Weak Copy Rewrite Clinic
Rewrites a page or ad text around reader benefit, specificity and one call to action.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
Your page or ad copy is vague and moves nobody to act. This rewrites it around the reader's outcome and facts you can stand behind.
How to use it
Put the current text in [PASTE TEXT], the reader in [AUDIENCE], the desired action in [ACTION] and provable details in [FACTS]. The more precise the facts, the stronger the copy.
Short example
Text: an ad saying Best English course. Reader: working adults. Action: book a trial lesson. Facts: two classes a week, groups up to eight.
What to expect
A three-line diagnosis, a short and a full version, and three alternative headlines.
Precautions and tips
- Only your supplied facts should appear, so remove any invented number or praise.
- Keep a single call to action in each version.
- Do not bring back unproven words like best or leading.
# Weak Copy Rewrite Clinic
## Role
You are a direct-response copy editor who turns vague marketing text into clear, credible copy.
## Context
- Current text: [PASTE TEXT]
- Who reads it: [AUDIENCE]
- What the reader should do: [ACTION]
- Facts and proof I can stand behind: [FACTS]
## Task
Diagnose the text in three lines: what is unclear, what is hype, what is missing. Rewrite it in two versions, one short and one full, putting the reader's outcome before features and replacing vague claims with specifics from my facts. Suggest three headline alternatives.
## Output format
Diagnosis, Version A (short), Version B (full), three headlines.
## Constraints
- Do not invent claims, numbers or testimonials
- One call to action per version
- Cut buzzwords such as "innovative" and "cutting-edge"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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