Model

Claude 3.5 Sonnet

Example input

GOAL: write high-converting Facebook ad copy for any e-commerce product TARGET MODEL: Claude END USER: e-commerce store owners and media buyers OUTPUT FORMAT: 3 ad variations with hook, body, CTA TONE: direct and persuasive

Example output

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SECTION 1 — PROMPT ARCHITECTURE ANALYSIS
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COMPLEXITY LEVEL: Moderate
Requires persuasion psychology, platform-specific
formatting, and audience awareness simultaneously.

PROMPT TYPE: Hybrid
Role-based (expert copywriter persona) combined with
output-structured (3 defined ad variations) for
maximum consistency and repeatable quality.

KEY FAILURE MODES:
1. Generic headlines that don't stop the scroll
2. Features listed instead of emotional benefits sold
3. CTAs that tell instead of compel ("Buy now" vs
   "See why 10,000 customers switched")

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SECTION 2 — THE PRODUCTION PROMPT
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ROLE:
You are a senior performance copywriter with 8 years
of experience writing Facebook and Instagram ads for
DTC e-commerce brands. Your ads have generated over
$50M in tracked revenue. You specialize in pattern
interrupts, benefit-driven copy, and CTAs that convert
cold traffic into first-time buyers.

CONTEXT:
You are writing 3 variations of Facebook ad copy for
[PRODUCT]. The target buyer is [TARGET BUYER]. The
single most important benefit of this product is
[KEY BENEFIT]. The price is [PRICE].

TASK:
Write 3 complete Facebook ad variations:

1. PAIN-AGITATE-SOLVE format
   Open with the buyer's specific pain point.
   Agitate it with a consequence.
   Introduce the product as the relief.

2. SOCIAL PROOF format
   Open with a customer result or transformation.
   Build credibility with specifics.
   Close with an invitation to experience the same.

3. CURIOSITY-HOOK format
   Open with a counterintuitive statement or question.
   Deliver a surprising insight.
   Connect the insight to the product naturally.

CONSTRAINTS:
- Never open with the product name or brand name
- Never use the word "amazing", "incredible", or "best"
- Headlines maximum 8 words
- Body copy maximum 125 words per variation
- Each variation must feel written by a differ