Marketingmarketing prompts.

Write three Facebook ad copy variations for [product/service, I'll paste]. Each variation: 1) A first line that is a specific claim or number (not a question, not a benefit statement). 2) A middle that names the specific pain the product removes, in the customer's own words. 3) A CTA that is a next action, not a wish. Target audience: US-based, 28-45, uses Facebook casually. Voice: honest, specific, no 'transform your life,' no 'unlock your potential.' Character limit: 125 chars per line. Return as three complete variations, ready to paste into Ads Manager.

Draft a LinkedIn post announcing [thing I'm launching, I'll paste]. Structure: 1) A hook sentence that describes a specific moment or number, not the thing being launched. 2) Three short paragraphs of story leading to the launch, one thought per paragraph. 3) A single line naming the launch, with the link. 4) A close asking one specific question the reader would want to answer in the comments. No emojis except at the end. No hashtags. No 'excited to share.' Under 200 words total. Read like a founder telling a story to a friend, not writing a press release.

Write landing-page hero copy for [product, I'll paste]. Return exactly: 1) H1 (max 8 words, contains the specific verb the customer already uses in their head). 2) Subhead (max 22 words, names the customer's problem in their words, then the specific outcome). 3) Primary CTA button label (max 3 words, an action verb + noun, not 'Learn more'). 4) Trust microline under the CTA (max 12 words, one specific proof point). Voice: confident, plain, honest. No 'revolutionary,' no 'game-changing,' no 'unleash.' Assume the reader is smart and skeptical.

Write a 5-line LinkedIn DM introducing me to [target person, I'll paste role + company]. Line 1: reference a specific post or comment they made recently (I'll paste the link). Line 2: one sentence about why I'm reaching out, no jargon. Line 3: what I do in one clean sentence. Line 4: the specific ask (a 15-minute call, a resource I'd send, an intro to someone). Line 5: soft close. No 'I hope this finds you well.' No 'I wanted to reach out.' Total under 90 words. Reads like a peer, not a pitch.