Where SEON's ads lose the buyer

SEON is running 11 live ads on LinkedIn and Google. Their average fit to their own ideal buyer is 7 out of 10, and 3 ads need fixing. Each ad below is one of SEON’s real live creatives, read straight from the ad libraries.

SEON’s live ads, scored against their buyer

  • How Take Profit Trader Got Ahead of Multi-Accounting Fraud, scored 7/10 against SEON’s ideal buyer. Customer quote captures reactive-vs-proactive fraud tension well, but no hard metric to anchor it.
  • SEON blocked dozens of fake accounts per wave, scored 8/10 against SEON’s ideal buyer. Specific stat, real attack vector, and live-session scoring claim give fraud buyers a concrete reason to click.
  • Nearly 20 brands, one SEON fraud platform, scored 7/10 against SEON’s ideal buyer. 62% stat and unified-platform pitch land well for marketplace buyers, but the body copy cuts off before the full value is clear.
  • Before SEON, scored 8/10 against SEON’s ideal buyer. Visceral KYC-bypass stat lands the exact pain fraud heads fear, strong named proof.
  • Meet SEON's CEO at Money20/20, scored 6/10 against SEON’s ideal buyer. Logistics are clear but no specific draw, topic, or reason to book beyond a CEO title.
  • Hiring another analyst is the default answer to rising transaction volume. At Xp, scored 7/10 against SEON’s ideal buyer. Hook nails the scale-vs-headcount pain fraud ops leaders live daily, strong ICP resonance.
  • See how they did it, scored 8/10 against SEON’s ideal buyer. Hyper-specific metric from a named neobank peer makes the auto-approval payoff instantly credible.
  • Here's the plan for RiskTech Connect London on October 21. ➡️ 5:30 - 6:00 p.m.: , scored 5/10 against SEON’s ideal buyer. Agenda tagline is generic, no named speaker, topic, or specific draw beyond the event name.
  • Protect Your Budget From Affiliate Fraud, scored 6/10 against SEON’s ideal buyer. Relevant sub-pain for iGaming and performance marketers but no proof, metric, or named outcome.
  • Filter out fraudsters without turning away legitimate customers, scored 7/10 against SEON’s ideal buyer. Mock error screen makes onboarding friction viscerally real, but the offer behind the click stays vague.
  • Regulators and partners don't accept good intentions, they want verified results, scored 8/10 against SEON’s ideal buyer. Named customer testimonial with regulatory compliance hook lands squarely on the CRO and AML buyer's core fear.

See SEON’s full live-ad board on AdRoast. Every creative scored against their ICP, with the exact fix for each.

Learn the method behind these scores: the AdRoast guides cover how to audit your ads against your ICP and why clicks do not turn into pipeline.