Claude Prompt Library

LinkedIn Ads You Paste Into Campaign Manager

30 copy-paste prompts

Paste into Claude. Fill [PLACEHOLDERS]. Get sponsored posts, conversation ads, lead gen forms, and document ads with Campaign Manager fields. Then paste and launch. Not organic LinkedIn posts.

In short: This page contains 30 copy-paste ready prompts, organized into 6 categories with a description and pro tip for each. The first 5 prompts are free instantly, no signup needed. Hand-curated and tested by the AI Academy team.

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Conversation Ads

5 prompts

Conversation Ad Message Path

6/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes a full Conversation Ad for [OFFER] with subject, greeting, message body, and two CTA buttons a buyer can tap. Paste the subject, message, and CTAs into Campaign Manager, then set the sender and launch.

You are a LinkedIn Conversation Ads copywriter. You write the message unit people see in Messaging, not a feed post. <context> I need one Conversation Ad I can paste into Campaign Manager: sender note, subject, custom greeting, body, and two CTA buttons. Not InMail for a recruiter and not a sponsored post. </context> <inputs> - Offer: [OFFER] - Audience and why they would open this: [AUDIENCE] - Sender name and role: [SENDER] - Proof or NONE: [PROOF OR NONE] - Destination after tap: [LANDING PROMISE] - CTA pair I want: [PRIMARY CTA / SECONDARY CTA] - Words I never use in DMs: [BANNED PHRASES] - Voice: [PEER / DIRECT / CALM] </inputs> <task> Write 2 Conversation Ad packs. Each pack: 1. Subject (max 60 characters) 2. Custom greeting line that uses first name as {{firstName}} plus one true detail about [AUDIENCE] 3. Body (80-160 words) from [SENDER], one ask, no stack of links 4. Two button labels (max 20 characters each) matching [PRIMARY CTA / SECONDARY CTA] 5. The one-line destination note for each button so I do not mismatch URLs Open like a short note, not a banner. Use [PROOF OR NONE] once if it exists. Skip [BANNED PHRASES]. </task> <constraints> - Do not write five buttons unless I ask. - Do not invent a meeting I did not offer. - No circling back, touching base, or privileged to connect. - No feed-style hashtags. </constraints> <format> Return Pack A (shorter), Pack B (more context). Label every field. Star the pack to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: Send as a person, not the company page, unless you have a reason. Conversation Ads that open like a newsletter get deleted.

Five CTA Conversation Tree

7/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes a Conversation Ad with up to five CTA paths for [PRIMARY GOAL], each path a short next message you can load. Paste the opener, button labels, and follow-up messages into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn Conversation Ads designer. You write a branching message with up to five CTAs, each path paste-ready. <context> My primary goal is [PRIMARY GOAL]. I need an opener plus up to five buttons and the follow-up message behind each button. Campaign Manager fields. Not a chatbot spec and not a sponsored post. </context> <inputs> - Primary goal: [PRIMARY GOAL] - Offer: [OFFER] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Paths I can actually support (URLs or form or calendar): [PATHS I CAN SUPPORT] - Sender: [SENDER] - Voice: [PEER / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 1 opener (subject, greeting, body) and 4 or 5 CTA paths. For each path: - Button label (max 20 characters) - Follow-up message (40-90 words) that does not repeat the opener - Destination type: URL / Lead Gen Form / calendar / dismiss - Honor [PATHS I CAN SUPPORT]. If I cannot support a path, do not invent it At least one path must be a low-friction out (Not now, Send a one-pager). Rank paths by how close they are to [PRIMARY GOAL]. </task> <constraints> - Do not send people to a path I cannot fulfill. - Do not use five buttons that all say Learn more. - No fake scarcity. - Keep the opener under 140 words. </constraints> <format> Return Opener, then Path 1-5 with labels, follow-ups, and destinations. Star the tree to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: Every button needs a real next step. If two buttons go to the same URL with the same copy, you built a decoy, not a tree.

Warm Audience Soft Open

8/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes a soft Conversation Ad for [WARM AUDIENCE] that skips the cold pitch open and still names the offer once. Paste the subject, message, and CTAs into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn Conversation Ads copywriter for warm audiences (site visitors, video viewers, event registrants, customers). <context> I am messaging [WARM AUDIENCE]. They already know the category. I need a Conversation Ad that does not open like a cold sequence and still names the offer once. Paste-ready Campaign Manager fields. </context> <inputs> - Who is warm and why: [WARM AUDIENCE] - Offer: [OFFER] - What they already saw: [WHAT THEY SAW] - What I will not say (no we noticed you): [CREEP LINE TO AVOID] - Sender: [SENDER] - CTA pair: [PRIMARY CTA / SECONDARY CTA] - Voice: [PEER / CALM] </inputs> <task> Write 2 Conversation Ad packs. Rules: - Subject max 60 characters. No RE: tricks - Body names [WHAT THEY SAW] as a job or topic, not as surveillance - Never use [CREEP LINE TO AVOID] or close cousins (saw you were on our site, noticed you downloaded) - Offer appears once, late - Two buttons, one of them a light out Then write a 4-line do-not-say list for this audience. </task> <constraints> - Do not pretend we are already in a thread. - Do not invent a prior call. - No exclusive just for you unless I said it is exclusive. - Keep body under 130 words. </constraints> <format> Return both packs with every Campaign Manager field labeled. Star the one to paste first. </format>

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Pro tip: Warm is not permission to be cute and vague. Name why they are warm in one clause, then make one ask.

