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Facebook and Instagram ads for makers and craft studios, made from your own website
We made up a maker, Kettlewell Clay in Shrewsbury, a pottery studio that sells pieces and runs classes, gave it a small sample website and ran MarketRead on it. Below is exactly what came out: the ads, the full-screen reel and the plan, untouched.
Free, with no sign-up, in about a minute.
Small class size
Small class size is the clearest reason a nervous beginner would choose you.
Handmade mug gift
Your own photo of the mugs shows the product people can buy or give as a gift.
Evening course
Evening classes suit people who work during the day and want a regular creative night out.
Pick up your pieces
It answers a common worry for beginners: what happens to the piece they make.
How MarketRead plans for a maker
- Who it reaches
- Beginners who want to try pottery, and people after handmade stoneware or a gift
- Where
- People within 25 miles of Shrewsbury.
- A result is
- A result is a booking or an appointment request.
The sample's starter plan: £10 a day, about £304 a month of ad spend paid to Meta. Yours is worked out from your own site and area.
Classes and pieces are different ads
A class is local; a piece can ship anywhere. MarketRead reads which you offer and plans for each.
A wider circle for a destination
People travel to a studio for a class, so the plan starts at 25 miles unless your site says otherwise.
Your work, photographed by you
Makers' photos are their best salespeople. MarketRead picks per idea and keeps your own colours.
What happens after you see yours
- free
Save them with your email
No password: we email you a link.
- free
Connect your Facebook ad account
Approved through Meta itself, about two minutes.
- free
MarketRead builds the campaign, paused
You check it over. Nothing spends.
- 14 days free, then £49 a month
You press Go live
It runs the ads every day and emails you each Monday.
See the ads MarketRead would make for your maker
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