The Menu Building Framework
Learn how to build high-converting ad concepts from scratch by systematically deconstructing your product, audience, and value propositions into a powerful creative menu system.
Initial Discovery Process
Start by gathering essential elements:
- Product Definition: Core offering and bestsellers
- Available Content: Website, social media, ad libraries
- Value Propositions: Key features and benefits
- Target Audience: Demographics and behaviors
Category Framework
- Functions: Core product capabilities and features
- Benefits: Customer outcomes and transformations
- Materials: Physical attributes and quality markers
- Messaging: Primary angles and proven hooks
Concept Development
Systematic approach to creating variations:
- Feature-to-Benefit Conversion: Transform features into outcomes
- Problem-Solution Mapping: Match pain points to solutions
- A/B Testing Structure: Test concepts systematically
- Creative Brief Development: Clear guidelines for execution
Menu Building Workshop
A systematic approach to developing high-converting ad concepts from existing assets
Resources
Menu Template
AI Prompts
Brief Guide
Workshop Breakdown
Step 1: Content Source Analysis
Start by gathering all available content without creating anything new:
- Product pages and descriptions
- Social media content (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok)
- Existing ads from Facebook/Meta Ad Library
- Customer reviews and testimonials
Step 2: Product Focus
Use the principle of elimination:
- Identify your 80% product (best-selling or main offer)
- Find the platform with the most usable content
- Ignore everything else to maintain focus
Step 3: Building Your Menu
Break down your product's key elements by asking:
Core Questions
- What's the product? (Clear definition)
- Who's the target audience? (Demographics)
- What language do customers use? (Review mining)
Key Insight: "Look at what words people are actually using. Don't make up new words - use their vocabulary back to them in your ads."
Step 4: Value Proposition Mining
Identify three key categories:
- Functions:
- Core capabilities
- Key features
- Use cases
- Benefits:
- Customer outcomes
- Pain point solutions
- Transformations
- Materials/Quality:
- Physical attributes
- Quality markers
- Differentiators
Step 5: AI Integration
Leverage AI tools efficiently:
- Headline generation:
- Input product descriptions
- Include example headlines
- Request variations
- Hook development:
- Problem-focused hooks
- Benefit-focused hooks
- Question-based hooks
Implementation Tips
- Document all categories systematically
- Pull vocabulary directly from customer reviews
- Keep feature lists separate from benefits
- Focus on one category at a time