Event Invite Conversation Ad

9/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes a Conversation Ad invite for [EVENT] with who it is for, the time, and a Register path plus a quieter out. Paste the subject, message, and buttons into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn Conversation Ads copywriter for event invites (webinar, roundtable, live demo, dinner). <context> I need a Conversation Ad for [EVENT] I can paste into Campaign Manager. Who it is for, when it is, what they leave with, Register plus a quieter path. Not a sponsored event banner and not a newsletter blast. </context> <inputs> - Event name and format: [EVENT] - Date, time, time zone, length: [WHEN] - Who should come: [AUDIENCE] - What they leave with: [TAKEAWAY] - What it is not: [NOT A PITCH / NOT A PITCH UNLESS IT IS] - Sender: [SENDER] - Register URL promise: [LANDING PROMISE] </inputs> <task> Write 2 invite packs. Each: - Subject (max 60) that names [EVENT] or the takeaway, not Join us - Body that includes [WHEN] in one tight line, [TAKEAWAY], and who should skip it - Buttons: Register plus Send the recap or Not for me - A no-show reducing P.S. (what to have open, how long, recording yes or no). If I did not say recording, write [VERIFY] Honor [NOT A PITCH / NOT A PITCH UNLESS IT IS]. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent speakers, counts, or a recording. - Do not hide that it is a demo if it is a demo. - No last spots unless I gave a number. - Keep body under 150 words. </constraints> <format> Return both packs, field-labeled, plus a [VERIFY] list. Star the pack to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: Put date, time zone, and length in the body. A Register button that hides the time is how you buy no-shows.

Objection Ready Conversation Ad

10/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes a Conversation Ad plus three reply lines for [OBJECTION THEY WILL TYPE] so the first tap has an answer. Paste the subject, message, and CTA labels into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn Conversation Ads copywriter who plans for the first objection. <context> People will type or think [OBJECTION THEY WILL TYPE]. I need a Conversation Ad whose buttons and follow-ups answer that objection without a debate club. Then three short replies I can keep next to the inbox. Campaign Manager fields first. </context> <inputs> - The objection in their words: [OBJECTION THEY WILL TYPE] - The honest answer: [HONEST ANSWER] - Offer: [OFFER] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Sender: [SENDER] - What I will not claim: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [CALM / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 1 Conversation Ad pack: - Subject, greeting, body that steelmans the objection in one line, then [HONEST ANSWER] - Buttons: one that accepts the objection and offers a smaller step, one that continues, optional third for a doc - Follow-up message behind each button Then write 3 inbox replies (under 60 words) for the same objection after they write back. Honor [OFF LIMITS]. </task> <constraints> - Do not mock the objection. - Do not invent pricing I did not give. - No just curious if you have 15 minutes as the only ask. - Keep the opener under 140 words. </constraints> <format> Return the Campaign Manager pack, then the 3 replies labeled. Star the pack to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: Write the reply you would send at 4pm on a Thursday. Clever objection-handling dies when a real human has to type it.

Lead Gen

5 prompts

Lead Gen Form and Ad Pair

11/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes a paired sponsored intro and Lead Gen Form for [LEAD MAGNET] with form headline, details, questions, and thank-you copy. Paste the ad fields and form fields into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn Lead Gen Ads copywriter. You write the sponsored intro and the form as one promise. <context> I am gating [LEAD MAGNET]. I need Campaign Manager fields for the ad and the Lead Gen Form: headline, details, questions, privacy line, confirmation. Not a landing page and not an organic document post. </context> <inputs> - Lead magnet they actually receive: [LEAD MAGNET] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Proof or NONE: [PROOF OR NONE] - Fields I need beyond LinkedIn profile defaults: [CUSTOM FIELDS] - Thank-you next step: [NEXT STEP] - Privacy policy URL I will paste: [PRIVACY URL] - CTA: [DOWNLOAD / SIGN UP / SUBSCRIBE / LEARN MORE] - Voice: [DIRECT / CALM] </inputs> <task> Write 2 paired packs (ad + form). Ad fields: intro (600 / 150 fold), headline (70), description (100), CTA. Form fields: - Form headline (max 60) that names [LEAD MAGNET] - Offer details (max 160) - Custom questions from [CUSTOM FIELDS] only, each with help text and why it is worth the drop-off - Privacy / consent line that can sit next to [PRIVACY URL] - Confirmation headline and body that state [NEXT STEP] and what arrives when If [PROOF OR NONE] is NONE, do not invent a download count. </task> <constraints> - Do not add questions I did not list. - Do not promise a human call unless [NEXT STEP] is a call. - No we hate spam filler that hides the ask. - Ad promise and form headline must match. </constraints> <format> Return Pack A (fewer questions), Pack B (full [CUSTOM FIELDS]). Label ad vs form. Star the pair to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: The form headline should name the file they get, not Stay in the loop. If the ad and the form disagree, you will pay for empty jobs.

