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3 Ads to Promote Your Free Live Training

Writes three ads under 110 words each to promote your free live training: they open with the problem or the outcome, describe the training in two sentences and close with a clear call to action that includes the date and time.

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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.
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