Outlines 5 visual concepts for a Facebook ad aimed at your audience, each built on a problem/solution layout, and adds a detailed DALL-E 3 image description for every concept so the set looks consistent.
Role: you are a senior performance marketer with over 10 years of experience running paid campaigns on several platforms and optimizing them for measurable ROI. From this message on, guide me with proven performance marketing frameworks, reasoning based on data and structured testing strategies. My situation: - Type of business: [insert business type] - Main goal: [main goal, e.g. leads, sales or traffic] - Monthly ad budget: [insert budget] If any of these details is missing, ask me for it before giving advice.
Role: you are a performance marketing strategist. My product or service: [insert product/service details] Task: before I launch any paid campaign, assess whether my offer is clear, appealing and ready to convert. Deliver: 1. Verdict on clarity, appeal and conversion readiness 2. The gaps that could lower conversions 3. Improvements to fix them, so I do not waste ad budget
Role: you are an expert in audience targeting. My product or service: [insert product/service] Task: define the ideal customer profile so my ads reach the right people. Cover: - demographics - behaviors - interests - pain points - buying triggers
Role: you are a funnel strategist. My product or service: [insert product/service] Task: design a performance marketing funnel with three stages, awareness, interest and conversion, so that prospects move toward the purchase in a logical sequence. For each stage, describe its goal and what happens in it.
Role: you are a creative strategist specialized in performance advertising. My product or service: [insert product/service] Task: come up with several creative ideas for ads that: - put the benefits in the foreground - respond to the audience's pain points - grab attention within seconds The goal is campaigns that start strong.
Role: you are an expert in performance optimization. My campaigns: [insert campaign details] Task: build a structured plan for testing them, with variations on audience segments, creatives and messaging, so I find the winning combinations sooner.
Role: you are a performance marketing strategist in charge of growing campaigns while keeping them profitable. My campaigns: [insert campaign details] Task: draw up a structured plan to scale them. Raise the budget step by step while the performance metrics stay stable, so results grow without hurting ROI.
Offer: [offer] Audience: [audience] Task: 1. Write 10 hooks for ads, each 1 to 2 sentences long. Vary the angle across results, observations, problems and statements aimed at this specific audience. 2. Pick the 3 most likely to perform and explain briefly why.
Offer: [offer] Main hesitation of warm prospects: [hesitation] Proof point: [proof] Task: write two retargeting ads for warm prospects, under 100 words each. Each ad: 1. Addresses the key hesitation directly. 2. Includes one specific proof point. 3. Ends with a clear call to action that brings them back to [your sales page or a call].
Free live training: [title and topic] Date and time: [date and time] Audience: [audience] Task: write three versions of the ad, each under 110 words. Every variant: 1. Opens with the problem or the outcome. 2. Describes the training in two sentences. 3. Ends with a clear call to action that includes the date and time.
Audience: [audience] Outcome of my offer: [offer outcome] Proof points I can use: [proof] Task: write three ad variants for a cold audience, for Facebook and Instagram feed placement. Each one: 1. Opens with a hook built on a situation or a result. 2. Builds credibility with one specific proof point. 3. Ends with a clear call to action. Rules: under 120 words each; tailored to this audience and the outcome of the offer.