High Intent Short Form Ad

12/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes a short, high-intent Lead Gen Ad for [OFFER] with few questions, a blunt intro, and a confirmation that sets the next step. Paste the intro, form copy, and questions into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn Lead Gen copywriter for high-intent offers (demo, quote, trial, consult). <context> The offer is [OFFER]. I need a short form and a blunt sponsored intro. Few custom questions. Confirmation that sets the next step. Campaign Manager fields. Not a newsletter gate. </context> <inputs> - Offer: [OFFER] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Who should NOT submit: [DISQUALIFY] - Custom questions I truly need (0-3): [MUST HAVE QUESTIONS] - What happens after submit: [NEXT STEP] - What I will not claim: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [DIRECT / CALM] </inputs> <task> Write 2 packs. Each: - Intro that names [OFFER] and [DISQUALIFY] without being rude (600 / 150 fold) - Headline, description, CTA (Request demo or Sign up unless I specify) - Form headline (60), details (160) - Only [MUST HAVE QUESTIONS]. If I listed more than 3, cut to 3 and say why - Confirmation that times [NEXT STEP] (same day, 1 business day). If I did not give a time, write [VERIFY] Honor [OFF LIMITS]. </task> <constraints> - Do not add budget or timeline questions unless I listed them. - Do not promise a human if the next step is an email. - No limited time unless I said so. - Keep the intro under 400 characters if you can still be clear. </constraints> <format> Return both packs, ad + form, with character counts. Star the pack to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: High intent means they know the price of a demo. If you still ask company size, industry, and timeline, you are building a survey on a hot click.

Thank You Screen and Handoff

13/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes the Lead Gen confirmation screen for [WHAT THEY GET] so the thank-you matches the ad promise and names the next step. Paste the confirmation headline, body, and CTA into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn Lead Gen form closer. You write the confirmation screen and the one line that prevents buyer's doubt. <context> They submitted for [WHAT THEY GET]. I need confirmation headline, body, and CTA that match the ad they clicked. Campaign Manager confirmation fields. Not a 400-word nurture email. </context> <inputs> - What they get: [WHAT THEY GET] - When and how it arrives: [DELIVERY] - Optional extra CTA: [BOOK / VIEW SITE / NONE] - Ad promise they saw: [AD PROMISE] - What I must not imply: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [CALM / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 3 confirmation screens. Each: - Confirmation headline (max 60) - Body (max 75 words) that restates [WHAT THEY GET] and [DELIVERY] - Button label if [BOOK / VIEW SITE / NONE] is not NONE - A one-line mismatch warning if [AD PROMISE] and [WHAT THEY GET] are not the same thing If [DELIVERY] is missing a time, mark [VERIFY] instead of guessing. </task> <constraints> - Do not upsell a second product on the thank-you. - Do not say check your spam as the hero line. - Honor [OFF LIMITS]. - No we will be in touch soon with no owner. </constraints> <format> Return 3 labeled screens. Star the one to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: The confirmation is still an ad. If it says Thanks and goes quiet, they bounce before the file or the calendar loads.

Qualifying Question Set

14/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes custom Lead Gen questions that qualify [QUALIFY FOR] without turning the form into a long survey. Paste the questions and help text into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn Lead Gen form designer. You write custom questions that qualify, not a research survey. <context> I need to qualify [QUALIFY FOR]. Custom questions plus help text I can paste into Campaign Manager. Hidden-field notes if useful. Not ad intro copy unless a 2-line warning is needed. </context> <inputs> - Who is qualified: [QUALIFY FOR] - What sales does with the lead: [SALES ACTION] - Questions I think I need: [DRAFT QUESTIONS] - Multiple choice options I already use or NONE: [OPTIONS OR NONE] - Max questions I will tolerate: [MAX QUESTIONS] - What I can prefill from LinkedIn: [PREFILL OK] </inputs> <task> 1. Cut [DRAFT QUESTIONS] down to [MAX QUESTIONS] or fewer. Say why each survivor earns its drop-off 2. Write the final questions: type (short text / multiple choice / date), exact wording, help text, and options 3. Flag any question LinkedIn profile fields already cover so I use [PREFILL OK] instead 4. Write a 2-line form-details blurb that sets the expectation that this is short because [SALES ACTION] 5. If a question is illegal or creepy in a paid form (health, finances you do not need), refuse it and replace it </task> <constraints> - Do not exceed [MAX QUESTIONS]. - Do not add NPS. - Do not ask for budget unless [SALES ACTION] needs it this week. - Wording must be a person talking, not a CRM label. </constraints> <format> Return a table: keep/cut, question, type, help text, options. Then the form-details blurb to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: One question should change who your sales team calls. If a question is for a dashboard you never open, delete it.

Lead Gen versus Landing Split

15/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes two Campaign Manager packs for [OFFER]: a Lead Gen Form version and a landing-page sponsored version you can split. Paste each pack into Campaign Manager as its own creative, then launch the test.

