The Ask Adora prompt guide
Ask Adora works best when you talk to it the way you'd brief a sharp new teammate: plain language, the context they'd need, and a clear ask. Pick one of the four things it helps with below and flip through the scenarios. Each one comes with the context worth adding and a prompt you can copy.
Prompts by task
Performance Analysis
Ask Adora reads every ad in your account down to the attribute, ties it to whichever metric you name, and comes back with the ad and the attribute to act on, not just a report on what happened.
Before you ask: Open the campaign or report you're asking about so it has the page as context.
Find the opportunity
Which campaign (or open its page), the time window, the metric you optimize for
Where are the data-driven opportunities to add creative variety in this campaign? Which attributes are driving results, which have we over-used, and which haven't we tried yet? Also tell me what ads to pause.
Ask for several metrics in one go and it returns a table; ask for a graph if that reads better. It also knows general marketing context, like platform best practices, so push it past your own data when that's useful. If it makes a recommendation that doesn't fit how you run the campaign, say so; it will take the correction and re-run.
How to talk to Ask Adora
Writing your ask
Use your own words. There are no magic phrases and no required order. Say what you want the way you'd say it to a colleague.
Give it the context you'd give a teammate. The date range, the campaign objective and the metric you judge it by, the audience, the platform. “How are these doing?” gets a summary. “How are these doing on CPA for the broad audience over the last 30 days?” gets a decision.
Point at what you're looking at. It reads the page you have open, so “this campaign,” “these ads,” and “the ones I selected” all work. It confirms the set with you before acting. If you want something different, say so.
Bring your files. A campaign brief, a shot list, a media plan or build sheet, reference photos, hex codes: upload them or paste them in and it works from them directly. Your build sheet can stay in whatever format you use today.
While it works
Expect it to ask back. When it needs a product, a mood board, or your definition of “engaging,” it will typically ask before it runs. That's it gathering the context it needs, not a dead end.
Ask for the output you want. A table, a graph, a CSV, a short write-up for your team. Ask for several metrics at once and it will lay them out together.
Best practices
One topic per chat
You can ask for several things in one chat, and often should. But when two asks need different context (a performance deep dive on one campaign and a creative brief for another, say), start a new chat for each so the context doesn't bleed together. Open several at once if you have several ideas. Each chat is private to you and scoped to the brand you're in. Rename chats, revisit them, and share one with a teammate when you want a second opinion.
String steps together
Every stage in this guide can run on its own, and that's the best way to learn what each one gives you. Once you trust the output, combine them: ask for the analysis, the brief, the drafts, the approvals note, and the publishing details in a single prompt, and Ask Adora will run the loop end to end. It still checks in where it needs you, like picking mood boards, and everything still lands in approvals for your sign-off.
Push the limits
You can't break it, so try the ambitious ask alongside the simple one. When you hit something it can't do yet, that's exactly what we want to hear. Those requests go straight onto the roadmap, and we ship to Ask Adora daily.
Frequently asked questions
What can it produce?
Can I use my own list of creative attributes?
Can I share a chat?
I work across several brands. Do I need to tell it which one?
Does using Ask Adora cost extra?
Want It To Do Even More?
Send feedback from inside the app (you can attach a screenshot of what you're looking at), post in your shared Adora channel, or email team@adora-ai.com.
