20 High-Converting AI Prompts for Copywriting & Facebook Ads

Act as a direct response copywriter. Write a Facebook ad for [PRODUCT/SERVICE]. Target audience: [DESCRIBE AUDIENCE] Pain point: [THEIR BIGGEST PROBLEM] Requirements: - Start with a pattern-interrupt question or bold statement - Use "you" language (speak directly to the reader) - Include one specific benefit - End with a clear CTA - Keep it under 100 words - Tone: Conversational, not salesy

Write a Facebook ad using the "Before/After/Bridge" framework. Product: [YOUR PRODUCT] Before state: [CUSTOMER'S CURRENT STRUGGLE] After state: [DESIRED OUTCOME] Bridge: [HOW YOUR PRODUCT GETS THEM THERE] Format: - Headline: Bold "before" statement - Body: Paint the "after" vision - CTA: "Click to learn how" - Max 120 words

Act as a conversion copywriter. Write a Facebook ad that leads with social proof. Product: [PRODUCT NAME] Customer result: [SPECIFIC OUTCOME, e.g., "Lost 15 lbs in 30 days"] Objection to overcome: [COMMON DOUBT] Structure: - Open with the customer quote or result - Address the skepticism ("I know what you're thinking...") - Explain why it worked - CTA with urgency - Under 100 words

Write a welcome email for new subscribers. Brand: [YOUR BRAND] What they signed up for: [LEAD MAGNET/OFFER] Next step: [WHAT YOU WANT THEM TO DO] Tone: Warm, helpful, not pushy Length: 150-200 words Include: - Thank them for subscribing - Set expectations (what emails they'll get) - Deliver immediate value - One clear CTA

Act as an ecommerce email specialist. Write a cart abandonment email. Product left in cart: [PRODUCT NAME] Price: [PRICE] Unique selling point: [WHY THEY SHOULD BUY] Requirements: - Subject line: Curiosity-driven, not "You forgot something" - Remind them what they're missing (benefit, not feature) - Add urgency (limited stock, sale ending, etc.) - Include a direct link back to cart - Keep it under 120 words

Write a hero section for a landing page. Product: [PRODUCT/SERVICE] Target audience: [WHO IT'S FOR] Main benefit: [THE #1 OUTCOME] Deliver: - Headline: One clear promise (under 10 words) - Subheadline: Expand on the benefit (under 20 words) - CTA button text: Action-oriented (2-4 words) Tone: Confident, benefit-focused, no jargon

Act as a sales page copywriter. Write an "Objections" section. Product: [PRODUCT] Top 3 objections: 1. [e.g., "Too expensive"] 2. [e.g., "I don't have time"] 3. [e.g., "Will this work for me?"] For each objection: - Acknowledge it ("I get it...") - Reframe it with logic or proof - End with reassurance Format as FAQ-style with bold questions.