If you run a DTC brand, you are probably sitting on a pile of money disguised as screenshots.
Trustpilot 5-stars.
WhatsApp “bro this actually worked” messages.
Loopy 2 am emails that read like mini case studies.
You look at them, smile, maybe repost one to Instagram, and then go back to complaining that you “don’t have enough UGC”.
Here is the uncomfortable truth:
You do not need more creators. You need to repurpose the proof you already have into ads.
This is the lazy founder way to repurpose reviews into ads using AI UGC and EzUGC.
One weekend.
Your existing reviews.
50+ new creatives ready to test on Monday.
Weekend Plan At A Glance
If you only have 30 seconds, here is what you do:
- Step 1 - Scrape the proof:
Export your best reviews, Trustpilot, email and WhatsApp screenshots into one doc. - Step 2 - Find angles, not adjectives:
Turn those reviews into 10–15 clear “before/after” angles. - Step 3 - Turn angles into scripts:
For each angle, write 3–5 UGC-style scripts using your customer’s exact words. - Step 4 - Drop scripts into EzUGC:
Use EzUGC to generate AI UGC videos with different faces, voices, and hooks. - Step 5 - Multiply variations:
Duplicate, swap hooks and CTAs, mix in screenshots, and quickly hit 50–100 versions. - Step 6 - Launch a Monday test:
Push 30–50 creatives live, kill losers fast, and scale the winners.
Now let’s do it founder-mode, step-by-step.
Step 1: Steal The Language From Your Customers
You are not trying to be clever. You are trying to be accurate.
Block 1–2 hours and pull in:
- Review platforms
- Trustpilot, Judge.me, Yotpo, Okendo, Google reviews
- On-site testimonials
- Product page reviews, “wall of love” sections
- Private messages
- WhatsApp chats, Instagram DMs, email thank you notes
- Support threads
- Tickets where people rant about every other product they tried before yours
Drop all of this into a single doc, then highlight three things in different colors:
1. Before state
- “My hairbrush was full every morning.”
- “I was bloated after every meal.”
- “My kid refused every healthy snack.”
2. After state
- “Hair fall dropped in 3 weeks.”
- “No more 3 pm crashes.”
- “My kid now asks for these.”
3. Emotion + skepticism
- “I honestly thought this was a scam.”
- “I was sure this would be another Instagram product.”
- “I cried after the first week because it actually worked.”
This is your raw material. You are going to turn this into spoken stories.
Step 2: Turn Reviews Into 10–15 Performance Angles
You do not need 100 different ideas. You need a small set of angles that keep showing up.
Read through your highlights and group them into patterns like:
- Skeptic turned believer
- People who thought it was a scam or “just another brand”.
- Tried everything else first
- “I wasted Rs 20,000 on other products before this.”
- Fast visible results
- “Worked in 3 days / first week / 2 weeks.”
- Partner or friend noticed first
- “My husband asked what changed.”
- “Even my trainer commented.”
- Guilt or shame removed
- “I stopped feeling guilty about my kid’s snacks.”
- “I can wear sleeveless again.”
- Identity and control
- “I finally feel like myself again.”
- “I feel in control of my body for the first time in years.”
Give each angle a simple label:
- A1: Skeptic to believer
- A2: Tried everything else
- A3: Fast results
- A4: Partner noticed
- A5: No more guilt
- A6: Back in control
- A7: Cheaper than my old habit
- A8: Solved the one thing nothing else did
Aim for 10–15 angles. These are your campaigns.
Step 3: Turn Angles Into UGC Scripts (3–5 Each)
Now we convert those angles into ads.
Pick one angle, say A2: Tried everything else.
Grab 2–3 real reviews from that bucket and fuse them into a story. You are writing for speech, not for a landing page.
Use a simple structure:
- Hook
- Short before story
- Discovery moment
- Specific results
- Emotional payoff
- Offer + CTA
Example script from real reviews
“I wasted almost Rs 20,000 on hair products before I found this serum.
Every morning my brush was full of hair, my drain was clogged, and every new ‘miracle oil’ made exactly zero difference.
I honestly thought your ads were another Instagram scam. The only reason I tried it was the empty bottle refund. I figured if it did nothing, at least I could get my money back.
By week three, the hair fall in my shower had dropped by about half. By week five, it was basically back to normal.
I know it sounds dramatic, but it gave me my confidence back.
If you are where I was two months ago, just try the starter kit. Use the link below and give it one month. You will know.”
Now write 3–5 versions for this same angle:
- Version 1: Emphasize money wasted
- Version 2: Emphasize emotional frustration
- Version 3: Emphasize the guarantee
- Version 4: Emphasize partner noticing the change
- Version 5: Emphasize time frame of results
Repeat this for every angle.
By the end of this step, your lazy weekend has produced:
- 10–15 angles
- Each with 3–5 scripts
- 30–60 UGC-ready scripts in customer language
Step 4: Drop Scripts Into EzUGC And Generate AI UGC Videos
Now we plug EzUGC in as your “infinite creator”.
Open EzUGC and:
1. Create a project per product or offer
- “Hair Serum - Reviews Sprint”
- “Sleep Gummies - Review UGC Weekend”
2. Import your top scripts
- Start with 10–20 scripts from your best angles.
3. Assign personas
- Match scripts to faces that feel right:
- Young professional woman
- Tired new parent
- Gym bro
- Older sister friend
- You are not picking random faces. You are casting the “character” your buyer will trust.
4. Choose voices and tone
- Calm and soft for sensitive topics.
- Straight, slightly ranty for “I tried everything else” angles.
- Use local accent or Hinglish if your buyers talk that way.
5. Generate base AI UGC videos
- EzUGC turns your scripts into talking head UGC style ads, with your chosen personas delivering the testimonials.
