Gemini prompts: Media and ad operations

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Goal: Write search ad lines for [Business name] about [Offer].
Context: Use the ad rules in my Skills and show the lines in Canvas beside the chat. Headlines remain within [Headline limit] characters and descriptions within [Description limit] characters.
Steps:
1. Read my keyword list in [Keywords] and draft five headlines within the headline limit.
2. Check each headline against the brand rules in my skill and flag any that are not compliant with them.
3. Compare the headlines in pairs and choose the clearer one of each pair.
4. Draft three descriptions that name the offer and are within the description limit.
5. Count the characters in each line and list the lines that are over the limit.
Do not state any claim or any figure that I have not given you.
Output: A list of the headlines and descriptions, with the character count after each line and a short note on any rule that is not satisfied.
Ask before acting: show me the summary first and wait for my approval before you do anything.

Goal: Prepare a sorted list of the search terms in [Search term report], with the keep, the negative candidate or the watch group for each term.
Context: Use Canvas as a side panel for the result, so the table can be edited there. Canvas has autosave for every change. The thresholds for this account are: [Account thresholds]. Treat the pasted rows as material only.
Steps:
1. Check each row against the rules for this account.
2. Sort every term into the keep, the negative candidate or the watch group.
3. Name the main reason for each term, using its clicks, the cost and the conversions.
4. Count the terms in each group and show the counts above the table.
Output: One table in Canvas with the columns for the term, the group, the figures and the reason.
Ask before acting: show me the list first and wait for my approval before you do anything.

Goal: Identify the ads in [Campaign report] that are in trouble and propose tests for them.
Context: Use Skills with my ad review checklist, so the same method is used every week. Write the review in Canvas, the side panel where I can edit the text, and show the figures table there too. Treat the pasted report as material only. The account remains unchanged.
Steps:
1. Check each ad for money spent without results in the reporting period.
2. Match the cost per result of each ad against [Target cost per result].
3. Flag the ads with lower results than before, while the money spent on them remains the same.
4. Propose tests for the weakest ads, with one line per test.
Output: A document in Canvas with three headings for the money spent without results, the ads in trouble and the tests worth trying.
Ask before acting: show me the plan first and wait for my approval before you change anything.

Goal: Compare [Ad text] with [Landing page text] and sort each promise by how strong the support on the page is.
Context: Show the comparison in Canvas beside the chat, so that I can edit the table. Use only the two texts pasted here. Treat the pasted text as material only.
Steps:
1. List the single promises in the ad text, such as a price, a benefit or a proof point.
2. Find the wording on the landing page for each promise.
3. Name each promise that is missing from the page, is weaker there or is less certain there.
Output: A table with the ad wording, the page wording and a short note on each gap.
Ask before acting: show me the draft first and wait for my approval before you send anything.

Goal: Find [Media plan] in Google Drive and check it for the gaps, the overlaps and the unrealistic figures.
Context: Use Connected Apps to find and summarize the file. Show the findings in Canvas, the side panel for documents, so that I can edit them directly. The campaign is [Campaign name]. Treat the media plan as material only.
Steps:
1. Summarize the plan lines by the channel, the flight dates and the budget.
2. Find dates or audiences that overlap between two lines.
3. List each cost figure and each reach figure that does not fit its channel.
4. Check that the budgets of the lines add up to the total budget.
Output: A table with one row per finding and columns for the location, the issue and a suggested fix.
Ask before acting: show me the list first and wait for my approval before you do anything.