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Three Google Ad Copy Variants

Get a quick starting set of Google Ads copy to test, built around a product's strongest selling points. - Inputs: product name and key benefits to highlight - Output: 3 distinct ad copy variants, each with its own CTA - Tone: direct and benefit-first - Reminder: check character limits and ad policy compliance before launching

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Write 3 variants of a Google ad for {product}. Center them on {key_benefits}. Keep the tone direct and add a CTA.
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