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{persona_instruction}
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Ad Requirements for EACH of the three ads:
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3. **Social Proof & Credibility:** Include elements of social proof and credibility that relate to the central theme to build trust with the audience.
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4. **Theme-Aligned Benefits:** Highlight why this product is the best solution for {target_audience}'s needs specifically in relation to the central theme.
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5. **Theme-Connected CTA:** Integrate the call to action naturally into the narrative flow, making sure it references back to the central theme. It should feel like a logical next step rather than an abrupt command.
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Output format:
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| ANUNCIO PREMIUM #1 |
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[Complete text for the first ad, following all the requirements above]
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| ANUNCIO PREMIUM #2 |
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[Complete text for the second ad, following all the requirements above]
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| ANUNCIO PREMIUM #3 |
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[Complete text for the third ad, following all the requirements above]
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[Begin with a natural story opening that flows SEAMLESSLY from the headline concept. The opening paragraph must feel like a direct continuation of the headline - as if they are part of the same thought. Create curiosity by expanding on the headline's promise or concept in a way that makes the reader want to know more. The transition between headline and opening paragraph should be so smooth that the reader doesn't feel any disconnect.]
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HEADLINE-STORY VERIFICATION:
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Before submitting your final response, verify each ad using these criteria:
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1. Does the headline directly connect to the main theme of the story? (Must be YES)
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2. Does the opening paragraph continue the exact concept from the headline? (Must be YES)
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3. If the headline uses a specific metaphor or concept, does the story maintain it? (Must be YES)
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4. Would a reader feel any disconnect between the headline and the opening paragraph? (Must be NO)
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5. Is the problem presented subtly without direct statements? (Must be YES)
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6. Does the ad avoid using direct second-person pronouns (tú, te, tu, etc.)? (Must be YES)
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{persona_instruction}
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Ad Requirements for EACH of the three ads:
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1. **Multiple Headline Options:** For EACH ad, create THREE distinct, powerful headline options that directly incorporate the story theme "{story_prompt if story_prompt else 'main benefit'}". Each headline should:
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- Be bold, unexpected, and memorable
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- Create curiosity and compel the reader to continue
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- Be emotionally resonant and specific to the audience's desires
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- Offer a different creative angle or approach to the same theme
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Then SELECT ONE headline that best matches the ad's narrative flow and will be used for the final ad.
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2. **Seamless Opening Paragraph:** Begin with a smooth, conversational opening that DIRECTLY continues the exact theme from the SELECTED headline. The first paragraph MUST expand on the SAME concept from the headline, creating a natural flow as if they were written as one continuous thought.
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3. **Social Proof & Credibility:** Include elements of social proof and credibility that relate to the central theme to build trust with the audience.
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4. **Theme-Aligned Benefits:** Highlight why this product is the best solution for {target_audience}'s needs specifically in relation to the central theme.
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5. **Theme-Connected CTA:** Integrate the call to action naturally into the narrative flow, making sure it references back to the central theme. It should feel like a logical next step rather than an abrupt command.
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Output format:
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| ANUNCIO PREMIUM #1 |
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HEADLINE OPTIONS:
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1. [First powerful and curiosity-provoking headline option]
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2. [Second powerful and curiosity-provoking headline option]
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3. [Third powerful and curiosity-provoking headline option]
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SELECTED HEADLINE:
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[The chosen headline that best fits the ad narrative]
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[Complete text for the first ad, following all the requirements above]
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| ANUNCIO PREMIUM #2 |
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HEADLINE OPTIONS:
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1. [First powerful and curiosity-provoking headline option]
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2. [Second powerful and curiosity-provoking headline option]
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3. [Third powerful and curiosity-provoking headline option]
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SELECTED HEADLINE:
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[The chosen headline that best fits the ad narrative]
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[Complete text for the second ad, following all the requirements above]
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| ANUNCIO PREMIUM #3 |
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HEADLINE OPTIONS:
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1. [First powerful and curiosity-provoking headline option]
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2. [Second powerful and curiosity-provoking headline option]
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3. [Third powerful and curiosity-provoking headline option]
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SELECTED HEADLINE:
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[The chosen headline that best fits the ad narrative]
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[Complete text for the third ad, following all the requirements above]
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[Begin with a natural story opening that flows SEAMLESSLY from the headline concept. The opening paragraph must feel like a direct continuation of the headline - as if they are part of the same thought. Create curiosity by expanding on the headline's promise or concept in a way that makes the reader want to know more. The transition between headline and opening paragraph should be so smooth that the reader doesn't feel any disconnect.]
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HEADLINE SELECTION CRITERIA:
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When selecting the best headline for each ad, evaluate based on:
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1. Which headline creates the strongest curiosity gap
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2. Which headline aligns most naturally with the ad's narrative flow
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3. Which headline best incorporates the story theme
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4. Which headline would be most compelling to {target_audience}
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5. Which headline best complements the selected angle and copywriting style
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HEADLINE-STORY VERIFICATION:
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Before submitting your final response, verify each ad using these criteria:
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1. Does the selected headline directly connect to the main theme of the story? (Must be YES)
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2. Does the opening paragraph continue the exact concept from the selected headline? (Must be YES)
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3. If the selected headline uses a specific metaphor or concept, does the story maintain it? (Must be YES)
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4. Would a reader feel any disconnect between the selected headline and the opening paragraph? (Must be NO)
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5. Is the problem presented subtly without direct statements? (Must be YES)
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6. Does the ad avoid using direct second-person pronouns (tú, te, tu, etc.)? (Must be YES)
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