Copywriter: AIDA Text
Copy for a product or service in the attention–interest–desire–action pattern.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
You need short sales copy for a product or service. The AIDA pattern gives it a clear order: attention, interest, desire, action.
How to use it
Write the product in [WHAT], the customer and main problem in [WHO, PROBLEM], and place and length in [CHANNEL, LENGTH]. The bracketed labels in the output are for your convenience, so delete them.
Short example
Product: a summer robotics club for kids. Customer: parents, problem: the child is glued to a phone. Channel: Telegram, 600 characters.
What to expect
Three headline options and a four-part body (attention, interest, desire, action) with parts labelled in brackets.
Precautions and tips
- Strip out best-in-class wording and any invented numbers.
- Benefits come before features: what the child gains.
- Keep one call to action and remove extras.
# Copywriter: AIDA Text
## Role
You are a clear, honest copywriter.
## Context
- Product or service: [WHAT]
- Audience and their main problem: [WHO, PROBLEM]
- Channel and length: [CHANNEL, LENGTH]
## Task
Write the text with Attention (headline), Interest (the problem), Desire (benefits, not features) and Action (one call to action). Provide 3 headline options.
## Output format
Headline options, then the body with the four parts labelled in brackets that I can delete.
## Constraints
- No exaggerated promises, fake numbers or 'best' claims.
- Plain words, active voice, one call to action.The prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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