Pixel - Scale performance ads without juggling 7 ad platforms
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Create, launch, and optimize ads across LinkedIn, Meta, Google, Microsoft, Reddit & X from one prompt. Pixel generates creatives, unifies audiences, and shifts budgets/bids in real time so spend follows what works.
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Agnes AI
Pixel makes it easier for makers to promote with ads! Nice one!
Pixel
@cruise_chen Thank you! Our aim is to make enterprise grade tech accessible to solo operators and lean teams.
Pixel
@cruise_chen For sure. Solo founders or small teams can rely on Pixel for just about everything - creatives, audiences, bidding, launching and optimizing ads. All you need to do is describe your campaign and share your website details.
Agnes AI
Pixel makes it easier for makers to promote with ads! Nice one!
Pixel
@cruise_chen 💯
Guidde
Having one solution for LinkedIn, Meta, Google, Microsoft, Reddit & X is pretty amazing.
Pixel
@moran_altarac1 Thank you 🙏🏻
One of the biggest pain points of running paid ads is platform switching and endless dashboard hopping. We wanted to put an end to that.
Guidde
@naga_pramod Thank you!! great work by your team!
Pixel
This is a sharp positioning. For e-commerce folks, the biggest pain point with multi-platform ads is rebuilding campaigns for every channel, resizing creatives, and guessing budget allocation.
Especially for high-SKU categories like apparel, each SKU needs individual ad optimization - impossible to keep up with new product launches.
Quick question: what signals drive your auto-bid/budget allocation? Is it pure conversion data, or do you factor in upstream metrics like add-to-cart, time-on-site? For multi-SKU scenarios with large price variance, does budget get sucked up by low-price/high-conversion SKUs?
@arron_young Great question!
Pixel optimizes bid and budget towards a defined goal using current and historic performance metrics of the campaign, including the conversion data.
While Pixel's optimizer algorithm can adapt to work with upstream metrics, Pixel doesn't yet ingest upstream metrics (like, add-to-cart, time-on-site etc.) to take that into consideration for optimization.
For multi-SKU scenarios, Pixel automatically assigns a budget group for each ad campaign based on the product (SKU) being promoted, only performance data of the campaigns within the group will impact the budget distribution in that group. So, by not mixing up campaigns under the budget group (from various SKUs), Pixel prevents low-price/high-conversion SKUs from impacting the budget allocation of other SKUs.
Congratulations, @gilallouche and @Pixel team! I am loving it so far.
Pixel
@gilallouche @tim_ep1 Appreciate your support, Tim. You’ve been an amazing supporter from the start 🙏🏻
Does Pixel generate creatives for you?
Pixel
As a PPC manager, it sounds super helpful and awesome!
Just a question - is there an option to pull existing posts or upload reels and videos too?
Pixel
@yotam_dahan We do not have the option to pull existing reels and videos. But you can definitely upload your existing creatives and brand kit.
Great idea, bad execution, at least the beta. I execute task to create 10 ads, total max. 30€ spent, and you created. 50x20 ads campaign per day, so, 1000€ ! it is a dangerous tool
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Pixel
@billchiricoHi, that's seems strange. Could you share your email id? We would like to check the full session.
Very interesting project! For us as a startup, the cost per click to the website and, subsequently, the cost per lead are very important. One of the most crucial metrics for unit economics. Can you make predictions for lead costs on different platforms, and after launching an advertising campaign, calculate and compare the cost per click from different channels? Moreover, if Google Analytics is integrated here and goals are set up, it would even be possible to calculate the cost per lead. This could greatly simplify life for startups that don’t yet have a marketing team.