Meta decides who sees your ad, so the page can't speak to a job title. It has to keep the ad's promise. Hero AI reads your Meta ad and the page it sends people to, then redrafts your landing page for Facebook ads to match, and hands your designer finished copy.
Hero AI
Landing Page Agent
Live
Our Meta ad for the free CRM gets clicks but few signups. Draft a new landing page.
Clicks aren't the problem. The ad opens on the spreadsheet and the free CRM, but the page opens on "The platform for scaling companies", with a Contact sales button. The new page opens on the same hook and leads with the free signup.
Wireframe · 8 sections
The first screen repeats the ad
How it works
You ask
Ask Hero AI for a new page in plain English, naming the ad. You don't paste in the ad's text or export anything.
Your request
Draft a new landing page for my free CRM ad.
Meta campaign
Traffic | Free CRM | US
Name the ad, nothing to paste
The ad
Hero AI reads the ad's primary text, headline and button. The page's first screen repeats the hook, so the visitor sees what they clicked for.
The live ad
Headline and button
"Free CRM for small teams"
Sign upPrimary text
Still tracking deals in a spreadsheet? Start with the free CRM.
The hook the page must echo
Today's page
Hero AI reads the page the ad sends people to. The draft keeps what already works and rewrites where it opens on something else.
Current page
Not the page they clicked for
The draft
8 to 12 sections of finished copy, with placeholders where images, logos and testimonials go. Copy it into Google Docs or download it. Nothing is published.
Landing page wireframe
example.com/crmHeadline
Leave the spreadsheet. Start with the free CRM
Straight to your designer
Your request
Draft a new landing page for my free CRM ad.
Meta campaign
Traffic | Free CRM | US
Name the ad, nothing to paste
The live ad
Headline and button
"Free CRM for small teams"
Sign upPrimary text
Still tracking deals in a spreadsheet? Start with the free CRM.
The hook the page must echo
Current page
Not the page they clicked for
Landing page wireframe
example.com/crmHeadline
Leave the spreadsheet. Start with the free CRM
Straight to your designer
Why it's different
Your homepage
The same page, whoever Meta sent.
Someone who clicked for a free CRM lands on a page about something else, and you already paid to get them there.
Hero Marketer
Every section matches the ad they clicked.
Headline · repeats the ad's hook
Leave the spreadsheet. Start with the free CRM
Offer · same as the ad
A free CRM for small teams
Proof · placeholders, nothing invented
Logos and testimonials for you to fill in
CTA · matches the button
Sign up →
Where it fits
Drafting a page changes nothing on your site or in your Meta account. Your designer builds it: Hero Marketer doesn't host or publish pages.
Landing Page
No blank page and no copywriter to brief. Every section is written, ready for your next Meta launch or the page refresh you keep putting off.
landing page wireframe
example.com/crm← Campaign creation
You get
a Traffic or Leads campaign that sends people here
← Ad copy
You get
ads with primary text and a headline
→ Create images
You get
ad images in your colors and logo, for Facebook and Instagram
→ Hero AI
You get
the cause and a next step, with evidence
Common questions
It can be, for a Meta ad. Most builders start from a prompt or a URL, so they never see the ad. Hero AI reads the ad's text and the page it sends people to, so the first screen repeats what the ad said.
No. It never invents customers, logos, metrics or testimonials. Where the page needs proof, the draft leaves a placeholder for you to fill with real ones.
No. Hero AI only reads them, and the draft appears in your chat. Copy it into Google Docs or download it as Markdown or PDF, and your designer builds the page. Hero Marketer does not host or publish pages.
Yes. Meta finds the people, so the page writes to what the ad promises, not to a job title. You don't build an audience first.
Signing up is free. A draft counts as one Hero AI question. You pay for the AI work it takes, and you need at least 1 credit to start. Copying it or downloading Markdown costs nothing more. Credits come in $20 packs with no monthly fee, and unused credits are refundable within 90 days of purchase.
Built for
You inherited Google and LinkedIn along with five other channels. When the CEO asks how paid is doing, Hero AI answers for every platform in one place, with evidence and a next step.
See the first marketer fit →
Hero AI
Mon 10:40 AM
Our leads cost more this month. Is it Google or LinkedIn?
LinkedIn. Its cost per lead rose from $180 to $260, and 46% of its clicks came from people at entry level, who rarely become leads for you. Google held at $74 a conversion, so leave it alone.
Proposed changes · 2 actions
Where the LinkedIn money went
You run the ads between product and sales. Hero AI says plainly what each platform’s budget is buying, and asks before it changes anything.
See the founder fit →
Hero AI
11:47 PM
We spend $3,000 a month on Google and Meta. Is it doing anything?
Google is. Ten of your 11 signups came from 4 keywords, but they miss 46% of their searches because the budget runs out. Meta spent $800 and brought 1 signup.
Proposed changes · 2 actions
Same $3,000, spent on the winners
Paid is one of five channels for a team of three, and nobody runs it full time. Daily checks cover Google, LinkedIn and Meta on the days nobody looks, and Hero AI hands you a next step you can defend.
See the head of growth fit →
Hero AI
Mon 8:02 AM
Monday update before the leadership review.
You’ve spent $14,200 of the $18,000 month, on pace. Google and LinkedIn held steady. Meta’s cost per lead rose 40% because the same three ads keep reaching the same people. New ads come before more budget.
Monday update · before the review
Your Meta ads are wearing out
You run marketing for several SaaS clients. Keep up to 10 of them under one login, each with its own Google, LinkedIn and Meta accounts and a free first scan on each, so you walk into kickoff with something to raise.
See the fractional marketer fit →
Hero AI
Thu 8:30 AM
New client, kickoff on Friday. What should I raise first?
Two campaigns count page views as conversions, so Google’s auto bidding has spent months buying page views. Fix that first, and warn the client: reported conversions will fall by more than half.
Your clients · 5 of 10
Next client, no new login
Pricing
Free
$0
Your live Meta Ads numbers, reports and CSV export, plus your first account scan and AI summary. No card needed.
Credits
$20 a pack
One credit is one dollar and never expires. It pays for the AI work you run and for daily checks that look for problems in your account.
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