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Decide what to post with AI social content strategy

Turn your product URL into a research brief, source-backed creative directions, and a draft you can hand to the video agent.

By the AdAnt team · Updated September 22, 2026

Open a content-strategy draft →

The button opens a draft in Studio. Add your product and review the brief before sending.

Sample: a food-scanner app called Yuzli

AdAnt’s published sample report is dated July 2026. It examines food-scanning and label-reading content across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, plus competitor advertising. The useful output is a set of creative decisions a team can test.

Example reference thumbnail from the Yuzli report’s TikTok app-demo research
Reference thumbnail from the published sample, used to explain the research-to-brief process.

From a source to three different briefs

  1. Scan-demo: the sample cites Munchee’s TikTok profile for a phone-in-hand app demonstration. Adaptation: show an actual Yuzli scan and its score, with a creator explaining what the viewer can do next. Required asset: a real screen recording.
  2. Label shock, then a swap: the report points to @avaschumm for label-reading content. Adaptation: open on a familiar grocery item, explain a specific label detail, then demonstrate a relevant swap in the app. Verify every nutrition claim before production.
  3. Grocery-aisle verdict: the sample uses @bobbyparrish as a grocery-review reference. Adaptation: compare two products in one aisle, show the app’s evidence, and invite viewers to check their own groceries.

What the evidence does and does not establish

The saved example links to creator profiles, rather than permanent individual-post URLs. Its report date is July 2026; exact collection timestamps and a complete sampling log are not published. Profile content and visible counts can change. We do not use those historical counts here as current metrics or as evidence that a format converts.

These are proposed creative directions. The sample does not include resulting ad outputs, ad spend, attributed signups, or an experiment comparing the three briefs. Treat each direction as a hypothesis to test with your own audience.

What a useful research request includes

For examples of research and production applied over time, see the Cisumverse virtual-character program and AdAnt’s own growth case. Their reported reach and follower counts are separate from acquisition results.

  • Your product URL, audience, country, language, and the action you want viewers to take.
  • Direct competitors, adjacent alternatives, and creator references, clearly separated.
  • Source URLs and observation dates for every example. Ask for post-level links and disclose inaccessible sources.
  • A description of how examples were selected, including weak or conflicting signals.
  • A hook, scene outline, product proof, required assets, and call to action for each proposed video.

Move from a brief to a video

Pick one direction and ask the video agent to create a draft using your product and avatar. Review the proposed generation cost before creating media. Keep a record of the brief, first output, revisions, and publishing date so that the next strategy can learn from actual results.

Standard plugin research runs through your AdAnt connection. Explicit browser investigations may require social-platform sign-in. Research is a sample of accessible material, not a complete account of a market. See plugin setup and access requirements and current pricing.

For planning the test, read the content calendar guide. When you have chosen a reference, continue to reference video recreation.

Start with your own product

Open a content-strategy draft →

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