Write 5 high-converting Facebook ad headlines for a [PRODUCT] targeting [AUDIENCE]. Keep each under 40 characters and lead with the main benefit.
Create a 7-day email launch sequence for [PRODUCT]. For each email give: subject line, hook, body (under 150 words), and one clear CTA.
Write a product description for [PRODUCT] using the PAS framework (Problem, Agitate, Solution). 120 words, conversational tone.
Draft 10 Instagram captions for [NICHE] with a hook in the first line, 3-line body and 5 relevant hashtags.
Build a customer avatar for [PRODUCT]: demographics, top 3 pains, desired outcomes, objections and the language they use.
Write a referral program announcement email that makes existing customers feel like insiders, not targets.
Create a landing page outline for [OFFER]: hero, problem, solution, proof, offer, FAQ, guarantee, CTA - with copy for each block.
Generate 20 content ideas for [NICHE] in the format: hook / format / why it works / primary CTA.
Write a win-back email for customers who have not purchased in 90 days. Empathetic, no guilt-tripping, one clear offer.
Rewrite this ad copy to remove hype words while keeping the emotional pull: [COPY]
How to get better marketing output
Give the model your customer's own words. Paste three real reviews, support tickets or social comments and ask it to mirror that vocabulary. Copy that sounds like the customer converts; copy that sounds like a marketing department does not.
Always specify the constraint: character limits, reading level, number of variants, what must not be said. Unconstrained prompts return the average of everything on the internet, which is exactly the bland output you were trying to avoid.
Test in pairs, not in batches
Ask for five variants, pick the two most different from each other, and test those. Testing five similar headlines tells you almost nothing; testing two genuinely different angles tells you which argument the market responds to.
Keep the winner and the losing reason. After ten tests you have a documented model of what your audience cares about, which is worth more than any single ad.
Frequently asked questions
Can AI write ad copy that actually converts?
It can produce strong first drafts and endless variants for testing. What it cannot do is know your customer. Feed it real reviews, objections and support tickets, then edit for accuracy and brand voice before anything goes live.
How many prompt variants should I generate?
Five is a practical number: enough to explore different angles, few enough that you can still judge them. Asking for twenty usually returns twenty rewordings of the same idea.
Should I mention the price in the prompt?
Yes, whenever price positioning matters. The model calibrates tone to price - a $19 product and a $1,900 product need different language - and it cannot guess which you are selling.