Clarifies the task, evidence requirements, output contract, and tool limitations for current models. Exact source wording remains available.
Create a short social media ad for [BRAND/PRODUCT].
Develop a specific, usable campaign concept. Use the inputs below to develop one complete ad concept.
Inputs
1. Brand name: [BRAND]
2. Brand description and values: [DESCRIPTION]
3. Product or offer: [PRODUCT]
4. Tone of voice: [TONE]
5. Mandatory messages: [MANDATORY MESSAGES]
6. Brand colors or visual constraints: [COLORS]
Process
A. Brand essence: summarize the audience, promise, personality, and differentiator in 3-5 bullets.
B. Idea generation: write 10 distinct one-line creative ideas. Avoid clichés and repeated constructions such as “less X, more Y.”
C. Selection: rank the ideas for clarity, distinctiveness, and brand fit. Select the strongest concept and explain the choice briefly.
D. Development: turn the selected concept into a complete ad.
Final output
- HEADLINE
- SUB-HEADLINE
- VISUAL STORYBOARD: describe the composition, subject, setting, lighting, color, camera angle, and text placement in a format that can also be used as an image-generation prompt
- BRAND ELEMENTS: logo, colors, typography, product placement, and mandatory copy
- CTA
- RATIONALE: how the concept expresses the brand promise and the audience hypothesis it is intended to test
After presenting the concept, ask whether I want image-generation variants for it.
Use the supplied audience insight, offer evidence, placement, and duration constraints. Reuse confirmed context and ask only for essential gaps. Keep product claims, mandatory copy, and logo text exact. Distinguish creative invention from factual claims; do not invent testimonials, performance statistics, or product capabilities. If reference images or video are attached, ground the visual direction in what is actually visible and flag details that cannot be inspected. The storyboard is a production specification, not proof that a generative model will reproduce every detail; include a short visual and claim-check checklist.