You are a LinkedIn ads copywriter who writes a fair split: native Lead Gen Form vs sponsored post to a landing page. <context> The offer is [OFFER]. I need two Campaign Manager packs that share the promise and differ in capture. Not two different campaigns with two different stories. </context> <inputs> - Offer: [OFFER] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Landing promise: [LANDING PROMISE] - What the form collects: [FORM FIELDS] - Proof or NONE: [PROOF OR NONE] - CTA for form vs landing: [FORM CTA / LANDING CTA] - Voice: [DIRECT / CALM] </inputs> <task> Write Pack Form and Pack Landing. Shared: the same hook claim and the same [OFFER]. Pack Form: intro, headline, description, form headline, details, confirmation, questions from [FORM FIELDS] only. Pack Landing: intro, headline, description, and 5 on-page lines I can give the web team so the first screen matches the ad (they build the page, you write the lines). Call out the one line that must stay identical across both packs so the split stays clean. </task> <constraints> - Do not change the offer between packs. - Do not invent landing sections I would need a designer for. - No fake urgency on one side only. - Mark extra claims [VERIFY]. </constraints> <format> Return Pack Form, Pack Landing, the locked shared line, and a 4-line test note (what to hold constant in Campaign Manager). Star both as paste-ready. </format>

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Pro tip: Change the capture method, not the promise. If the landing ad sells a different outcome than the form ad, you did not run a split.

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Document Ads

5 prompts

Document Ad Intro and PDF Outline

16/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes a Document Ad intro and a slide-by-slide PDF outline for [TOPIC] that earns the tap without repeating the intro. Paste the intro, headline, and CTA into Campaign Manager, then upload the PDF and launch.

You are a LinkedIn Document Ads copywriter. You write Campaign Manager intro fields and the PDF outline, not the designed file. <context> I need a Document Ad on [TOPIC]. Introductory text, headline, description, CTA, plus a slide-by-slide outline I can build. Not an organic carousel caption and not a gated Lead Gen Form. </context> <inputs> - Topic and promise: [TOPIC] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Points I can defend: [POINTS] - Proof or NONE: [PROOF OR NONE] - CTA: [LEARN MORE / DOWNLOAD / SIGN UP / REQUEST DEMO] - Landing promise if they click: [LANDING PROMISE] - Voice: [TEACHER / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write: 1. 2 intro options (max 600, fold at 150) that tease [TOPIC] and do not paste slide 1 2. Headline (70), description (100), CTA 3. An 8-slide outline: cover, why it matters, one point per slide, closer that can stand without the click 4. Cover title (8 words or fewer) and per-slide headline (max 12 words) plus 25 words of body max 5. A note on what the PDF must contain so the ad is not a teaser deck Do not invent points. If [PROOF OR NONE] is NONE, skip a fake stat slide. </task> <constraints> - Claude does not generate the PDF. - No 14-slide creep. - Click must match [LANDING PROMISE]. - No swipe to unlock your potential. </constraints> <format> Return intros with [SEE MORE], campaign fields, then labeled slides. Star the intro to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: The PDF has to be useful if they never click the CTA. If slide 1 is your logo and slide 2 is a teaser, you bought a brochure, not a document ad.

Checklist Document Ad

17/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes checklist Document Ad copy for [CHECKLIST TOPIC] with intro text, a cover title, and a CTA that asks for the download. Paste the intro, headline, and CTA into Campaign Manager, then upload the checklist and launch.

You are a LinkedIn Document Ads copywriter who builds checklist decks people finish. <context> I need Document Ad copy for a checklist on [CHECKLIST TOPIC]. Intro, cover, checklist lines, closer, Campaign Manager fields. Not a blog and not a Lead Gen gate unless I ask. </context> <inputs> - Checklist topic: [CHECKLIST TOPIC] - 6 to 10 checks I have seen (my words): [CHECK LIST] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - The cost of skipping one: [COST] - CTA: [LEARN MORE / DOWNLOAD / SIGN UP] - Voice: [FIRM / KIND] </inputs> <task> Write a Document Ad pack: - Intro (600 / 150 fold) that names who it is for and [COST] - Headline, description, CTA - Cover title - One slide per check: the check as a spoken sentence, 1 line on the fail, 1 line on the pass - Last slide: how to use the list this week, then the CTA without a hard pitch Do not invent a check I did not list. Do not mock beginners. </task> <constraints> - Keep body text under 30 words per slide. - No buy my course closer unless that is the CTA I chose and the landing matches. - No fake 47-point audit. - Claude does not design the PDF. </constraints> <format> Return Campaign Manager fields, then slide copy. Star the intro to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: Make each checklist line a sentence someone has failed. Category labels like poor targeting do not get downloads.

Case Study Document Ad

18/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes case-study Document Ad copy from [CASE RESULT] with intro, cover line, and a body that does not invent a second metric. Paste the intro, headline, and CTA into Campaign Manager, then upload the PDF and launch.

You are a LinkedIn Document Ads copywriter for a single case. Copy only. <context> I need Document Ad fields plus slide copy for one case that ends at [CASE RESULT]. Not a proposal and not three case studies. </context> <inputs> - Result I can publish: [CASE RESULT] - Starting problem: [PROBLEM] - Constraint (time, budget, politics): [CONSTRAINT] - The move: [MOVE] - What we will not claim: [OFF LIMITS] - Client naming: [NAMED / ANON] - CTA: [LEARN MORE / REQUEST DEMO / DOWNLOAD] </inputs> <task> Write 8 slides: cover on the result or the constraint, problem, constraint, move, what we refused, result, what still broke, CTA. Also write intro (600 / 150 fold), headline (70), description (100). Caption-style intro should tell the human part that is too long for a slide. Mark any number I did not supply as [VERIFY]. Honor [NAMED / ANON]. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a second result. - No we drove 10x unless I wrote that number. - One idea per slide. - Click must not promise a second case. </constraints> <format> Return Campaign Manager fields, slides, and a [VERIFY] list. Star the intro to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: One case, one result. If you stack three logos on slide 3, it starts reading like a sales deck and people bounce mid-swipe.

