Write launch post variants tuned to your audience
The launch is in three days and the copy starts from a blank page again. You get five genuinely different angles, sized for Telegram and VK.
Easy · 15 min · on an event
What you get
Variant 1, from the problem: "The warehouse closes at 6pm. Orders keep coming until midnight." Variant 2, from a number: "We cut order picking from 40 minutes to 12. Here is how." Variant 3, from a story: "We sat on this release for six months. Here is what changed." Gap [your case study] — that fact wasn't in the source data.
A sample on made-up data — your numbers will be your own.
Who it fits
- The launch is close, copy is written from scratch every time and it all comes out the same.
- You want to test several angles rather than pick one correct one by eye.
When it won't work
There's nothing specific to say about the product — you'll get five paraphrases of one promise.
How the agent does it
Gather the facts
Describe the product, the offer and the deadline — briefly, but with detail on what changes for the client. Attach your own posts for tone.
Run the writing
Five different angles, not five rewrites of one. Where a fact is missing, the agent leaves a visible gap instead of filling it in.
Review the variants
The post goes out under your brand's name. Invented details and stray promises are worth catching before publishing.
What you set
Connect Telegram and VK Ads. Manually: the product and offer, the platform, and 3-5 of your past posts whose tone you'd like kept.
What you'll need
Starter prompt
Copy the prompt or open it straight in a chat with the agent.
Write [5] post variants for the launch of [product and what changes in it] for [Telegram / VK]. Audience: [who they are, what they already know about us, what stops them]. Offer and deadline: [what we offer]. Make the angles different: usefulness, a specific pain, "before and after", handling an objection, news. Rely only on the facts I gave. Don't invent numbers, deadlines, testimonials or client names: if a fact is missing for a strong line — leave a [gap] and write what to fill in. Take the tone from the attached posts, not from ad templates. Output for each variant: the angle in one word, text within the platform limit, a call to action and a line "who it's aimed at".
Open in chatCheck the post variants. List: — claims that weren't in my source data; — numbers, deadlines and client mentions you added yourself; — variants that essentially repeat each other — say which two to keep; — promises we could be held to: guarantees of results, comparisons with competitors; — places where the text doesn't fit the platform limit or the link preview breaks. At the end: what you can rewrite yourself and where you need a fact from me.
A second prompt — the agent uses it to review its own work and show what's left for you.