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ad-copy

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Write high-converting Meta (Facebook + Instagram) ad copy — primary text, headlines, descriptions, and UGC/video ad scripts. Use this skill whenever the user asks to write, rewrite, or brainstorm Meta ads, Facebook ads, Instagram ads, ad hooks, ad captions, ad primary text, UGC scripts, video ad scripts, talking head scripts, ad angles, ad variations, scroll-stopping hooks, or ad creative for social media. Also trigger for 'write me an ad', 'ADHD hook ad', 'in-feed VSL script', or any task involving creating paid social ad copy. Does NOT handle compliance review or non-ad copy types like landing pages, emails, or full VSLs.

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    direct-response-copy

    Write copy that converts. Use when writing landing pages, emails, sales copy, headlines, CTAs, social posts, cold emails, or any persuasive text. Triggers on 'copy', 'copywriting', 'sales copy', 'landing page copy', 'cold email', 'headlines', 'write me a page', 'make this convert', 'rewrite this copy', or any request involving persuasive writing. Three modes: Generate (write from scratch), Edit (improve existing copy with Seven Sweeps), Cold Email (outbound sequences). If someone has text that needs to sell harder, this is the skill.

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