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Most paid agencies claim to "do creatives," but very few have a system for your audience. Here’s a 3-step framework to evaluate if their creative approach is worth your ad dollars. Step 1: Identify the Right Problem Great creatives start by uncovering customer pain points. ✅ Does the agency focus on making your audience problem-aware? ✅ Are they basing this on customer data (reviews, FAQs, pain points)? Example: “Did you know most new moms struggle with milk supply because they lack essential nutrients?” Step 2: Educate and Build Credibility The best agencies focus on educating first—not selling. ✅ Are they using creatives to add value before asking for the sale? ✅ Do they know how to build trust through storytelling? Example: “Research shows that ingredients such as oats and flaxseed naturally support milk supply for breastfeeding moms.” Step 3: Bridge the Problem to Your Product A good agency doesn’t just educate—they tie it back to your product seamlessly. ✅ Are they showing how your product solves the problem clearly and naturally? ✅ Does their approach feel logical, not forced? Example: “Our lactation cookies contain milk-boosting ingredients like oats and flaxseed, offering a delicious way to nourish moms and support breastfeeding.” Look for agencies that prioritize clarity over cleverness here. Most paid ad agencies claim they “test a lot of creatives,” but volume alone won’t drive results. If the agency can’t tie problem → education → product seamlessly, your ad dollars are wasted. The question isn’t just "Are they creating content?"—it's  "Do they have a system that actually converts?"

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