Write ad variants with a claims checklist
Explore different messages while making unsupported claims easy to spot.
Start with these inputs
- Approved offer and product facts
- Audience and target channel
- Length limits and prohibited claims
Follow the workflow
- Make a small approved fact sheet and list the channel’s current copy limits.
- Paste the sheet and limits into Claude with the prompt.
- Review each claim-to-source checklist and remove unsupported wording.
- Check the channel’s current policies and approve a small set for a later campaign.
Your starting prompt
Write five ad-copy variants for the offer below. Give each a different angle while using only approved facts. For each, return headline, body, CTA, and a claim-to-source checklist. Respect the channel limits I supply. Put missing facts in "Needs approval"; do not invent discounts, scarcity, performance, testimonials, or guarantees. Do not claim platform-policy compliance or predict conversion rates. These are drafts for human review, not a campaign to launch. Offer and facts: [paste] Audience: [audience] Limits and prohibited wording: [list]
What the output could look like
Illustrative example, not a recorded test result.
Illustrative example using invented sample inputs:
Headline: Find a workflow for the work in front of you.
Body: Browse practical steps, required inputs, and a prompt you can adapt.
CTA: Explore the library.
Claim check: no earnings or time-savings claim added.
Review before you use it.
Have a person review offer terms, claims, and current ad policies. This workflow does not create or spend on campaigns. Time is an approximate planning estimate, not a measured result. Free access has usage limits; features can vary by account.
Have a person review offer terms, claims, and current ad policies. This workflow does not create or spend on campaigns. Time is an approximate planning estimate, not a measured result. Free access has usage limits; features can vary by account.
Sources & review notes
By AI Flow Finder · Reviewed October 14, 2026. Documented means this guide is based on the sources above. It has not yet passed a recorded end-to-end workflow test. Tool access and limits can change.