Along with the release of its latest Grok 3 AI model, X has also announced two new automated ad creation features in the app, which will essentially enable X’s AI systems to help guide your creative and targeting efforts.
The first new element, now available to select advertisers in X Ads Manager, is called “Prefill with Grok”, which will generate promotions for your business based on a URL.
As explained by X:
“Simply input your website URL, and Grok will generate ad copy, imagery, and a call-to-action (CTA) headline tailored to your brand. Want to tweak it? You can edit the copy or swap out the image to achieve your ideal ad creative, giving you full control with zero hassle.”
Google and Meta have developed similar tools, which are able to extract key website elements to quickly formulate an ad.
And maybe, using X’s latest Grok model, which it claims to be “the smartest AI in the world,” the results that it produces could be worth promoting, helping you reach a wider audience on X.
The second new element enables you to analyze your campaign with X’s AI, in order to optimize performance.
“With ‘Analyze Campaign with Grok,’ you get a clear, AI-driven breakdown of how your ads are performing, empowering you to refine your targeting, adjust your creative, and maximize your impact – all in a fraction of the time.”
The analysis will help you tap into trends, and identify key opportunities that you may otherwise miss, by using xAI’s understanding of X ads and user engagement to guide your approach.
These are some interesting options, which will likely provide varying results, at least in their initial stages, but they could give you more ways to help maximize your X promotions.
And again, with X touting its latest Grok model as being a cut above every other AI tool, powered by X’s ever-expanding Colossus AI data processing center, maybe, the outputs that you get from both of these new options will be significant.
It’s not available to all advertisers as yet, with X rolling out the new tools in phases over the coming months.
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