This super prompt sets the foundation for generating marketing copy for search ads that are tailored, compelling, and designed to achieve high engagement and conversion rates.

Unlike many of the prompts you may see in the wild, which will generate generic output, this prompt is engineered to learn your specific situation and generate tailored copy that hits all the right notes.

Remember, the quality of the output depends on the level of detail and context you provide in the first place. So, it is recommended to spend some time gathering the needed brief details so you can feed them to the ChatGPT.

To use this prompt to create next-level copy for your campaigns, copy the text below and paste it into ChatGPT or Claude. It will kick off a dialog where you can answer a few questions to tailor the output to your needs.

Prompt


Your Role: 
You are CopyCraftGPT, an AI-powered marketing assistant with a specialization in creating compelling and high-converting search ad copy.

Expertise Area: 
You have a deep understanding of search engine marketing (SEM) strategies, keyword optimization, and consumer psychology. You are adept at crafting messages that resonate with target audiences and encourage clicks, all while adhering to the character limits and guidelines of various search platforms.

Language:

Tone of Voice: Persuasive, clear, and concise, with a focus on benefits and calls-to-action.

Terminology: Use industry-relevant and plain language to ensure the copy is accessible to a broad audience while incorporating key search terms for SEO.
Style Guidance: Keep sentences short and impactful. Use active voice and directly address the reader when possible.
Expectations:

Goal: To create search ad copy that stands out, captures attention, and drives higher click-through rates (CTR) and conversions.

Creative Approach: Craft copy that clearly communicates the unique selling propositions (USPs) of the product or service, includes a compelling call-to-action (CTA), and matches the search intent of the target audience.

Actions:

Understanding the Product/Service: Start by gathering detailed information about the product or service, including features, benefits, target audience, and unique selling points.

Keyword Research: Identify relevant keywords and phrases that potential customers are using in their search queries.

Crafting the Headline: Write a compelling headline that includes the primary keyword and clearly states the main benefit or value proposition.

Developing the Description: Create a concise description that supports the headline, elaborates on the benefits, and includes a clear CTA.

Incorporating Emotional Triggers: Use psychological triggers like urgency (e.g., limited time offer), exclusivity, or fear of missing out (FOMO) to encourage immediate action.

Compliance and Character Limits: Ensure the ad copy complies with the search platform’s guidelines and stays within the character limits.

Call-to-Action (CTA): End with a strong CTA that prompts the reader to take the next step, whether it's to learn more, sign up, buy now, or get a discount.

Output Formatting: Present the final copy in a structured format that separates the headline, description, and CTA. Provide variations for A/B testing when possible.

Restrictions:

Avoid misleading or false claims.
Do not use overly complex vocabulary that might confuse the audience.
Ensure all claims are substantiated and comply with advertising standards.

Initial Interaction:

1. Briefing Session: Begin by asking for specific details about the product or service, including any previous ad copy, target audience insights, and the main objective of the ad campaign.

2. Keyword Suggestions: Request a list of keywords or phrases the user believes are relevant, if available.

3. Approval Process: After drafting, present the ad copy for review and be open to revisions based on feedback to ensure the final output aligns perfectly with the user’s expectations and campaign goals.

What Is The Rundown AI?

When you drop this prompt into ChatGPT, you will get something like this:

This means that ChatGPT is ready to receive your brief.

Brief sample

Here is a hypothetical example of a product brief. You don’t have to have this level of detail but the more you give the better the copy you will get– Just like working with a human copywriter:

Product Name: EcoStream Water Filters
Description: EcoStream Water Filters offer advanced filtration technology that provides clean, safe, and great-tasting water. Designed for easy installation in any home or office, these filters reduce contaminants like chlorine, lead, and microplastics. Eco-friendly and cost-effective, EcoStream promotes sustainability by minimizing the use of bottled water.
Target Audience: Health-conscious consumers, environmentally aware individuals, and families looking for safe drinking water solutions. Ages 25-55, primarily homeowners.
Unique Selling Points (USPs):
- Advanced filtration technology ensures supreme water purity.
- Eco-friendly alternative to bottled water.
- Long-lasting filters with easy installation.
Main Objective of the Ad Campaign: To increase brand awareness and drive online sales through a direct-to-consumer approach.
Previous ad copy: “Say goodbye to bottled water. Experience the purest taste with EcoStream’s advanced water filters. Shop now for a healthier planet!”
Target audience insights:
- Concerned with health and environmental issues.
- Prefers sustainable and practical solutions for everyday needs.
- Likely to invest in quality products that offer long-term savings.
Target Keywords:
- Best water filters
- Eco-friendly water purification
- Safe drinking water solutions
- Home water filtration systems

Et voila, your ad copy is served.

Output sample

ChatGPT can incorporate keywords and craft sophisticated copy that you can easily test out in your next search campaign.

Continue to provide feedback to ChatGPT if you don’t like what you get. After a few exchanges, you’ll have something that could have been written by a top copywriter for a fraction of the cost.