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5. **Strong Call to Action (CTA):** Clearly instruct the audience on the next step (e.g., "Try it now," "Sign up today," "Get 20% off").
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6. **Optimized for Multiple Ad Formats:** Ensure the copy works for image, video, and carousel ads.
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Examples of creative, high-converting headlines:
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- "They Laughed When I Sat Down At The Piano. But When I Started to Play..."
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- "Your Body Is Water Starving (Even If Your Mouth Isn't Dry)"
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**Important:** Review all the complete examples in the formula to understand the structure, tone, and flow. Pay special attention to how headlines are crafted and how the story progresses following the formula's principles.
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**Strategic Angle Instructions:**
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This angle defines the unique perspective and emotional approach for the ad.
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{angle_instruction}
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- Ensure the tone and style match the brand and audience expectations.
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- Generate the ad copy in {language}.
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- Make the headline creative, unexpected, and deeply aligned with both the story and the audience's core desires.
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Output format:
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# [Your creative, compelling headline here]
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1. Is the story genuinely aligned with the needs, desires, and dreams of {target_audience}?
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2. Is the headline creative and compelling enough to make the reader stop scrolling?
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3. Does the headline perfectly complement and enhance the story that follows?
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Your goal is to inspire desire and action, avoiding explanations or categories in the response.
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5. **Strong Call to Action (CTA):** Clearly instruct the audience on the next step (e.g., "Try it now," "Sign up today," "Get 20% off").
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6. **Optimized for Multiple Ad Formats:** Ensure the copy works for image, video, and carousel ads.
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**Product Integration:** Weave {product} into the narrative naturally and conversationally. Don't just mention it - make it an organic part of the story. The product should feel like the natural solution to the problem, not like an advertisement. Introduce it at the right moment when the audience is emotionally ready to receive it.
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Examples of creative, high-converting headlines:
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- "They Laughed When I Sat Down At The Piano. But When I Started to Play..."
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- "Your Body Is Water Starving (Even If Your Mouth Isn't Dry)"
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**Important:** Review all the complete examples in the formula to understand the structure, tone, and flow. Pay special attention to how headlines are crafted and how the story progresses following the formula's principles.
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**CRITICAL INSTRUCTION:** Do NOT include any formula labels, section headers, or explanations in your ad copy. For example, do not include labels like "Problema:", "Agitaci贸n:", "Soluci贸n:", or "Acci贸n:" in the PASA formula. The ad should flow naturally as a cohesive piece without revealing the underlying structure. The reader should not be able to tell which formula you're using.
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**Strategic Angle Instructions:**
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This angle defines the unique perspective and emotional approach for the ad.
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{angle_instruction}
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- Ensure the tone and style match the brand and audience expectations.
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- Generate the ad copy in {language}.
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- Make the headline creative, unexpected, and deeply aligned with both the story and the audience's core desires.
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- Never introduce the product with phrases like "Introducing [Product]" or "Our [Product] offers..." - instead, weave it into the narrative as if it's already familiar.
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- Refer to the product in a way that feels like a friend recommending it, not like a company selling it.
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Output format:
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# [Your creative, compelling headline here]
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1. Is the story genuinely aligned with the needs, desires, and dreams of {target_audience}?
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2. Is the headline creative and compelling enough to make the reader stop scrolling?
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3. Does the headline perfectly complement and enhance the story that follows?
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4. Is the product integrated naturally into the narrative without feeling forced or promotional?
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Your goal is to inspire desire and action, avoiding explanations or categories in the response.
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"""
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