An advertisement and its destination should make the same offer. Check them together before publishing a generated creative, especially when price or availability appears in the image.
Identify the exact product
Record the product and option shown. A generated image can make a variation appear different from the item the store supplies.
Use genuine product evidence to check colour, shape, included pieces and scale. Do not accept a visually attractive alteration that changes what the customer believes they will receive.
Compare every offer element
Check the price, discount wording, delivery statement and deadline against the landing page. Include small text and badges, not only the main caption.
An offer can become inconsistent when one surface is updated and another is not. Keep the asset's source version and review date so outdated creatives can be identified.
Make the next action specific
The link should help the customer reach the advertised choice. A broad store homepage may not be the best destination for a narrowly described item.
Open the link on a phone and verify that the product is available, the option can be selected and the promised information is visible.
Test one meaningful difference
If comparing creative variants, keep the underlying offer stable enough to understand what changed. Altering the product, price, image and audience simultaneously makes the result difficult to interpret.
Use a spending limit based on your own contribution and risk tolerance. This guide does not prescribe a daily ad budget or guarantee a return.
Plan the end of the offer
Decide who removes or updates the creative when stock, price or timing changes. Automation that creates an asset does not automatically maintain its truth later.
Use the campaign-budget resource and selling guides to connect the creative to a real operating plan. A correct promise is more important than a dramatic generated visual.
Illustrative case to check
The creative says ₹499, the product page says ₹549 and checkout includes an additional delivery charge. Resolve the actual offer and explain applicable charges before publishing. Do not simply choose the lowest number for every surface. The acceptance check should compare the same product configuration and distinguish item price from the final payable amount.
Examples are illustrative. Confirm current features, charges and suitability before making a business decision.
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