📢 AdCopy — AI Ad Copy Generator

Google Search · Google Display · Meta Facebook/Instagram · LinkedIn Ads · A/B variants · Character count validated

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📋 Ad Brief
📤 Ad Copy Output
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Fill in your ad brief and click Generate to get platform-specific copy.

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Platform-Specific Ad Copy: What AdCopy Generates

AdCopy is built around the reality that ad copy for Google Search is structurally and tonally different from Meta or LinkedIn. Google Search users have high intent — they're actively searching, so headlines must match that intent and speak to a benefit immediately. Meta users are scrolling passively — the copy must disrupt attention before explaining a benefit. LinkedIn users are in a professional mindset — content must be insight-driven and free of hyperbole.

Google Search — Responsive Search Ads (RSA)

AdCopy generates up to 5 headline variants (30 characters each) and 2 description variants (90 characters each). This gives you assets to upload directly to Google Ads RSA format. The AI includes the primary keyword naturally in at least one headline (as Google's best practices recommend) and uses different value propositions across headlines to maximize machine-learning rotation performance.

Meta Facebook / Instagram

Meta ad copy has three distinct components: Primary Text (the main body shown above the visual, ideal at 125 characters for mobile feeds), Headline (bold text below the image, 25–40 characters), and Description (shown in some placements below the headline, 30 characters). AdCopy generates all three. Instagram copies follow a scroll-stop-first structure — the opening line must hook before explaining.

LinkedIn Ads

LinkedIn copy is the most restrained of the platforms. AdCopy generates Introductory Text (up to 600 characters) that reads like an executive insight, plus a short Headline (70 characters). Emojis are avoided. Claims are factual and authority-based. CTAs are action-oriented but not aggressive — "Download the report" rather than "BUY NOW".

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A/B Variant: Why It Matters

Every AdCopy response includes a structurally different Variant B. Research from WordStream shows that advertisers who run A/B tests on ad copy see an average 12–25% improvement in CTR over 30 days. The two variants use different psychological angles — typically Variant A leads with benefit and Variant B leads with problem-awareness or social proof.

Frequently Asked Questions

What ad platforms does AdCopy support?
5 platforms: Google Search (RSA), Google Display/PMax, Meta Facebook, Meta Instagram, and LinkedIn Ads. Each has platform-specific character limits, structure, and tone that AdCopy enforces automatically.
What is the A/B variant?
Every generation produces Variant A (one angle) and Variant B (a different angle — problem-aware or social proof). Built-in A/B test setup without extra prompting.
Does AdCopy enforce character limits?
Yes. Character counts are displayed per element. Google Search headlines are flagged if over 30 characters. Meta primary text has a 125-char mobile recommendation. Over-limit elements are highlighted in the output.
How does AdCopy handle different ad objectives?
The CTA Goal field directly shapes copy orientation. A 'free trial' goal produces low-risk CTAs and curiosity-reducing copy. A 'purchase' goal produces urgency and benefit stacking. A 'lead gen' goal focuses on the value exchange.
Can I use AdCopy for Performance Max?
Yes. Select Google Search or Display and generate multiple rounds to build a full PMax asset library. PMax recommends 15 headlines and 4 descriptions for optimal ML rotation — run AdCopy several times to get variety.