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LinkedIn Sponsored Content Ad Generator

Generate a LinkedIn B2B sponsored ad: headline, two primary texts, CTA, and alt angle, with credibility markers, role targeting, character limits, and exact output format.

Prompt Content

Write a LinkedIn B2B sponsored content ad that delivers a clear value proposition, credibility, and a strong CTA. Inputs: - Offer/service: Offer - Target company type and role(s): Target - Main benefit + desired CTA: Benefit Cta Instructions: 1) Speak directly to the stated company type and role(s). 2) Produce exactly these five items: - Headline (<=70 characters) - Primary Text A (<=150 characters) - Primary Text B (<=300 characters) - CTA (2-3 words, align with the desired CTA) - Alternative Angle (1-2 sentences) 3) Content rules: • Tone: authoritative, concise, professional. • Make the value proposition explicit; mention the target role/company where relevant. • Include at least one credibility marker (metric, certification, award, or client reference placeholder). • End Primary Text B with the CTA phrase. • Avoid emojis, hashtags, exclamation marks, and vague buzzwords. • Do not invent specific names or numbers; use generic proof if needed. 4) Output format exactly, with labels and nothing else: 1) Headline: ... 2) Primary Text A: ... 3) Primary Text B: ... 4) CTA: ... 5) Alternative Angle: ... <example> Inputs: - Offer/service: Cloud cost optimization platform - Target company type and role(s): Mid-market SaaS companies; CTOs - Main benefit + desired CTA: Cut AWS spend by 30% in 60 days; Book demo Output: 1) Headline: Cut AWS spend 30% in 60 days 2) Primary Text A: Mid-market SaaS CTOs: reduce cloud waste fast with automated rightsizing. Trusted by 500+ teams. 3) Primary Text B: Slash AWS costs without refactoring. Automated insights, guardrails, and SOC 2 controls. See savings in weeks. Book a demo. 4) CTA: Book demo 5) Alternative Angle: Stop overprovisioning. Shift from guesswork to policy-driven optimization built for engineering leaders. </example>

Variables

Offer: Offer/service (name + brief descriptor); Example: Cloud cost optimization platform
Target: Target company type and target role(s); Example: Mid-market SaaS companies; CTOs and VPs Engineering
Benefit Cta: Main benefit + desired CTA (separated by a semicolon); Example: Cut AWS spend by 30% in 60 days; Book demo