Offer One-Pager Document Ad

19/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes a one-pager Document Ad for [OFFER] with intro text, page headlines, and a CTA that matches the file. Paste the intro, headline, and CTA into Campaign Manager, then upload the one-pager and launch.

You are a LinkedIn Document Ads copywriter for a one-pager offer. <context> I need a Document Ad that carries [OFFER] as a short PDF. Intro fields plus the page outline. Campaign Manager paste. Not a full deck and not a Lead Gen Form. </context> <inputs> - Offer: [OFFER] - Who it is for: [AUDIENCE] - Price or next step I can print: [PRICE OR NEXT STEP] - Proof or NONE: [PROOF OR NONE] - Objections I must answer on the page: [OBJECTIONS] - CTA: [REQUEST DEMO / SIGN UP / LEARN MORE] - Voice: [DIRECT / CALM] </inputs> <task> Write: - 2 intros (600 / 150 fold) that name [OFFER] without reprinting the whole page - Headline, description, CTA - A 1-page (or 2-page max) outline: headline, 4 sections max, objection answers, [PRICE OR NEXT STEP], CTA - On-page headlines only, 8 words or fewer each, plus 20-word supports If [PROOF OR NONE] is NONE, use a process proof, not a fake logo wall. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent pricing. - Do not turn it into a 12-slide story. - No limited bonus unless I gave one. - Claude does not design the PDF. </constraints> <format> Return fields, both intros with [SEE MORE], then the one-pager outline. Star the intro to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: A one-pager that is actually six pages of screenshots is a Document Ad people abandon. Cut until a buyer can finish it on a phone.

Intro That Does Not Repeat Slides

20/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes Document Ad intro options for [DOCUMENT PROMISE] that tease the PDF instead of pasting slide one into the intro. Paste the winning intro, headline, and CTA into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn Document Ads line editor. You write intros that do a different job than the PDF cover. <context> The document promises [DOCUMENT PROMISE]. I will paste cover copy I already have. I need intros, headlines, and CTAs that do not repeat the cover. Campaign Manager fields. </context> <inputs> - Document promise: [DOCUMENT PROMISE] - Cover title I will use: [COVER TITLE] - First three slide titles: [SLIDE TITLES] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - CTA: [LEARN MORE / DOWNLOAD / SIGN UP] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] </inputs> <task> Write 8 intro options (each with a 150-character fold and a full intro max 600). Rules: - None may open with the same four words as [COVER TITLE] - None may list [SLIDE TITLES] in order - Each intro adds context the slides skip (who it is for, when to use it, what it is not) - Pair each intro with a headline (70) and description (100) that also avoid the cover wording Then pick the pair where intro and cover do the most different jobs. </task> <constraints> - Do not rewrite the whole PDF. - Do not invent slides. - No download this valuable resource. - No hashtag brick. </constraints> <format> Return 8 numbered intros with character counts, headlines, descriptions. Star the set to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: If the intro and the cover title are the same sentence, you paid twice for one line. Put the story in the intro and the promise on the cover.

Thought Leader

5 prompts

Boost Ready Thought Leader Rewrite

21/30

โœจ What it does

Claude rewrites [POST TO BOOST] into Thought Leader Ad copy that can take paid traffic without reading like a banner. Paste the post body and campaign fields into Campaign Manager, then attach the member post and launch.

You are a LinkedIn Thought Leader Ads copywriter. You rewrite a member post so it can be attached and paid in Campaign Manager. <context> I will boost [POST TO BOOST]. Paid strangers will see it. I need a rewrite that still sounds like the person, plus campaign fields (name, objective note, optional company comment). Not a company sponsored post and not a Conversation Ad. </context> <inputs> - Post to boost: [POST TO BOOST] - Whose voice: [MEMBER NAME AND ROLE] - Offer I may mention once or NONE: [OFFER OR NONE] - What they will not say: [OFF LIMITS] - Audience I will pay for: [AUDIENCE] - Voice notes: [VOICE] </inputs> <task> 1. Diagnose in 4 bullets why the current post would waste thought-leader spend 2. Write 2 boost-ready posts (900-1,400 characters) in [MEMBER NAME AND ROLE]'s first person 3. First two lines must work as an ad fold. Mark [SEE MORE] 4. If [OFFER OR NONE] is NONE, no pitch. If it exists, put it late and once 5. Write a company comment (under 50 words) that does not steal the post, or write NONE if a comment would hurt 6. Campaign name and 2-line Campaign Manager setup note (objective, why this post is the creative) </task> <constraints> - Do not invent stories the member did not write. - Honor [OFF LIMITS]. - No thrilled to announce. - No banner-like last line (Learn more on our site) unless [OFFER OR NONE] exists. </constraints> <format> Return diagnosis, Post A, Post B, company comment, campaign name, setup note. Star the post to attach in Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: Thought Leader Ads sponsor a person, not a logo. If the rewrite sounds like your brand account, publish it as Sponsored Content instead.

Employee Thought Leader Pack

22/30

โœจ What it does

Claude writes a boost-ready employee post for [EMPLOYEE ANGLE] plus a company comment that does not steal the voice. Paste the post body and campaign fields into Campaign Manager, then attach the post and launch.

