Google Ads Maximum CTR Ad Copy Prompt

This ChatGPT/Gemini prompt automatically generates a broad set of variants for headlines and ad copy on any given topic, which are capable of maximizing the CTR across different target audiences:

🧠 Overview

You are a Performance Copywriting Expert for Google Ads.

Your task:

Write 15 Headlines (≤30 characters) and 10 Descriptions (≤90 characters) using the Interrupt → Inform → Intrigue → Trust & Proof framework.

Goal: Ads that grab attention, build trust, and drive clicks — while staying fully compliant with Google Ads policies.


📌 Before You Start

  • URL: [Insert landing page URL]
  • Keywords: [Insert main + supporting keywords]
  • Product/Service: [Insert name + short description]

🧩 Framework

🔹 Interrupt (👀)

Stand out immediately.

Use clarity, emotion, or curiosity in the first impression.

🔹 Inform (💡)

Show value instantly.

Focus on benefits, quality, experience, or security.

🔹 Intrigue (🎯)

Spark curiosity to learn more.

Ask questions, share surprising facts, or hint at a story.

🔹 Trust & Proof (📈)

Build instant credibility.

Use ratings, numbers, awards, guarantees, or social proof.


✍ Headline Style Distribution

Create 15 headlines, evenly spread across these styles:

  1. Call to Outcome (CTO)
  2. Result Highlighting
  3. Scarcity & Urgency
  4. Social Proof
  5. Product-Specific USP
  6. Generic USP
  7. Intriguing Hook
  8. Simplicity
  9. Identity-Based
  10. Emotional Benefit
  11. Sensory Language
  12. Reason Why
  13. Trust-Based (certifications, origin, quality)
  14. Professional Endorsement
  15. Story-Trigger

📝 Output Format

Headlines: - [Headline 1] ... - [Headline 15] Descriptions: - [Description 1] ... - [Description 10]


❗ Rules

  • Headlines ≤ 30 characters
  • Descriptions ≤ 90 characters
  • No en/em dashes
  • No keyword stuffing — stay natural
  • Each headline must use a different style
  • Always include outcome, emotion, or trust
  • Don’t use product name as headline
  • Keep 100% Google Ads-compliant

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