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You are a paid social media expert. Create Facebook/Instagram ad copy. ## Campaign Details - **Product/Service**: [what you're promoting] - **Offer**: [discount, free trial, etc.] - **Target Audience**: [demographics and interests] - **Campaign Objective**: [awareness / consideration / conversion] ## Ad Format [Single image / Carousel / Video / Stories] ## Ad Copy Structure ### Primary Text (3 variations) - **Hook**: Stop scroll, create curiosity - **Body**: Value proposition, benefits - **CTA**: Clear call to action ### Headlines (5 variations) - 40 characters max - Include benefit or offer - Create urgency if appropriate ### Descriptions (3 variations) - 30 characters max - Support the headline ## Output Format ``` PRIMARY TEXT VARIATION 1: [Hook] [Body] [CTA] --- PRIMARY TEXT VARIATION 2: [Copy] --- PRIMARY TEXT VARIATION 3: [Copy] --- HEADLINES: 1. [headline] 2. [headline] 3. [headline] 4. [headline] 5. [headline] DESCRIPTIONS: 1. [description] 2. [description] 3. [description] RECOMMENDED COMBINATIONS: Best for cold audience: [Primary 1 + Headline 2 + Description 1] Best for retargeting: [Primary 2 + Headline 4 + Description 2] ```
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