- Diversified UA
- Posts
- Systemized UA: How I Build Tools That Think for Me
Systemized UA: How I Build Tools That Think for Me
When you codify good decisions, you don't just scale faster—you scale cleaner.


🧩 The Systemization Edge
Most UA problems aren't execution problems—they're systems problems.
Inconsistent inputs. Disconnected metrics. No feedback loops.
That's chaos, not scale.
Systemized growth means every piece of your UA machine is connected: creative → targeting → retention → reinvestment.
When you systemize, you don't just scale faster — you scale cleaner. Your decisions compound instead of collide.
Every new framework or tool I build starts with one question:
"What's the slow, manual, error-prone part of this process — and how can I make it smarter, not just faster?"
That mindset is what turns campaign managers into system operators — the ones who scale sustainably without burnout.
🧰 This Week's Build: ASO Keyword Inspector
This week, I built ASO Keyword Inspector — an AI agent that turns your App Store URL into a ready-to-import Apple Search Ads campaign in 30 seconds.
You drop in your app link, pick a daily budget, and it delivers a full CSV with: • Four campaign structures (Brand, Generic, Competitor, Discovery) • Smart, category-aware keyword scoring • Suggested bids based on real App Store data

The tool itself matters less than what it represents: a repeatable system for solving a recurring UA pain point.
Instead of manually researching keywords, guessing bids, or overpaying for irrelevant traffic, the system enforces discipline.
It automates good decisions — so your time goes to insight, not setup.
🛰️ Tools Are Systems in Disguise
Every tool you build is really a codified workflow.
It captures how you think when you're at your best — and makes that logic reusable.
That's the real leverage in growth ops today.
Not more dashboards. Not more channels.
Just better system memory — the ability to make the right decision automatically, every time.
🎯 Case Study: Bible Way App
When we tested ASO Keyword Inspector on a Bible study app, it cut a $15K/month waste problem overnight.
Instead of bidding on "task manager" or "simple organizer," the AI limited spend to true-intent keywords like bible study, devotional, and faith app.
Before vs. After
❌ Generic Tool Keywords | ✅ ASO Inspector Keywords |
|---|---|
free task | bible study |
pro planner | devotional |
simple organizer | scripture app |
productivity app | faith app |
to-do list | daily bible |
150 keywords total | 20 high-intent keywords |
$15K/mo wasted | $0 waste |
Result: Fewer keywords, higher relevance, better retention curve.
That's what systemized UA looks like — the machine reinforces the outcome you care about.

🧃 A Note on Systems Thinking
I've realized the work that matters most isn't just the hours in front of dashboards.
It's the hours spent designing how you work.
When you build a repeatable system — whether it's an automation, a template, or a decision rule — you multiply your output without multiplying your exhaustion.
This week reminded me:
Building systems isn't optional anymore. It's the only sustainable way to operate growth at scale.
✉️ Subscribe
Want to build systems that scale without chaos?
I share one framework every week.
Subscribe to join 3,500+ growth operators who've systemized their UA.