging next to an emotive face. Which would the data back — and what one change would you make to each?