You are a LinkedIn Thought Leader Ads writer for employee posts the company will sponsor. <context> I need a post the employee can publish, then we attach it as a Thought Leader Ad in Campaign Manager. Angle: [EMPLOYEE ANGLE]. Plus a company comment that stays in its lane. </context> <inputs> - Employee angle they believe: [EMPLOYEE ANGLE] - Employee role and how they talk: [ROLE AND VOICE] - Proof they can name: [PROOF] - What legal or brand will block: [OFF LIMITS] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Offer or NONE: [OFFER OR NONE] </inputs> <task> Write 2 employee posts (900-1,300 characters) they could publish without a media team standing over them. Each: - Opens on a scene or a rule from their desk, not we at [company] - Uses [PROOF] only as given - Ends with a question they can answer when comments scale - Optional late mention of [OFFER OR NONE] Then write 2 company comments (under 45 words): one that adds a resource, one that is just a human nod. Campaign name + setup note for Campaign Manager. </task> <constraints> - Do not write corporate we copy in the employee post. - Honor [OFF LIMITS]. - Do not invent customers. - No I am humbled to work at closer. </constraints> <format> Return both posts with [SEE MORE], both comments, campaign name, setup note. Star the set to paste into Campaign Manager after they publish. </format>

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Pro tip: The employee has to want this sentence on their profile. If they would not post it unpaid, do not pay to put their face on it.

Contrarian Thought Leader Ad

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โœจ What it does

Claude writes a Thought Leader Ad post that argues [TAKE] in a way you can defend in comments after the spend starts. Paste the post body and campaign fields into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn Thought Leader Ads writer who will not write a fight the member cannot finish at paid volume. <context> The member believes [TAKE]. I need a boost-ready post and Campaign Manager notes. Disagreement they can handle. Not a dunk and not a company manifesto. </context> <inputs> - Take they will defend: [TAKE] - Usual line they are against: [USUAL LINE] - Proof: [PROOF] - Who this will annoy and why that is OK: [WHO IT ANNOYS] - Who they must not punch: [OFF LIMITS GROUP] - Member voice: [CALM / SHARP] </inputs> <task> Write 2 posts (900-1,300 characters). Each: - Steelmans [USUAL LINE] in 2-3 short lines - Argues [TAKE] with [PROOF] only. Extra claims get [VERIFY] - Does not insult [OFF LIMITS GROUP] - Closes with a question that invites a real counter, not pile-on Add 3 comment replies the member can paste when the ad is live. Campaign name + 2-line targeting warning (who not to include if the take would look like an attack). </task> <constraints> - No empty everyone is wrong. - No invented studies. - No personal insults. - Must sound like a sentence they would say on a podcast. </constraints> <format> Return both posts with [SEE MORE], 3 replies, campaign name, targeting warning. Star the post to attach in Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: Paid contrast gets angrier comments than organic contrast. If you cannot answer the take at 11pm, do not boost it.

Proof Led Thought Leader Ad

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โœจ What it does

Claude writes a proof-led Thought Leader post from [PROOF] with a see more hook that still holds when the post is paid. Paste the post body and campaign fields into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn Thought Leader Ads writer who leads with proof, then teaches one move. <context> I will boost a member post that opens on [PROOF]. Paid audience. Need Campaign Manager-ready post copy, not a case PDF and not a company banner. </context> <inputs> - Proof they can stand behind: [PROOF] - The one move that caused it: [THE MOVE] - Cost or constraint: [WHAT IT COST] - Offer or NONE: [OFFER OR NONE] - Off-limits claims: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [CALM / SHARP] </inputs> <task> Write 2 posts. Each: 1. First two lines name [PROOF] with no throat-clearing 2. After the fold, name [THE MOVE] and [WHAT IT COST] 3. One failure mode if someone copies the move badly 4. Close with a question about their version of the proof 5. [OFFER OR NONE] late or omitted If you want a second number and I did not give it, write [VERIFY]. Add campaign name and a setup note that this creative is a member post, not a single-image ad. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent metrics or logos. - Honor [OFF LIMITS]. - No we helped hundreds of companies. - Under 1,400 characters. </constraints> <format> Return Post A (punchy), Post B (more context), [SEE MORE], [VERIFY] list, campaign name. Star the post to paste into Campaign Manager with the member attachment. </format>

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Pro tip: Lead with a result you can show a skeptic in due diligence. If the proof is a vibe, paid traffic will treat it like a testimonial ad and bounce.

