What kind of content is considered good content?

Actually, you can absolutely film yourself with your phone, then use AI to write the script. You'll gain experience yourself, and from there you can produce more engaging videos.
 
Currently, AI is developing rapidly, but overuse of it is making content boring because many people are using the same formula. I think you should use real photos/videos and only use AI to assist you in creating the script; that way, it will have more uniqueness.
 
I think you should hire a professional team to create it; if you need help, I can assist you.
I've been using AI to create product content recently, but I've found that the CPC and CTR are consistently unsatisfactory. Do I need to use a professional team to create the content?
 
Investing in content is essential in advertising campaigns because it significantly influences whether customers decide to buy your product or not.
 
Try stopping the use of AI and changing your content to see how the experience differs, then compare the results.
 
You don’t necessarily need a professional team. I’d test different hooks, creatives, and angles first. Most of the time, AI isn’t the problem—the content just needs to feel less generic and more relevant to the audience.
 
low cpc/ctr isn't automatically a content-quality problem either. check the search intent, title/snippet and whether the page actually gives people a reason to choose your result over the others.
 
The issue I have with raw AI product content is that it lacks authenticity, and Facebook users are conditioned to ignore anything that looks like a generic display ad.

But before you think of hiring an agency you should try getting raw footage of your products in use then use AI tools to generate 5 to 10 different headline angles and voiceover variations and batch test different hooks using the same core product footage
 
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