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Perplexity Says Computer Managed $30,000 in Meta Ad Spend for Get Maine Lobster

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Perplexity said its Computer product managed $30,000 in Meta ad spend for Get Maine Lobster, reporting 3.5 times the revenue and 63% higher return on ad spend than the company’s usual ads. Perplexity said Computer automated creative analysis, ad production, and media buying. Perplexity also said Computer outperformed the company’s agency. Aravind Srinivas described the results as evidence that Perplexity’s agents are running ads better than agencies for business owners.

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  1. Perplexity Says Its Agents Outperform Ad Agencies for Business Owners

    Aravind Srinivas says Perplexity’s agents are running ads better than ad agencies for business owners. In a quoted post, Perplexity says Computer managed $30k in Meta ad spend for Get Maine Lobster, delivering 3.5x revenue and 63% higher ROAS compared with the company’s usual ads.

  2. Computer managed $30k in Meta ad spend for Get Maine Lobster, outperforming their agency. Compared to their usual ads, Computer delivered 3.5x revenue with 63% higher ROAS. It automated creative analysis, ad production, and media buying. Read more: https://www.perplexity.ai/hub/customers/get-maine-lobster

    Computer managed $30k in Meta ad spend for Get Maine Lobster, outperforming their agency. Compared to their usual ads, Computer delivered 3.5x revenue with 63% higher ROAS. It automated creative analysis, ad production, and media buying. Read more: https://www.perplexity.ai/hub/customers/get-maine-lobster

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