Scaling creative output without scaling headcount.
Stop the scroll — pain point or bold claim.
Benefit, proof, urgency.
One clear action — matches your Session 9 funnel conversion point.
Prompt (summarised): "You are a copywriter for Pathshala Tutors, Lalitpur. Persona: Sita, 24, needs IELTS 6.5 for Australia. Offer: free full mock test this Saturday. Proof: 4 mock tests and a band report included in every course. Don't promise scores. Write 5 Facebook ad hooks under 12 words, each with a different angle."
Three variants after human editing:
| Variant | Hook | Value | CTA |
|---|---|---|---|
| A: Question | "Do you know your real IELTS band yet?" | Full timed mock test with a band report from a trained examiner | Book your free seat |
| B: Number | "4 mock tests before your real exam day" | Practise under real timing, in our Lalitpur centre | Book a free mock test |
| C: Story | "Anisha went from 5.5 to 7.0 in 8 weeks" | Same plan, same tutors, starting this month | Try a free mock test |
QA flags fixed: the AI draft's "Guaranteed Band 7" was removed (unverifiable and a policy risk). "Are you failing IELTS?" was rewritten because it addresses a personal attribute. Variant C uses a real student's result, shared with written consent.
Full walkthrough in the session note.
Second component of your A2 package.
Apply it: Write three ad variants (question, number, story) for a Kathmandu dental clinic offering a free check-up, then list the QA risks you checked.