Tech Tuesday's AI demo: Datadrew, the AI ads agent that knows your Shopify business, not just your ad account

​Still opening Meta, Google and Shopify every morning to work out what changed, whether it's a real signal, and where the next pound of ad spend should go?

​Come and see Datadrew, the AI ads agent for Shopify brands. Drew has the judgment of an experienced media buyer because it knows the business behind the ads (products, margins, inventory, customers and repeat behaviour), not just the ad account.

​In 20 minutes we'll walk you through:

• ​Diagnose performance: what changed across Shopify, Meta and Google, whether it's a real shift or normal variance, and why.

• ​Budget recommendations: what to scale, reduce, pause or investigate, how much, and the reasoning behind it.

• ​Creative fatigue detection: which of your winning ads are tiring before ROAS tells you.

• ​Competitor ads analysis: what your competitors are running right now, and what Drew suggests you take from it.

​About Datadrew

​Datadrew was founded by Sumit Bansal and Vikas Bansal. Sumit spent nearly a decade in D2C paid acquisition, starting at AdYogi in 2017 with early-stage brands, several of which grew into multi-million-dollar businesses. Vikas built the self-serve ad platform restaurants used at Zomato. Datadrew is a native Shopify app used by 1,000+ brands across 47+ countries, with $1.5Bn+ of GMV analysed.

​UK brands on Datadrew include Here We Flo and Jaded London, plus brands we support through the Brand Hackers agency. Up World members get an exclusive free tier of Datadrew, with details on the day. Bring your questions for the 10-minute Q&A.

​About The Speaker

​Sumit Bansal, Co-founder and CEO, Datadrew. Sumit has spent nearly a decade in D2C paid acquisition, starting at AdYogi in 2017 with early-stage brands, several of which grew into multi-million-dollar businesses. What stayed with him was the other side of it: good products that stalled because growth decisions were fragmented, slow and manual. Datadrew is his answer: a world where no good product dies of bad growth.