Write Facebook ad copy
Never paste: Customer names, addresses or phone numbers without permission, photos showing house numbers or license plates, review content you don't own, or ad account login details.
When to use it
For a seasonal promo or hiring ad.
The prompt
Copy this, then replace everything in [brackets].
Write 3 versions of Facebook/Instagram ad copy.
Offer: [e.g. $0 diagnostic with repair, water heater replacement, panel upgrade]
Audience: [homeowners in town, radius]
Proof: [years in business, reviews count, licensed/insured]
CTA: [Call / Book now]
Each: hook line, 2-3 short lines, CTA. Plain language, no fake urgency.
Before / after
Before: An ad that says ‘Quality service at affordable prices.’
After (example output):
Hook: ‘Cold showers aren’t a lifestyle.’ Water heater out? We replace most in [town] same day or next. Licensed plumbers, upfront pricing, 400+ local reviews. Book online or call.
Tips
- Test hooks, not just images.
- Mention your town and service area. Local beats generic every time.
- Real photos of your techs and trucks beat stock photos.
- Review every draft before you send it. You’re accountable for what goes out.
Fill in the brackets
Type your details and the prompt below updates. Everything stays in your browser.
Leave out: Customer names, addresses or phone numbers without permission, photos showing house numbers or license plates, review content you don't own, or ad account login details. Use initials or general terms instead.