50 free AI prompts for Meta and Google Ads

Create 3 buyer personas. For each, give their situation, main pain, desired outcome, objections, buying triggers, the words they use, and where they spend time online.

List the top 10 pain points and top 10 desires, each with an exact phrase customers use. Then suggest 10 ad angles built from them.

For each stage (unaware, problem aware, solution aware, product aware, most aware), describe what the buyer thinks, the ad message that fits, a sample headline and the best ad format.

Identify each competitor’s offer, angle, hook, proof and call to action. Point out gaps they are missing. Suggest 5 angles I can use to stand out. Ads running longest are usually the ones making money, so weigh those more.

Suggest a targeting plan: broad vs interest stacks, 3 interest groups to test, lookalike or custom audiences to build, and exclusions. Explain when broad targeting is the better choice.

Expand into 40 keywords grouped by intent (buying, comparing, researching, local). Suggest match types, which to start with, and 20 negative keywords to add.

Find 5 unique selling points I can claim honestly. For each, write a one-line ad claim and the proof I need to back it up.

Suggest 5 ways to make my offer more compelling without lowering the price, using bonuses, guarantees, speed, ease or proof. Then write the improved offer in one paragraph.

Write 20 different ad angles: pain, desire, fear of missing out, social proof, authority, comparison, story, myth-busting, price justification, urgency and more. Give a one-line hook for each.

Suggest 5 lead magnets that attract buyers (not freebie seekers). For each, give the name, the promise and why it leads to the paid offer. Pick the best one.

Write 10 urgency and scarcity lines based only on true reasons. Flag any lines that might break ad policies.

For each objection, write an ad line that answers it, the proof to show, and the best format (testimonial, demo, guarantee, comparison).

Write 5 guarantee options (money-back, results-based, service, conditional and fun/unusual). Explain the risk of each for my business.

Suggest 5 sale offers (discount, bundle, free gift, tiered, early access) with the maths on my margin for each. Pick the best one and write the ad headline and primary text for it.

Write 5 ads, each with primary text, a headline (under 40 characters) and a description (under 30 characters). Use different angles: pain, desire, proof, story and offer-led.

Write 10 short primary texts (under 125 characters so they don’t get cut off) that match the creative and push toward the click.

Write a 200–300 word ad that tells the story, makes the reader feel seen, introduces the product as the turning point, and ends with a clear call to action.

Write 20 headlines under 40 characters using benefits, numbers, questions, offers and curiosity.

Write 4 retargeting ads: a reminder, a testimonial, an objection-handler and a last-chance offer. Each with primary text and headline.

Write 5 ads that use local references, a clear offer and an easy action (call, WhatsApp, visit, book).

Write 5 click-to-WhatsApp ads and 3 pre-filled message options. Then write a welcome reply that qualifies the lead.

Flag anything likely to be rejected or limited (personal attributes, before/after claims, unrealistic promises, sensitive topics). Rewrite the risky lines so they are compliant. Remind me to check the latest Meta policies.

Write the ad copy, the form intro headline and text, 3 qualifying questions to filter bad leads, and the completion screen message.

Write 15 headlines (max 30 characters) and 4 descriptions (max 90 characters). Include the keyword in at least 3 headlines, plus benefits, proof, offer and a call to action. Suggest which 2 headlines to pin, if any.

Write 6 sitelinks (title max 25 characters, 2 description lines max 35 each), 10 callouts (max 25 characters) and 3 structured snippets.

Group these keywords into tightly themed ad groups. Name each group, suggest the landing page and one headline that matches the theme.

Create a negative keyword list grouped by reason (job seekers, free seekers, wrong product, research only, competitors). Explain match types to use.

Write a responsive search ad that targets people searching for the competitor, without using their trademark in the ad text. Focus on why we are a better fit.

Write the text assets: 5 headlines (30 chars), 5 long headlines (90 chars), 5 descriptions (90 chars, 1 at 60), and audience signal ideas.

Write a responsive search ad with the city name in headlines, call-focused copy, and suggest a call asset and location asset text. Add 10 local keyword ideas.

Write a 30-second UGC script: hook, problem, discovery of the product, demo, result, call to action. Add 5 alternative hooks to test.

Write 20 hooks for the first 3 seconds of a video ad, with both the spoken line and a visual idea.

Write 5 static ad concepts with the headline on the image, the visual, the layout and why it should stop the scroll. Include one ugly-but-effective native style idea.

Write a creator brief with the goal, key messages, must-say points, things to avoid, 3 script options, deliverables and deadlines.

Pick the 5 strongest reviews and turn each into an ad concept (review card, quote over product, video testimonial script). Write the primary text for each.

Build a 2-week creative test: which angles × hooks × formats to test first, how many ads, how to read results and when to kill or scale.

Write a 45-second founder video ad: a pattern-breaking hook, why I started, the product, proof and a clear call to action. Give 3 hook alternatives.

Write a landing page with a headline that matches the ad, subheadline, benefits, how it works, proof, offer, FAQ and calls to action.

Find the 10 biggest issues hurting conversions (message match, clarity, proof, friction, speed, mobile, CTA). Rank them by impact and give a fix for each.

Write 10 headline and subheadline pairs. Mix outcome-led, problem-led, proof-led and specific-number styles.

Suggest the minimum fields, the form headline, button text, privacy note and the thank-you page message. Explain how to filter low-quality leads.

Write 8 FAQ questions and answers that remove doubt and push toward buying.

Write thank-you page copy that confirms the action, sets expectations, and offers one clear next step. Include a short upsell or referral section.

Diagnose what’s working and what isn’t. Tell me which ads to pause, keep and scale, and why. Identify whether the problem is the creative, audience, offer or landing page.

Use the funnel numbers to find where the problem is (CPM, CTR, landing page or checkout). List likely causes and specific tests to fix each.

Design a clean A/B test: hypothesis, variants, budget split, how long to run it, what result counts as a win, and common mistakes to avoid.

Give me a scaling plan: vertical (budget increases) vs horizontal (new audiences, creatives, placements), the safe pace of increases, and warning signs to watch.

Write a client report: summary, key numbers vs last month, wins, issues, what we learned and the plan for next month.

Plan top, middle and bottom of funnel campaigns on Meta and Google, with the audience, message, format and budget share for each.

Write a weekly checklist covering spend, results, creative fatigue, search terms, comments on ads, tracking and landing page checks.