How AI influencers grow an audience, keep a consistent face, and earn, from the team building Influgen.
TikTok allows in-feed ads from 5 to 60 seconds, and its own guides recommend both 9 to 15 and 21 to 34 seconds. Here's why they disagree, what the creator ads we studied actually run to, and how to pick a length for yours.
Influgen gives your influencer a team that plans, creates and posts on its own. Create your influencer free. The first 1,000 get 100 extra credits.
Free to create, no card needed. The first 1,000 get 100 extra credits.
TikTok Shop allows AI-generated product videos, but only labelled, and never to fake a product's results, invent features or borrow someone's authority. Here's what the AIGC policy says, with examples of what passes and what doesn't.
AI video can help a crowdfunding launch, but Kickstarter's rules draw a hard line around showing your product. Here's what the rules say, where AI video is fine, where it isn't, and how to use it without putting your campaign at risk.
A good AI UGC ad is decided before anything is generated: in about 60 words of script. Here is the five-beat structure our AI influencers' producer writes to, how many words fit in 20 to 30 seconds, and the mistakes that make a script sound like an ad.
Most AI ads give themselves away through the sound before the picture: dead air, a voice with no room around it, music fighting the words. Here are the seven fixes we now build into every talking ad, with the exact settings we use.
Ask a language model for a reel idea and you get something fine and forgettable. We stopped asking for ideas from scratch and started remixing real videos that did unusually well. Here is why it works and how to do it.
A sponsored reel for a small wearable gadget took us six attempts over two days. Each one failed in a different way, from an invented product to a video that stopped mid-sentence. Here is what broke, why, and what finally worked.
Plan a walk down a street with an AI image model and you often get five pictures of the same spot. Here is why that happens, what we changed in our own pipeline, and how to plan shots that actually move.
Ask an AI model for an ad featuring a real product and it will often draw a convincing product that doesn't exist. Here is how to get the real thing into every frame, keep it right in video, and stay honest about claims and labels.
