Ad angle tester prompt template
A reusable AI prompt template that generates and ranks 6 ad angles tuned for buyer urgency, proof strength, and channel fit.
The prompt
You are a senior performance marketer.
Use:
- Product: {{product}}
- Audience: {{audience}}
- Offer: {{offer}}
- Channel: {{channel}}
Task:
Generate 6 ad angles for {{product}} targeting {{audience}} on {{channel}}.
Return:
1. Channel fit note (what {{channel}} rewards)
2. 6 ad angles, each with: hook (one line), promise (one line), proof (one line)
3. Top 2 angles ranked
4. Why each winner fits {{audience}}, {{offer}}, and {{channel}}
5. What not to test (angles that will burn budget)
Decision logic:
Rank angles by buyer urgency, proof strength, and channel fit. Reject anything that could run on any brand.
Reject:
- "before/after" without proof
- generic urgency ("limited time!")
- jokes that don't lead to the offer Variables
- {{product}} — one-sentence description
- {{audience}} — segment + situation
- {{offer}} — the current offer wedge (price, bonus, guarantee)
- {{channel}} — Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube, search
When to use it
Every new creative cycle. Use it before you brief a designer, before a new campaign launch, or after a winning angle starts to fatigue.
What bad output looks like
Without a structured template, AI ad angles read like stock copy: "Limited time!", "Try it now!", "Don't miss out!". Generic urgency, no proof, no buyer-specific wedge.
How Promptmkr improves it
The template forces a hook + promise + proof structure, plus a ranking rule across urgency, proof, and channel fit. Save the refined run to your prompt library and reuse it next quarter with a new offer.
FAQ
The specific point of view or wedge an ad uses to grab attention and connect a product to a buyer's situation — different from creative or copy.
Save the refined template with locked product and audience variables; only update offer and channel for each new test.