How to Use AI Marketing Advisor in Promeo

Promeo's AI Marketing Advisor handles the part of selling online that nobody enjoys: rebuilding the same product for Amazon, then again for Google Ads, then again for Instagram, at three different sizes with three different word counts. You enter your product once, tick the channels you actually sell on, and it comes back with listing copy and sized images, ad banners and headlines, and social posts with captions.

AI Marketing Advisor is one of Promeo's own tools rather than a template pack, so it has its own spot in the left sidebar. Click AI Marketing Advisor there, or open it from its card under Marketing Assets by Generative AI on the Home screen. Everything you make lives inside a project, so click the + next to Project List to start one. Give each product its own project and you can come back weeks later to generate more assets without typing any of it again.

Everything the AI writes and designs comes out of this one panel, so it pays to be specific here. Type a Product Name, then add your Product Photos: shots from different angles and on different backgrounds give it more to work with than a set of near-identical ones. Write a Product Description and a short list of Product Highlights, and if you are staring at a blank field, click Get Advice and Promeo suggests wording for you. Set Language to whatever your customers read, and that is the typing done.

Open the E-Commerce Store Listing tab and tick the marketplaces you sell on. We went with Amazon, eBay, and Etsy, then clicked Generate with Cloud. Two things come back for each one. The first is listing copy written as benefit-led bullets rather than a block of prose, which is the shape most marketplace listings want anyway. The second is your own photos re-cut to that marketplace's required size on a white background, 2000x2000 for Amazon and 1600x1600 for eBay. That resizing is usually the part that eats an afternoon.

Ad Creatives works the same way. Tick Google Ads, Meta Ads, and Pinterest Ads, click Generate with Cloud, and you get finished banners in each platform's real ad sizes, 1200x628 and 1200x1200 for Google Ads, plus a Text Asset list of headline and description options you can copy straight into the ad manager. You get several design variations per size, which means you have something to A/B test with instead of one take-it-or-leave-it layout.

Last one. On Social Media Platforms, tick Facebook and Instagram, click Generate with Cloud, and you get post designs in 1080x1080 and 1080x1920 with captions to match, hashtags included. The captions are written as social copy rather than product-page copy, which is the thing that usually goes wrong when one person is writing for every channel at once.