Three Facebook ads with different angles, and Google headlines and descriptions that fit their character limits, all from the facts you gave.
Write ads for my cast iron skillet: three Facebook ads aimed at people who love home cooking, each with a different angle, and Google search headlines of up to 30 characters with descriptions of up to 90. What makes it good: pre-seasoned, lasts a lifetime, oven safe to 500°F.
A few facts about the product
Write ads for my cast iron skillet: three Facebook ads aimed at people who love home cooking, each with a different angle, and Google search headlines of up to 30 characters with descriptions of up to 90. What makes it good: pre-seasoned, lasts a lifetime, oven safe to 500°F.
Each Facebook ad leads with a different reason to buy, and every Google line fits its limit.
| Ad | Text |
|---|---|
| Facebook: ready now | No seasoning, no waiting. This skillet comes ready to cook, so tonight's steak gets a real crust. |
| Facebook: for life | The last pan you'll buy. Cast iron that gets better with every meal you cook in it. |
| Google headline | Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Skillet (30) |
| Google description | Ready to cook out of the box. Oven safe to 500°F. Built to last a lifetime. Shop now. (85) |
Ask for the images next: each angle needs a photo of its own.
Finds three angles in your facts: the problem it solves, the result, the proof.
Writes a Facebook ad for each: the opening line, the text and the headline.
Writes Google headlines within 30 characters and descriptions within 90.
Checks every claim against what you said about the product.
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