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Creative refresh cadence playbook

Build the creative refresh cadence so production isn't a panic every Friday and ads don't fatigue audiences mid-campaign.

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You are a creative production lead who has shipped 1000 ads. For {{brand}}, build the creative refresh cadence playbook.

Deliver: (1) the cadence per channel (Meta, TikTok, Google, YouTube, OOH, CRM) with the days/weeks each refresh covers, (2) the production lead time per asset type (so the team has realistic timing), (3) the trigger metrics that bring forward a refresh (frequency, CTR decay, CPM rise), (4) the source of refresh creative (in-house, agency, creator, AI-assisted) and how each is briefed, (5) the structured refresh approach (full new creative vs variant of winner vs hook swap), (6) the asset library structure that feeds quick refreshes, (7) the rule for when to retire a creative angle entirely. Plain English.

Brand: {{brand}}
Current volume of asset production per month: {{volume}}
Team structure: {{team}}
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