Comment Scale Thought Leader Ad

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โœจ What it does

Claude writes a Thought Leader Ad post on [THESIS] that ends on a question you can answer when comments scale with spend. Paste the post body and campaign fields into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn Thought Leader Ads writer who plans for comment volume from paid distribution. <context> Thesis: [THESIS]. I need a boost-ready post whose closer invites comments the member can answer at scale. Plus 5 reply seeds. Campaign Manager notes. Not engagement bait. </context> <inputs> - Thesis: [THESIS] - Member: [MEMBER NAME AND ROLE] - Proof or scene: [PROOF OR SCENE] - Question they actually want in the thread: [IDEAL COMMENT] - What they refuse: [NO PILE ON / NO PITCH IN REPLIES] - Voice: [PEER / BLUNT] </inputs> <task> Write 1 full post (900-1,300 characters) and 1 shorter alt. Rules: - Hook in two lines - Body earns [THESIS] with [PROOF OR SCENE] only - Closer is a question a busy person can answer in one sentence (story, number, A/B, example). Not thoughts? and not agree? - Write 5 first-replies the member can rotate so the thread does not go dead - Campaign name + a 3-line staffing note (who replies, what they never say) </task> <constraints> - No comment yes for the algorithm. - No prize, no tag 3 colleagues. - Honor [NO PILE ON / NO PITCH IN REPLIES]. - Do not invent a part 2. </constraints> <format> Return both posts with [SEE MORE], 5 replies, campaign name, staffing note. Star the set to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: Budget multiplies comments, including the bad ones. Write a closer you can answer twenty times without getting mean or salesy.

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Retargeting

5 prompts

Website Visitor Retarget Ad

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โœจ What it does

Claude writes a retargeting sponsored post for people who saw [PAGE THEY SAW] that names the job to be done without sounding like you followed them. Paste the intro, headline, and CTA into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn retargeting copywriter. You write sponsored posts for website visitors, not Conversation Ads unless I ask. <context> They viewed [PAGE THEY SAW]. I need Campaign Manager intro, headline, description, CTA that continue the job without surveillance language. Not a cold prospecting ad and not an organic post. </context> <inputs> - Page and what it offers: [PAGE THEY SAW] - Offer now: [OFFER] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Lines I will never use: [CREEP LINES] (always include we saw you / noticed you were on our site) - Proof or NONE: [PROOF OR NONE] - CTA: [LEARN MORE / REQUEST DEMO / SIGN UP / DOWNLOAD] - Landing promise: [LANDING PROMISE] </inputs> <task> Write 3 retarget packs. Each: - Intro (600 / 150 fold) that names the job or the decision on [PAGE THEY SAW], never the tracking - Headline (70), description (100), CTA - A 1-line image brief that does not look like a pixel screenshot of their visit - Skip every phrase in [CREEP LINES] If [PROOF OR NONE] is NONE, use a process next step, not a fake stat. Click must match [LANDING PROMISE]. </task> <constraints> - No still thinking about us. - No countdown unless I gave one. - Do not invent what they did on the site. - No Conversation Ad fields in this prompt. </constraints> <format> Return 3 packs with [SEE MORE] and character counts. Star the pack to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: Talk about the job on that page, not we saw you. Creepy retargeting is how you train people to block your domain.

Video Viewer Next Step Ad

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โœจ What it does

Claude writes a next-step ad for viewers of [VIDEO THEY WATCHED] that picks up after the last beat instead of restarting the pitch. Paste the intro, headline, and CTA into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn retargeting copywriter for video viewers. <context> They watched [VIDEO THEY WATCHED]. I need a sponsored post that starts after the last useful beat. Campaign Manager fields. Not a re-cut of the same script and not a Conversation Ad. </context> <inputs> - Video and the last beat: [VIDEO THEY WATCHED] - How complete I think they got: [25 / 50 / 75 / 100] - Offer now: [OFFER] - What the video already covered: [ALREADY COVERED] - CTA: [LEARN MORE / REQUEST DEMO / SIGN UP / REGISTER] - Voice: [DIRECT / CALM] </inputs> <task> Write 2 packs: one for lighter views (25-50) and one for heavy views (75-100). Light pack may restate the problem in one line. Heavy pack must not restate [ALREADY COVERED]. Both: intro (600 / 150), headline, description, CTA, and a 2-line note on which video-view audience to attach in Campaign Manager. Do not claim they loved the video. Do not invent a quote from it unless I pasted one. </task> <constraints> - No we noticed you watched. - No YouTube-style smash that subscribe energy. - Click must be a next step, not a replay unless I ask. - Mark guesses about the video as [VERIFY]. </constraints> <format> Return Light pack and Heavy pack, field-labeled. Star which to paste into Campaign Manager first given [25 / 50 / 75 / 100]. </format>

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Pro tip: If they watched 75 percent, do not re-introduce the company. Start on the decision the video left open.

Lead Form Abandon Retarget

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โœจ What it does

Claude writes a retarget ad for people who opened [FORM THEY OPENED] and left, with a shorter promise and a cleaner CTA. Paste the intro, headline, and CTA into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn retargeting copywriter for Lead Gen Form openers who did not submit. <context> They opened [FORM THEY OPENED] and left. I need a sponsored retarget (and optional shorter form copy) I can paste into Campaign Manager. Not a nag Conversation Ad unless I ask at the end as an alt. </context> <inputs> - Form and offer they almost took: [FORM THEY OPENED] - Why I think they left: [LIKELY STALL] - What I can remove (questions, time, legal): [WHAT I CAN CUT] - Offer still true: [OFFER] - CTA: [DOWNLOAD / SIGN UP / REQUEST DEMO] - Voice: [CALM / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 2 sponsored packs that name the payoff, not the abandonment. Each: - Intro (600 / 150) that addresses [LIKELY STALL] without you left our form - Headline, description, CTA - A shorter form headline + details + the cut question list if they land on a new Lead Gen Form - One line on the audience to use in Campaign Manager (form openers, exclude submitters) Optional 6-line Conversation Ad alt at the end, marked optional, still no guilt. </task> <constraints> - No you were so close. - Do not invent a new offer. - Honor [WHAT I CAN CUT]. If I cannot cut questions, say so and write a trust line instead. - No fake deadline. </constraints> <format> Return both packs (ad + shorter form fields) and the optional message alt. Star the pack to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: They already saw the long form. Your job is less friction or a clearer payoff, not a guilt trip about the empty fields.

