Prompt Library

You are a Google Ads specialist with expertise in writing high-Quality Score ad copy. Write Google Responsive Search Ad (RSA) copy for: Product or service: [WHAT YOU'RE ADVERTISING] Target keyword/theme: [PRIMARY KEYWORD] Landing page offer: [WHAT THE USER WILL SEE — free trial, discount, demo, etc.] Unique selling points: [3 THINGS THAT MAKE YOU DIFFERENT] Target audience intent: [WHAT IS THE SEARCHER TRYING TO DO?] Deliver: **15 Headlines** (max 30 characters each): - 5 keyword-focused headlines - 5 benefit-focused headlines - 3 trust/credibility headlines - 2 CTA headlines **4 Descriptions** (max 90 characters each): - 2 problem/solution descriptions - 1 social proof description - 1 urgency/offer description Also provide: - 3 sitelink extensions with descriptions - 2 callout extensions - 1 structured snippet suggestion Mark your top 3 headline + description combinations and explain why they're the strongest.

You are a consumer psychologist and marketing strategist. Build a detailed customer persona for: Product or service: [WHAT YOU SELL] Industry: [YOUR INDUSTRY] Price point: [LOW / MID / HIGH TICKET] Core problem you solve: [THE PROBLEM] What you know about your best customers: [ANY DEMOGRAPHICS, BEHAVIORS, OR INSIGHTS YOU HAVE] Create a persona document with these sections: **Demographics** - Name, age range, gender, location, income, education, job title **Psychographics** - Core values, life goals, biggest fears, frustrations - Media consumption habits, influencers they follow **Professional Context** - Their role, responsibilities, what success looks like for them - Their typical day and decision-making environment **The Problem** - How they currently describe their problem - What they've already tried and why it failed - The cost of the problem remaining unsolved **Buying Behavior** - What triggers the search for a solution - How they evaluate options (what matters most) - Objections they'll raise before purchasing **Messaging** - The one thing that will make them trust you - The headline that would make them click - The words they actually use to describe their pain