Use Google AI To Turn Customer Reviews Into Revenue

Generate AI Influencer Ads From Text

If you are in the market for user-generated content (UGC) ads, it might be worth using AI to create your own.

A screenshot of the videos we’ve generated using Google’s Flow that we’re now running as ads

A screenshot of the videos we’ve generated using Google’s Flow that we’re now running as ads

We’ve been using Google’s latest video tool, Flow, to create hooks, testimonials, and body content for our clients’ UGC ads.

And the results are good.

Early campaign data from our AI ads

Here’s how to create AI ads and not feel like you are deceiving your customer:

(Bonus tip: If you want to see how to use AI to write your entire ad script – read this)

1. Head over to Google AI plans

2. Select the Google Ultra AI Plan ($173.75 if you are already a Google Workspace user)

3. Once you’ve signed up, head to Google Flow > select “Create with Flow”

4. Select “Create New Project”

5. You’ll then be given the prompt box – change the settings to “Text to Video” and change the settings to “Veo3 – Fast (Text to Video)” and select 1 “Outputs per prompt”

Screenshot of the settings

Google gives you 12,500 monthly credits, and every video output you produce costs 20 credits (roughly 625 videos – you’ll spend a lot of credits trying to get your prompting right for the content you are after)

6. In terms of prompts, here is the best format:

Example prompt given to Flow
  • Outline the video output type first: “4×5 vertical video”

  • Choose the setting: “podcast interview style”

  • Tell Flow the details of the person: “Feature a professional-looking European female, late 30s”

  • Tell it the shot: “Shot from the shoulders up”

  • Tell it the dialogue: “They made getting the cash we needed easy.”

7. Here is the output:

Voice and video are indistinguishable from normal creators, albeit the eyes are sometimes creepy

8. To turn these into ads we feel happy to advertise, we’re placing a watermark saying, “These are real customer testimonials using AI actors.”

Don’t let the AI write the subtitles, add them in manually in your editing

From our testing with the 12500 credits, you can get 20 or so ads, each 25 – 40 seconds long. This works out to be about $8.70 an ad in terms of AI.

Add a short-form video editor to create a high-quality ad that converts for roughly $40.

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