Prompt Details
Model
(claude-5-sonnet)
Token size
3,700
Example input
[DELETE THIS TEXT AND PASTE YOUR BRIEF:
TASK: describe in plain language what you're promoting, the channel/format, and what's not working or what you're aiming for β at least 10 words.
F-LEVEL: optional, from 1 β casual/friendly β to 8 β formal/corporate β leave blank for auto.
L-LEVEL: optional, from 1 β single headline β to 5 β full multi-section piece β leave blank for auto.
Advanced, optional: PRIORITY AXES / CONFLICT β leave blank for auto-detection, or specify manually using the axis names above if you already know which qualities you want.]: TASK: I need a punchy Instagram caption for a limited-time discount on our skincare line β but my drafts feel generic and nobody's clicking the link in bio.
Example output
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MODE: Standalone
MARKETING CATEGORY: Social post (Instagram promo caption)
π Auto-detected: Priority axes Hook, Reframe, CTA Payoff, Urgency/Energy, target weak points generic framing (-Reframe) and no click-through (-CTA Payoff), F-LEVELβ2, L-LEVELβ1 (based on: a punchy, casual Instagram caption with a link-in-bio ask) β override anything above by specifying it manually in your brief.
TOP-3 DIRECTIONS:
1οΈβ£ Hook + Reframe + CTA Payoff + Urgency/Energy (k=4) β Open with an unexpected angle on the sale, then close on one clear, deadline-backed tap π’ BEST-FIT β READY-TO-USE PROMPT BELOW
Type: A | Compatibility: Partial β Reframe works best at F3-F6, and this brief sits at Fβ2, so the angle must stay conversational
Core: Hook + CTA Payoff | Weak link: Reframe + Urgency/Energy (a clever angle can dilute a plain deadline)
2οΈβ£ Hook + Reframe + CTA Payoff (k=3) β A lean, punchy caption where the opening angle does most of the work
Type: A | Compatibility: Partial β same Reframe/F-level adaptation needed
3οΈβ£ Reframe + Proof Links + CTA Payoff (k=3) β A fresh angle backed by one concrete credibility point
Type: B | Compatibility: Conflicts with F/L-level β Proof Links needs more room (L3-L5) than a one-line-scale caption
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π’ READY-TO-USE PROMPT (based on 1οΈβ£):
You are an Instagram copywriter for a skincare brand. Write 3 caption variants, each under 60 words, for a real, limited-time discount on βοΈ[BRAND NAME]'s βοΈ[HERO PRODUCT OR LINE]. The offer is βοΈ[DISCOUNT AMOUNT AND TERMS] and it ends βοΈ[SALE END DATE AND TIME].
Hook (line 1, max 12 words): Skip "Sale alert!" and "Don't miss out." Open with an unexpected angle that treats the discount as something other than a discount. Use one of these frames per variant: (a) the sale as a permission slip to finally buy the product you've been hovering over, (b) the sale as a deadline for your own procrastination, (c) a confession-style opener ("Your cart has been waiting patiently."). The first line must make sense and be interesting even if the reader never taps "more."
Structure: Line 1 is the hook. Lines 2-3 give one benefit-led sentence about what the product does for the skin, stated plainly, with no claims of medical results, and the exact offer and end date. Line 4 is the CTA. Use at most two emojis and no hashtag block above the CTA.
Tone: Warm, witty, and conversational, like a friend with good taste texting you. Short sentences, contractions, no jargon or spa-brochure language.
Urgency: Use only the real end date and any real quantity limits provided. State the deadline once, concretely ("ends Sunday at midnight"), never with vague pressure like "hurry."
CTA: One ask only. Tell the reader exactly what to do and what they get: "Tap the link in bio to claim βοΈ[DISCOUNT AMOUNT] before βοΈ[SALE END DATE AND TIME]." Put the CTA on its own line as the last line before hashtags, so it's the final thing read.
Deliver the 3 variants labeled A, B, C, each using a different hook frame, and note which frame each uses.
Negative prompt / avoid: generic openers ("Sale alert," "Don't miss out," "Glow up"); stacked emojis; fake scarcity or invented deadlines; unverified results claims ("clears acne in days"); comparisons to named competitors; multiple competing CTAs; burying the CTA mid-caption; vague asks like "check us out"; clever angles so abstract the offer gets lost.
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βΉοΈ "This tool compares messaging strategies and expands the best-fit one into a copywriting prompt β it doesn't verify legal/regulatory compliance, fact-check claims, or clear IP/trademark rights of any referenced brand. Final decisions, including compliance and accuracy review before publishing, remain the user's responsibility. Scoring is heuristic pattern-matching, not a measured metric, and may vary slightly between runs."
Assumptions made:
- βοΈ[BRAND NAME]: not provided in the brief, so it needs your brand's name.
- βοΈ[HERO PRODUCT OR LINE]: the brief says "skincare line" without naming a specific product or line to feature.
- βοΈ[DISCOUNT AMOUNT AND TERMS]: the brief says "discount" but gives no percentage, code, or conditions.
- βοΈ[SALE END DATE AND TIME]: the brief says "limited-time" without a real end date, which the urgency and CTA depend on.
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π‘ (First pass only β omit on refinement passes)
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