AI Prompts for AI Prompts for Advertising

Write a Facebook and Instagram ad for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Target audience: [WHO]. Primary pain point or desire: [DESCRIBE]. Ad objective: [AWARENESS / CLICKS / CONVERSIONS]. Format: Primary text (under 125 characters for mobile), a headline (under 40 characters), and a description. Write 3 variations: one focusing on the problem, one on the result, and one on social proof. Include a CTA for each.

Write Google Search ads for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Keywords being targeted: [LIST 3-5 KEYWORDS]. Each ad needs: 3 headlines (30 characters max each), 2 descriptions (90 characters max each). Write 2 complete ads: one focused on [BENEFIT 1] and one focused on [BENEFIT 2]. Include the keyword naturally in at least one headline per ad.

Write a 30-second video ad script for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Target audience: [WHO]. Hook (0-5 seconds): must stop the scroll immediately, no slow build-up. Problem (5-15 seconds): agitate the pain or desire. Solution (15-25 seconds): show the product as the answer. CTA (25-30 seconds): single clear action. Write for voice-over; include visual direction in brackets.

Write retargeting ad copy for [PRODUCT/SERVICE] targeting people who visited our website but did not buy. These people already know us. The ad should: acknowledge where they are (they showed interest), overcome the most likely objection [WHAT STOPPED THEM: PRICE / TIMING / TRUST / COMPARISON], and create urgency without fake countdown pressure. Write 2 versions.

Write a promotional email for [PRODUCT/SERVICE/OFFER]. Audience: [EXISTING CUSTOMERS / COLD LIST / WARM SUBSCRIBERS]. Offer: [WHAT THE DEAL IS]. Subject line: write 3 options with different angles. Body: under 200 words, lead with the offer, explain the value, handle the main objection, clear CTA button text. No unnecessary preamble.

Build a full-funnel paid advertising campaign plan for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Budget: [TOTAL BUDGET]. Channels: [FACEBOOK / GOOGLE / LINKEDIN / ETC.]. Include: (1) Awareness stage: who to target and what message, (2) Consideration stage: retargeting with what angle, (3) Conversion stage: final push tactics. For each stage: audience targeting description, ad format, and core message.

Write a creative brief for an advertising campaign for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Include: campaign objective, target audience (primary and secondary), key message (single most important thing to communicate), tone and style, mandatory elements (what must appear), what to avoid, and 3 creative directions the team could explore. This brief is for [INTERNAL TEAM / FREELANCER / AGENCY].

Map advertising copy to each stage of the customer journey for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. For each stage, awareness, consideration, intent, and purchase, write: what the customer is thinking at that stage, the key message the ad should deliver, the tone, and one example headline or first sentence of ad copy. This will give me a complete copy framework for the full funnel.

Plan a 4-week paid ad campaign for the launch of [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Week 1: teaser and awareness. Week 2: product introduction and benefit-led messaging. Week 3: social proof and objection handling. Week 4: urgency and conversion push. For each week: main message, recommended ad formats, audience targeting notes, and example headline.

Help me identify the best advertising angles for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Here is what the product does: [DESCRIPTION]. Here is who buys it: [CUSTOMER PROFILE]. Generate 8 distinct advertising angles I could test, covering: (1) the emotional benefit, (2) the practical outcome, (3) the fear or problem it solves, (4) the status or identity signal, (5) social proof, (6) comparison to the alternative, (7) value/price angle, (8) a counterintuitive or surprising claim.

Write 10 different ad headlines for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Each headline should use a different approach: benefit-led, curiosity, fear of missing out, social proof, number-led, question, bold claim, comparison, direct offer, and outcome-focused. Keep each under 10 words. Rate the top 3 for a [COLD AUDIENCE / WARM AUDIENCE] and explain the choice.

Write ad opening hooks for [PRODUCT/SERVICE] targeting these different audience segments: [LIST 3-4 SEGMENTS]. For each segment: one hook that speaks directly to their specific situation, pain, or desire. Each hook should be 1-2 sentences max. The goal is to make each segment feel like the ad was written specifically for them.

Create A/B test pairs for our [FACEBOOK / GOOGLE / EMAIL] ad for [PRODUCT]. I want to test: (1) two headline variations (one benefit-led, one curiosity-led), (2) two opening sentences (one problem-focused, one outcome-focused), (3) two CTA options. For each pair, identify the single variable being tested and predict which version will outperform and why.

Here is an ad that is not performing: [PASTE AD COPY + METRICS IF AVAILABLE]. Diagnose what is likely wrong: is it the hook, the offer, the audience match, the CTA, or the message? Then rewrite it with the main problem fixed. Give me 2 rewritten versions, each with a different hypothesis about why the original failed.

I have this core ad message: [PASTE YOUR CORE AD COPY]. Adapt it for: (1) a static image ad (headline + 1-line body text), (2) a video ad hook (first 5-second script), (3) a carousel ad (6 slides with headline + description each), (4) a story ad (7-second single full-screen frame). Keep the core message consistent but optimized for each format.

Here are my ad performance results: [PASTE METRICS: IMPRESSIONS, CLICKS, CTR, CONVERSIONS, CPA, ROAS]. Analyze what these numbers tell me about: (1) audience fit, (2) creative performance, (3) landing page or offer alignment. Identify the single biggest lever I should pull to improve results in the next 7 days.

My best-performing ad is: [PASTE AD]. It works for: [ORIGINAL TARGET AUDIENCE]. Suggest 4-5 new audience segments I could test this ad with, with minor copy adjustments. For each new audience: describe who they are, how I would adjust the copy to speak to their specific situation, and why they might respond to this message.

The main objections people have to buying [PRODUCT/SERVICE] are: [LIST 3-5 OBJECTIONS]. Write a separate ad variation for each objection that directly addresses and overcomes it. Each ad should: lead with an acknowledgment of the objection, reframe or disprove it, and close with the benefit. Use the same product; only the objection-handling changes.

Write ad copy for [PRODUCT/SERVICE] tied to [SEASONAL EVENT / HOLIDAY / LAUNCH DATE / TIME-LIMITED OFFER]. The deadline is [DATE]. Create urgency without fake countdown language. Write 2 versions: one focused on the event/season relevance, one focused on the time-limited offer. Include subject line or headline, body copy, and CTA for each.

Write a comparison ad for [MY PRODUCT] versus [COMPETITOR / CATEGORY ALTERNATIVE]. Do not name the competitor directly unless legally cleared. Structure: acknowledge what people use today, identify the specific limitation, show how [MY PRODUCT] solves it. Tone: confident, not disparaging. Focus on a specific feature or outcome where we genuinely win. Under 150 words.