Launched this week
Goose Ads Remixer
Remix the ads already winning in your niche
941 followers
Remix the ads already winning in your niche
941 followers
The winning ads in your niche reveal what works: hooks, offers, copy structures, layouts. Goose learns those patterns and creates new ads for your brand with your real logo, product images, and messaging in minutes. First 10 ads free.
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This is cool. I've used Claude and Remotion some for making little videos, more product explainers and ads. I think one of the valuable things here is that you have a library of ads that are already performing well in the user's niche. I definitely think, by default, AI is not good at copywriting, so having this verified high-quality content that steers the AI seems really useful.
Just signed up for Goose Ads Remixer and tried it for my website ToolJunction. I’ve used a few AI ad creative tools before, but goose feels more polished and practical at this price point.
Starting with ads that are already working in your niche, instead of generating from a blank prompt, makes a noticeable difference. And, the outputs felt much closer to something I could actually run, and the overall experience was smooth.
The only issue I noticed was that it picked the wrong color palette for my website. Great work, team!
Been using it for a few weeks now, very impressive
@michael_lorenzos1 Awesome! Thanks so much for being one of our early users ❤️
I like the positioning because every marketer already studies winning ads, this just speeds up the creative process.
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@himani_sah1 You're absolutely spot on Himani! Thanks :)
This feels especially useful for founders who can't afford an in-house creative team yet or want to iterate faster on creatives.
@divya_kothari1 Absolutely! That's what we struggled with. Generating ad creative took a lot of effort and time from us. That's why we built Goose :)
Epsilla (YC S23)
Congratulations on the launch! Do you support creating video ads, for focusing on image ads for now?
Most AI ad tools generate noise.
This actually helps teams iterate on what's already working. Thats a much stronger approach.
Congrats on the launch