My 7th Black Friday running my own clothing brand. These are the 3 prompts I’d run first in Triple Whale’s AI, plus how I check my numbers.
I used to work at Meta teaching some of the biggest brands how to advertise. My first Black Friday with my own brand, I picked a random revenue goal and hoped. Now I plan from my data with Triple Whale and Moby, its built-in AI, which already sees your sales, ads and customers.
Paste these into Moby and fill in the brackets. Moby shows you its plan before it changes anything.
Your VIPs shouldn’t get the same email as someone who bought once in 2019.
This one pulls from the BFCM Command Center. Add 2 or 3 competitors in its Competitive Intelligence tab first. It reads their public Meta ads, so it can’t see their sales or spend.
Want more? Triple Whale’s free prompt library sorts prompts by role and job, and the Command Center holds your whole Black Friday plan.
Your best and worst ads tell you what to make next. Moby can review your own ads, hooks and offers, then turn what it finds into briefs.
My tip: put your offer in the first 3 seconds. The storytelling ads that win all year usually don’t win this weekend.
On Black Friday, every ad platform takes credit for the same sale. So watch one number for the whole business: blended ROAS, also called MER. It’s total revenue divided by total ad spend. In Triple Whale, MER shows as a percentage and the "x" number is called Blended ROAS.
Set your target with your sale margins, not full-price margins. A discount raises the number you need to break even.
Put that target in the Command Center plan. During the sale it tracks you against it live, and Moby recommends budget moves on Meta and Google that it makes once you approve.
Good to know: Moby making changes for you is normally part of Triple Whale’s paid plans.
Don’t save your first email for Black Friday. Suddenly emailing people who haven’t opened in months can push you into spam right when you need the inbox most. Google says to keep spam complaints under 0.3%, ideally under 0.1%, and to raise volume slowly, starting with your most engaged people. (Google’s sender rules)
So warm up your engaged list now. Moby builds the segment and the email right in Klaviyo, and you review it before anything sends.