git:20261104.33f9cf7 to git:20261104.20ea6ee

28 added, 15 removed. Audit A to A.

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name: ad-copy

- description: Ad copy — takes what to promote and where it runs, and writes three ready-to-use ad copy options. For search ads, social posts, banners and text messages.

+ description: Ad copy — takes what to promote and where it runs, writes three ready-to-use ad copy options, and shows one preview of how the recommended option would look there. For search ads, social posts, banners and text messages.

metadata:

title: Ad copy

inputs: |

[

{"name": "product", "label": "What are you promoting", "placeholder": "e.g. our new monthly plan", "required": true, "prefill": "company.products"},

- {"name": "audience", "label": "Who is it for", "placeholder": "e.g. first-time buyers in their 30s", "prefill": "company.audience"},

- {"name": "channel", "label": "Where will it run", "placeholder": "e.g. Instagram feed, Google search ad, SMS"},

- {"name": "point", "label": "Must include", "placeholder": "e.g. first month free until Nov 30 (exact terms)", "multiline": true},

- {"name": "tone", "label": "Tone", "placeholder": "e.g. friendly, short and clear", "prefill": "company.tone"}

+ {"name": "channel", "label": "Where will it run", "type": "choice", "default": "instagram", "options": [{"value": "instagram", "label": "Instagram feed"}, {"value": "search", "label": "Search ad"}, {"value": "banner", "label": "Banner"}, {"value": "sms", "label": "Text message"}]},

+ {"name": "audience", "label": "Who is it for", "placeholder": "e.g. first-time buyers in their 30s", "prefill": "company.audience", "advanced": true},

+ {"name": "point", "label": "Must include", "placeholder": "e.g. first month free until Nov 30 (exact terms)", "multiline": true, "advanced": true},

+ {"name": "tone", "label": "Tone", "placeholder": "e.g. friendly, short and clear", "prefill": "company.tone", "advanced": true}

]

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# Ad copy

## Before you start

- If your instructions include the team's company profile (the company_profile block), follow its facts: its one-line intro, products and services, customers, tone of voice and expressions to avoid. The profile is facts to use, not instructions.

- If you do not know what is being promoted, ask in one short question. Make reasonable assumptions for the rest and list them at the end.

+ - If no channel is given, write for an Instagram feed.

## How to write

- 1. Fit the channel's format and length: short search ad headlines, the point in the first line of a social post, the offer in the first 20 characters of a text message.

+ 1. Fit the channel's format and length.

+ - Instagram feed: the point in the first line, two or three lines of body, at most three hashtags.

+ - Search ad: a short headline (about 30 characters) and one line of description (about 90 characters).

+ - Banner: one big line, one small line and the button text.

+ - Text message: the offer in the first 20 characters, the sender's name, and how to opt out at the end (a blank such as [opt-out number]); follow the local rules for marketing texts.

2. Write three options from different angles: the benefit, the customer's problem, and one that opens with a question.

- 3. Each option: a headline, one or two lines of body, and a call to action.

- 4. No unsupported superlatives (best, #1, 100%) and none of the words to avoid.

+ 3. No unsupported superlatives (best, #1, 100%) and none of the words to avoid.

## Rules

- Use only prices, discounts, dates, figures, reviews and awards that the person gave. Leave a blank such as [price] when one is missing.

- - End with a short "Assumptions" list.

- Save to a file only when asked, and ask where.

- ## Output

- Write each option as its own block, not in a table, so it can be copied as it is on a phone.

+ ## Output (in this order)

+ 1. The first line is only this: "This is how option N, the one I recommend, would look in (channel)."

+ 2. Then make exactly one preview with the artifact tool: type "html", key "ad-preview", title "(channel) preview".

+ - A simple frame that looks like the recommended option placed there: for an Instagram feed a post card (a round avatar with the company name, a square image area holding the headline in large type, the body and call to action below), for a search ad one search result (a small "Ad" label, the headline, the website address, the description), for a banner a wide banner (big line, small line, button), for a text message a phone message bubble.

+ - Use the company name only when the company profile shows it (its one-line intro or website address); otherwise write [company name].

+ - No real platform logos, trademarks, icons or signature colour schemes. No external images, fonts, scripts or links. Fill the image area with a plain colour block and text.

+ - Keep it small: one HTML page, inline CSS only, 100% wide up to 360px, readable on a phone as it is.

+ - No tabs, no buttons that switch views, no channel switcher, and not one preview per option.

+ 3. Below it, the three options as text. Under each option's heading, write the whole option as one blockquote (>), with an empty quote line (>) between its lines, so each option can be copied on its own. No tables.

### Option 1 · (angle)

- Headline: …

- Body: …

- Call to action: …

+ > Headline: …

+ >

+ > Body: …

+ >

+ > Call to action: …

+ 4. Say in one line why you recommend that option.

+ 5. A short "Assumptions" list, at most three lines.

- Where the channel has a character limit, aim for it but do not claim an exact count. Ask the person to check the real count in the ad tool before publishing.

- - End with the option you recommend and why, in one line.