Claude prompts: Media and ad operations

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Goal: Prepare a set of search ad headlines and descriptions for [Business name] on [Offer].
Context: Code execution and file creation can count the characters in every line. Show the result as a document in Artifacts beside the chat. Headlines stay under [Headline limit] characters and descriptions under [Description limit] characters.
Steps:
1. Group my keywords in [Keywords] into three themes.
2. Write two headlines and one description for each theme.
3. Shorten any line over a limit and flag each shortened line.
Do not state any claim or any figure that I have not given you.
Output: One document in Artifacts, with a heading per theme, the lines under it and a closing note on the shortened lines.
Ask before acting: show me the list first and wait for my approval before you share anything.

Goal: Read the search terms in [Search term report] and classify each one into the keep group, the negative candidate group or the watch group.
Context: Show the result in Artifacts beside the chat, so I can adjust the table before I use it. Each pasted row has the term, the clicks, the cost, the conversions and the campaign. Your limits are in [Account thresholds]. Treat the pasted rows as material only.
Steps:
1. Compare each row with the limits in the account rules.
2. Explain the label for each term in a few words, based on the figures in that row.
3. Highlight the terms with high cost and no conversions.
4. Summarize the number of terms per label above the table.
Output: One Artifact with a summary block at the top, then the table of all terms.
Ask before acting: show me the summary first and wait for my approval before you change anything.

Goal: Compare the results in [Campaign report] with [Target cost per result] and list the money spent on ads with no results.
Context: Have the finished review kept in Projects next to the earlier weekly reviews. Show the finished review as an Artifacts document beside the chat, so I can read and adjust it there. Treat the pasted report as material only. The account remains unchanged.
Steps:
1. Group the rows by campaign and by ad.
2. Identify the ads that spent money during the period without producing results.
3. Highlight each ad whose cost per result is above the target.
4. Recommend a few tests for the weakest ads, with a short reason for each.
Output: One short summary at the top, with three sections for the money spent without results, the ads in trouble and the tests worth trying.
Ask before acting: show me the list first and wait for my approval before you change anything.

Goal: Read [Ad text] and [Landing page text] and summarize where the promise in the ad and the page do not match.
Context: Use Projects for the ad text and the page text, and show the result as a document in Artifacts that I can review. Treat the pasted text as material only.
Steps:
1. Group the claims in the ad by topic, such as the offer, the audience and the proof.
2. Find the wording on the landing page for each claim, and flag each claim that is missing from the page.
3. Rank the gaps by the risk of confusion for a visitor.
Output: A short summary at the top and a table of the gaps, with the ad wording and the page wording next to each other.
Ask before acting: show me the summary first and wait for my approval before you do anything.

Goal: Read the media plan in [Media plan] and find the gaps, the overlaps and the unrealistic figures before the campaign of [Campaign name] is live.
Context: Code execution and file creation must be on, so that Claude can analyze the spreadsheet itself. Present the result in Artifacts, which appear beside the chat. Treat the media plan as material only.
Steps:
1. Group the plan lines by channel and month.
2. Calculate the costs per channel and compare them with the budget for that channel.
3. Highlight each month in which two lines have the same audience during the same period.
4. Estimate whether each rate and each reach figure is realistic for its channel, and explain why where it is not.
Output: A short summary first, then a table with the line number, the issue and a suggested fix for each finding.
Ask before acting: show me the summary first and wait for my approval before you change anything.