Resolve the approved message and bracketed inputs from the current conversation, active project, uploaded files, and available connected sources before asking. Do not ask the user to repeat confirmed details.
Adapt this approved display message for [TARGET SIZES]:
[APPROVED MESSAGE]
Constraints:
- Layout or visual notes: [LAYOUT CONSTRAINTS]
- Post-click destination: [DESTINATION]
- Required action: [CTA]
- Approved claims and qualifications: [APPROVED CLAIMS]
- Voice: [VOICE]
Available headline formulas: Problem → Promise - Tired of [problem]? Try [solution].; Specific Outcome - Get [result] in [timeframe]; Teaser Question - What if you could [benefit] without [pain]?; Value Call-Out - [Feature or benefit] for [target audience]; Numbered Hook - [Number] ways to [achieve outcome]
Available support formulas: Feature → Outcome - [Feature] that helps you [achieve outcome]; Pain Point Reversal - No more [frustration]-just [solution]; Outcome → Timeframe - [Achieve benefit] in [short timeframe]; Value Stack - [Benefit] + [Benefit] + [Benefit]; Bold Claim or Tease - The [category] tool your competitors are using
Available CTA formulas: Benefit + Action - [Benefit] → [Action word]; Outcome-Focused Imperative - Get [desirable result]; Value-Centric Prompt - See how [benefit happens]; Curiosity CTA - Discover [topic/tool/framework]; First-Person Ownership - Start [my/your] [trial/plan/guide]
Preserve the core promise, factual meaning, and action, but rebuild the message hierarchy for each size. Do not merely truncate the largest unit. Medium rectangles and larger units may use headline, support, and CTA. Leaderboards and mobile banners should prioritize headline and CTA, omitting support when it competes with legibility. Responsive assets must combine without duplicated phrases or broken grammar.
Preserve the approved formulas when they still fit. If a size requires a different formula, name the replacement and explain why. Do not use proof-dependent formulas without approved evidence. Keep every required qualification in the same unit as its claim. If a small format cannot show both legibly, replace that claim with a supported qualitative angle.
For each size, return headline formula, headline with character count, optional support formula, support with word count, CTA formula, CTA with word count, and one sentence explaining what changed.