paid-channel-prioritizer

To choose the best paid channels, you evaluate buyer intent, targeting precision, budget efficiency, and ICP reach to score options, then allocate funds to a primary channel and secondary options based on competitor ad presence and product fit.

A paid channel ramp plan is a 90-day deployment timeline outlining specific milestones and pre-launch checks for selected advertising channels to ensure structured budget deployment and progressive scaling based on performance validation.

You allocate your ad budget by scoring channels against your ICP and product type, designating a primary channel for the majority of funds, distributing the remainder to secondary options, and mapping the deployment across a 90-day ramp plan.

Yes, you can use competitor analysis to inform your primary ad channel selection by evaluating competitor ad presence during intake, which directly influences targeting precision and budget efficiency scores for each available channel.

For paid channel selection, you need to prepare your product name, URL, ICP details, monthly ad budget, and current channels, which are captured during intake to generate a structured starter channel strategy.

A paid ads strategy output includes concrete channel scores, selection rationale, budget allocation, 90-day ramp milestones, and a pre-launch checklist, delivering a structured, copy-ready deployment timeline for primary and secondary channels.