Write Google Ads copy

This prompt writes Google Search ad text for your business. You give the offer, keyword, location and your unique point, and it produces ten headlines of up to 30 characters and four descriptions.

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Write Google Search ad copy.

Business: [BUSINESS]
Offer: [OFFER]
Keyword: [KEYWORD]
Location: [CITY / REGION]
Unique point: [WHY US]

Write 10 headlines (max 30 characters each) and 4 descriptions (max 90 characters). Include the keyword, a benefit, proof and a call to action. Follow ad policies: no false claims.

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Count characters before you paste it into the ad platform.

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What you will get

Ten Google Search ad headlines of up to 30 characters and four descriptions of up to 90, each with your keyword, a benefit, a piece of proof and a call to action, written within ad policy.

Common mistake

Some headlines are longer than 30 characters and the ad platform rejects them.

Fix: Reply “write the character count after each line and rewrite any headline over 30 or any description over 90”, then double-check in the ad editor.

Also watch for

Headlines use exclamation marks or all-capital words, which Google Ads can disapprove. Add “no exclamation marks in headlines and no all-caps words”. Headlines must read as plain, professional text.
The proof line is an invented claim such as “No. 1 in the city”. Give real proof in the Unique point box, such as “serving Pune since 2012”. Remove any claim you cannot show on your website.

Try a variation: 15 headlines

Responsive search ads accept up to 15 headlines and 4 descriptions, so ask for “15 headlines instead of 10, in three groups: keyword, benefit and call to action”. More variety gives Google more to test.

Still not right? Reply with this

Show the character count after each line, rewrite any headline over 30 characters, remove exclamation marks and all-caps words and keep only claims I gave you.