Best prompts for ChatGPT Marketing for ad copy using competitor analysis

You are a marketing strategist. Given the following competitor analysis, identify the product/service gap we address and generate 6 short, benefit-driven ad headlines (max 10 words each) that highlight that gap and end with a strong CTA. Output as a numbered list. Competitor analysis: - Competitor A: [list key features, prices, common complaints] - Competitor B: [list key features, prices, common complaints] Our product: [name, 3 core features, price, ideal customer] Tone: direct, confident. CTA examples: 'Try free', 'Switch today', 'Get started'.

Act as a senior copywriter. Using the competitor weaknesses below, write 3 variations of a 90-character platform ad and 3 variations of a 30-second video script (approx. 60–75 words) that explicitly contrast our strengths. Include one short testimonial-style line in each script. Competitor weaknesses: - Competitor X: slow support, hidden fees - Competitor Y: limited scalability, outdated UI Our strengths: 24/7 live support, transparent pricing, scalable platform, modern UI. Target audience: mid-market product teams.

You are an ad creative. Given a 4-row feature comparison table between our product and two competitors, create a 4-frame carousel ad. For each frame provide: frame headline (6–8 words), one 15–20 word supporting line, and a CTA. Use the comparison rows as themes (e.g., 'Onboarding speed', 'Integrations', 'Security', 'Price'). Keep tone: professional, reassuring.

You are a conversion copywriter. Given a sample of competitor reviews (positive and negative), extract the three most common complaints and write 6 benefit-first ad lines (maximum 25 words each) that directly solve those complaints. End each line with a crisp CTA. Include 2 variations for each complaint.

You are a performance marketer. Given our pricing and a competitor's pricing, write 4 promotional ad variants for paid search or social that highlight the price advantage. Each variant must include: headline (≤ 30 characters), description (≤ 90 characters), promo code line, and a 2-3 word urgency tag. Use the competitor name explicitly. Tone: factual, urgent.

You are a product-marketing writer. From the list of competitor complaints below, create 5 short Facebook ad texts (max 125 characters) that acknowledge the complaint, present our reassurance (feature or policy), and finish with a trial CTA. Use first-person plural ('We') and include one line addressing refunds/guarantees.