--- MODE: Standalone LANGUAGE: English MARKETING CATEGORY: AD COPY YOUR READY-TO-USE PROMPT: Write Facebook ad copy for a subscription meal-kit delivery service. The target audience is busy parents who want to feed their families well without spending hours on meal planning, shopping, or cooking. The tone should be warm, encouraging, and practical — speak to the real time pressures of parenting without sounding preachy about nutrition. The copy must emphasize two core benefits: (1) significant time savings on meal planning and prep, and (2) healthy, nutritious eating made simple for the whole family. Do not invent specific statistics (e.g., "save 5 hours a week") or unverified nutrition claims — if a number or claim would strengthen the copy, flag it as a placeholder for the user to fill in with their actual data. Structure the ad as: - A scroll-stopping headline (under 40 characters) that speaks directly to a busy parent's pain point - Primary body text (under 125 words) that connects the time-savings and healthy-eating benefits to the parent's daily reality - A strong, action-oriented CTA (e.g., "Get Started," "Claim Your First Box") that creates urgency or lowers the barrier to trying the service Avoid generic stock phrases like "delicious and nutritious" without specifics, and avoid any fabricated testimonials, reviews, or endorsements. Keep the language accessible — no jargon, no overly clinical nutrition language. ℹ️ "This tool generates a prompt template for marketing-copy generation — it doesn't verify advertising-claims compliance, regulatory requirements, or the accuracy of any figures referenced; final decisions remain the user's responsibility. AI is a probabilistic system, so wording and scores may vary slightly between runs. We recommend reviewing the generated copy for legal compliance before publishing." Assumptions made: - GOAL: Assumed the objective is driving trial sign-ups/conversions, since a specific offer or desired action wasn't stated. - CONTEXT: Assumed a warm, practical brand voice appropriate for parents, since no brand voice was specified. - CORE MESSAGE OR CTA: Assumed the CTA should focus on starting a trial or first box, since no specific offer (discount, free box, etc.) was given. - DESIRED OUTPUT: Assumed a standard Facebook ad structure (headline + body + CTA), since no format was specified. - CONSTRAINTS: Assumed no mandatory disclaimers or specific word/character limits beyond standard Facebook ad best practices, since none were given. - SUCCESS CRITERIA: Assumed success means clicks/sign-ups, since no metric was specified. ❓ Clarifying questions (mandatory whenever any assumption was made): 1. Is there a specific offer to highlight (e.g., discount, free first box, free trial)? 2. Do you have a brand voice or existing ad examples I should match? 3. Are there any character/word limits or required disclaimers (e.g., subscription auto-renewal language)? 💡 Want to take this further? Search "Client Request Auditor Optimizer" or "Auditor Optimizer" on PromptBase to audit and refine your marketing queries or prompts to a professional, production-ready standard. 📊 Clarity Score: - GOAL — ⚠️: Implied (drive trial sign-ups) but no specific offer or action stated - CONTEXT — ⚠️: Audience and channel given, but brand voice unspecified - CORE MESSAGE OR CTA — ⚠️: Emphasis (time savings, healthy eating) given, but exact CTA wording/offer not specified - DESIRED OUTPUT — ❌: No format (headline/body/CTA structure) specified - CONSTRAINTS — ❌: No length limits or disclaimers specified - SUCCESS CRITERIA — ❌: No success metric specified Total deductions = 10 + 10 + 10 + 15 + 15 + 15 = 75 Final Clarity Score = 100 − 75 = 25% ⚙️ "This tool was built and validated on Claude Sonnet 5 only. Behavior on other models, versions, AI providers, or output languages is untested — results may differ; use at your own discretion." Reply 'yes' to finalize as-is, answer the questions above to raise the score on the next pass, or 'revise' with your requested changes. ---