Category Warm Retarget Ad

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โœจ What it does

Claude writes a category retarget ad for [CATEGORY] that talks like a peer, not a tracker, and offers one next step. Paste the intro, headline, and CTA into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn retargeting copywriter for warm category traffic (blog readers, competitor comparison, resource center, company-page visitors). <context> The category is [CATEGORY]. They are warm to the problem, not to my brand. I need a sponsored post with one next step. Campaign Manager fields. Not a thought-leadership essay. </context> <inputs> - Category and content they likely saw: [CATEGORY] - Offer: [OFFER] - How we differ in one line: [DIFFERENCE] - Proof or NONE: [PROOF OR NONE] - CTA: [LEARN MORE / DOWNLOAD / REQUEST DEMO / SIGN UP] - Voice: [PEER / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 3 packs: education-led, difference-led, offer-led. Each: intro (600 / 150), headline (70), description (100), CTA. Education-led may skip a hard offer until after see more. Offer-led must still teach one concrete thing so it does not read like a banner. No we saw you on our company page. If [PROOF OR NONE] is NONE, do not invent logos. </task> <constraints> - Do not name a competitor I did not name. - Do not write a 1,200-word essay intro. - No welcome back. - Click matches [OFFER]. </constraints> <format> Return 3 labeled packs with character counts. Star the pack to paste into Campaign Manager for a first test. </format>

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Pro tip: Category warm means they read the space, not that they know you. Introduce the offer like a useful next tab, not a reunion.

Stall Stage Retarget Ad

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โœจ What it does

Claude writes a respectful retarget ad for [STAGE] that names the stall without guilt and offers a smaller next step. Paste the intro, headline, and CTA into Campaign Manager, then launch.

You are a LinkedIn retargeting copywriter for late-stage stalls: demo no-show, closed-lost, trial expired, proposal sitting. <context> The stage is [STAGE]. I need a sponsored post that names the stall without guilt and offers a smaller next step. Campaign Manager fields. Not a breakup email and not a Conversation Ad as the main output. </context> <inputs> - Stage: [STAGE] - What we already did together: [PRIOR TOUCH] - Smaller next step I can honor: [SMALLER STEP] - What I will not say: [OFF LIMITS] - Time that has passed: [TIME SINCE] - CTA: [LEARN MORE / REQUEST DEMO / SIGN UP / DOWNLOAD] - Voice: [PLAIN / CAREFUL] </inputs> <task> Write 2 packs. Rules: - Intro may reference [PRIOR TOUCH] as work, not as you ghosted us - Name [SMALLER STEP] as the click (clip, one-pager, shorter call, new date) - Do not reopen a full sales cycle in the first 150 characters - Honor [OFF LIMITS] and [TIME SINCE] (no as if no time passed if it has been months) - Headline, description, CTA, plus a 2-line audience note (list match / retarget / exclude customers) Optional 8-line Conversation Ad at the end, marked optional, same rules. </task> <constraints> - No circling back, no bumping this, no you must have been busy. - Do not invent a new discount. - Do not threaten a close date I did not set. - Keep intros under 500 characters if you can. </constraints> <format> Return both packs with [SEE MORE] and character counts, audience note, optional message. Star the pack to paste into Campaign Manager. </format>

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Pro tip: Closed-lost and no-show audiences remember the last meeting. A cheerful just checking in ad makes you look like you do not keep notes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

That page writes organic feed posts you publish from your profile: authority, stories, carousel captions, hooks, founder notes. This page writes paid copy you paste into Campaign Manager: sponsored posts, Conversation Ads, Lead Gen Forms, Document Ads, Thought Leader boosts, and retargeting. If you need a see-more essay with no media buy, use the posts page.
LinkedIn reviews claims, destination mismatch, and prohibited categories, not whether a model drafted the text. Fill placeholders with offers your landing page or form actually keeps, mark extra numbers [VERIFY], and drop lines you cannot defend in a quality review. Then paste the fields and launch. A first draft you never edit is how you get a rejected ad or a cheap click.
Introductory text can run to 600 characters, but the feed often cuts near 150, so the first two lines have to stand alone. Headlines work best at or under 70 characters. The description next to the CTA is a short support line, about 70 to 100 characters. Conversation Ad subjects stay near 60 characters and button labels near 20. Lead Gen form headlines are short (about 60) and offer details about 160. The prompts print counts so you can paste without guessing.
No. Claude writes Campaign Manager text fields, card lines, spoken hooks, form copy, and a slide outline. You still upload the image, video, or PDF in Campaign Manager. Keep one idea per card or slide and put the extra story in the intro so the creative and the text are not the same sentence.
Name the job they were trying to do, not the tracking. Ban we saw you, noticed you were on our site, and still thinking about us in the inputs. Website, video, and form-abandon packs are written to continue a decision, not to confess the pixel. If a line would embarrass you on a sales call, cut it before you paste it into Campaign Manager.

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