You have just turned pure text into real-looking “customers” talking on camera, without a single DM to a creator.
Step 5: Multiply Variations Without Extra Work
This is where you go from 10–20 videos to 50–100.
Inside EzUGC, take each base video and duplicate it into variations:
1. Hook variations
Use the same body, swap the opening line.
- Hook 1: “I wasted Rs 20,000 on hair products that did nothing.”
- Hook 2: “If your brush is full of hair every morning, this is for you.”
- Hook 3: “I was sure this was another Instagram scam.”
3 hooks x 1 script = 3 variants.
2. Persona swaps
Same script, different persona.
- Script plays as “young professional”
- Script plays as “mom in a t-shirt at home”
1 script x 2 personas x 3 hooks = 6 variants.
3. CTA variations
Adjust the close.
- “Tap the link and grab the starter kit.”
- “Use code REVIEW15 at checkout.”
- “Click through and read the reviews from people like you.”
6 variants x 2 CTAs = 12 variants.
You do not have to multiply every script this far, but you can see how quickly it scales.
Even conservatively:
- 10 scripts
- Each with 3 variations
- = 30 creatives
Push to 15 scripts with 3–4 variations each and you are at 45–60 AI UGC ads.
All still rooted in your customers’ words.
Step 6: Layer Visual Social Proof On Top
Remember all those Trustpilot and WhatsApp screenshots? Now they become visual ammo.
For a portion of your creatives:
- Add full-screen review screenshots as b-roll while the “customer” speaks
- Highlight key lines on screen:
- “Worked in 7 days”
- “Tried 6 brands before this”
- “Finally feel like myself again”
- Show star ratings overlayed:
- “4.8 from 2,500+ customers”
- Drop in WhatsApp bubbles on top of the talking head:
- “Bro this actually worked” as a chat pop-in
You can have:
- Clean versions (just face + captions)
- Social proof heavy versions (face + overlays + reviews)
EzUGC plus a simple editor makes this trivial once you have your base videos.
Step 7: Export, Name, And Organize For Monday Testing
Do future you a favor and avoid the “final_v2_final_FINAL.mp4” hell.
Before export, set a naming convention like:
[Brand]_[Angle]_[Source]_[Persona]_[Length]
Examples:
SleepGummies_A3FastResults_TPReview4_Mom_30sHairSerum_A2TriedEverything_WA2_YoungPro_15sSnackBars_A5NoGuilt_Inbox3_Dad_25s
Export in:
- 9:16 for TikTok, Reels, Shorts
- Optional 4:5 for feed placements
Group files into folders by angle:
/A2_TriedEverything/A3_FastResults/A5_NoGuilt
By Sunday night, your “lazy weekend” has quietly produced a full creative testing pipeline.
Step 8: Launch 30–50 Creatives And Let CAC Decide
On Monday, do not just throw 100 creatives into one messy campaign.
Treat this like a proper test:
- Choose one product/offer to focus on
- Put all creatives for that offer in one campaign.
- Group by angle or audience
- Each ad set can focus on one angle or one audience segment depending on your structure.
- Start with 3–5 creatives per angle
- You do not need every variation live on day one.
- Rotate fresher ones in as you kill losers.
- Define kill rules upfront
- Example:
- Kill after 2,000 impressions if thumbstop or CTR is below your baseline
- Kill after $50–$100 spend without a purchase
- Do not keep bad ads alive out of emotional attachment to a nice review.
- Example:
- Tag winners
- In a sheet, mark:
- Angle
- Script name
- Persona
- Metrics (CTR, CPC, CAC, ROAS)
- In a sheet, mark:
Those winners are pure gold.
- They tell you which parts of your reviews resonate.
- They tell you exactly what to brief human creators and influencers with later.
- They validate which angles deserve higher production budgets.
Where EzUGC Fits In This “Lazy Founder” System
Across this whole playbook, <a href="https://ezugc.ai">EzUGC</a> is doing one job:
Turn your written proof into an on-demand army of “customers” who never miss deadlines.
EzUGC gives you:
- A simple way to feed scripts in and get AI UGC out
- Control over faces, voices, and tones to match your buyers
- Fast duplication and variation without reshooting anything
- A way to go from static reviews to 50+ creatives in a single weekend
You are not firing your creators. You are protecting your ad account from waiting on them.
Creators become your scale layer.
EzUGC becomes your testing engine.
FAQs: Repurposing Reviews Into UGC Ads
Is it allowed to turn customer reviews into spoken UGC ads?
Yes, as long as you stay honest and within your category’s compliance rules. You are not inventing results; you are dramatizing what real people have already said about your product. Avoid exaggeration, stay truthful with timelines and outcomes, and be careful with sensitive claims (health, finance, etc.). When in doubt, tone down, not up.
Won’t all these ads sound repetitive if they are based on similar reviews?
Repetition is a feature, not a bug, if the story works. People scroll fast and see only a tiny slice of your creative library. You want consistent themes and promises with different wrappers - different hooks, faces, lengths, and CTAs - not 100 random stories that never stick. The point is to test which review-driven angle pulls the best CAC.
How many creatives should I actually test from this system?
If you have never done this before, 30–50 creatives in the first wave is a very strong start. You do not need to push all 100 at once. Launch 3–5 per angle, watch results for a few days, kill losers aggressively, then rotate in the next batch. The compounding advantage is the feedback loop, not the raw count.
Where do human creators and influencers fit after this?
Once you know which review-driven angles perform best, those become the brief for human UGC creators and influencers. Instead of asking them to “talk about why you like the product”, you say “tell this story, in your style, hitting these beats”. AI UGC via EzUGC runs the experiments. Humans come in to scale what already works.