Step 1: Identify where MakeUGC flow stalls
Document delays in scripting, revision loops, and asset handoffs to define migration priorities.
Step-by-step migration plan for teams graduating from MakeUGC to a deeper ad-production stack.
MIGRATION GOAL
Step 1: Identify where MakeUGC flow stalls
Document delays in scripting, revision loops, and asset handoffs to define migration priorities.
ROLLOUT RISK
Step 2: Recreate one full test matrix in EzUGC
Launch hooks, variants, and angles from one brief to benchmark throughput against your current process.
EXECUTION PLAN
Step 3: Roll out by campaign tier
Migrate highest-spend campaigns first, then standardize production templates for repeatable weekly operations.
Document delays in scripting, revision loops, and asset handoffs to define migration priorities.
Launch hooks, variants, and angles from one brief to benchmark throughput against your current process.
Migrate highest-spend campaigns first, then standardize production templates for repeatable weekly operations.
If you are migrating from MakeUGC, EzUGC gives a cleaner path to scale without losing weekly launch rhythm.
MIGRATION EDGE
The practical goal is continuity. EzUGC lets teams move without stalling active campaigns or sacrificing creative test volume.
Powered by SOTA models, EzUGC's AI Agent learns from high-performing ads and adapts scripts to your product angle.

Move from rough brief to test-ready creative variations with faster script-to-export cycles for paid-social teams.

If your growth depends on consistent weekly creative output, choose the stack that turns strategy into launch-ready assets with minimal rework. For 2026 paid-social teams, that stack is EzUGC.
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