Write Facebook and Instagram ad copy

This prompt writes five Facebook and Instagram ads, each built on a different angle such as the problem, the benefit, social proof, the offer or a story. It only uses proof you give it, so the ads stay honest.

text-meta-ads-copy — chatgpt — 106 words

Write ad copy for a Facebook and Instagram ad.

Product or offer: [OFFER]
Who sees the ad: [AUDIENCE, e.g. new mums in Bengaluru, 25-35]
The main problem it solves: [PROBLEM]
Proof we can honestly use: [e.g. 1,200 customers, 4.6 rating, free returns]
Call to action: [e.g. Shop now / Book a free call]

Write 5 versions, each with a different angle (problem, benefit, social proof, offer, story). For each give: primary text (the first line must work on its own before "See more"), a headline under 40 characters, and a short description. Do not invent claims, numbers or reviews, and keep it within ad platform rules.

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Test two or three versions at once with the same image, so you learn which angle works rather than which picture.

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What you will get

Five ad versions for Facebook and Instagram, each with a different angle, primary text that works before “See more”, a headline under 40 characters and a short description, with no invented claims.

Common mistake

The proof line is empty, so the AI makes numbers up.

Fix: Use only facts you can show, and delete any number or review you cannot back up.

Also watch for

The first line is weak. Make sure the opening sentence names the problem or the offer and makes sense on its own.
The ad breaks platform rules. Read the current ad policies for your category, especially health, money and before-and-after claims.

Try a variation: make a retargeting version

Ask for a shorter ad for people who already visited your site, with a reminder, a small offer you can honestly give and one clear button.

Still not right? Reply with this

Take the two strongest angles and write three versions of each with the same picture in mind, changing only the first line, so I can test which words win.