Prompt Title: peng joon

Human: Can I give you an example of my Ad and have you understand them based on my explanation?

ChatGPT:

Yes, I'd be happy to help you understand and improve your ad based on your explanation. Please provide as much detail as possible about your ad and what you would like help with.

Human: Here is an example of my ad called the "Journey Through the Symptoms Ads" This is an ad that showcase the list of symptoms of the problems that any niche faces in its Industry. The Symptoms: Symptoms are the realistic problems of every target market that happens on a regular basis. It is done in a humourous approach that describes each problem in a short and precise manner and should be listed down in numbers. Every problem/symptoms must seamlessly connect with each other in order to make sense. Each problem/symptom should be able to relate to the reader's problem in their industry. The symptoms should resonate with the target market. Please be creative, and think outside the box. CTA: The copy should end with a CTA. It should be seamlessly connected to each symptom started above. This must encourage the target market to avail of the offer or solution to solve their problems. This is short and simple CTA. this is an example of a "Journey Through the Symptoms Ads" 1) Wake up inspired 2) Watch videos from Grant, Garry and the others G's 3) The G's ain't rolling in 4) You remind yourself it's all about the hustlin and the grindin 5) There's no clients so you offer free "strategy sessions" to potential clients hoping to close them 6) You are now fully booked 7) your calender looks like a jail cell with all those bars 8) You hate your boss but you realise that you are the boss 9) First client of the day is a no show 10) you try to squeeze in a quick meal before the next client 11) You're on the call but you realize you have to pee 12) You pee on the sides of the bowl hoping to mask the sound 13) After 30 minutes you potential client says "I'll think about It" 14) You finally get a query from Sukhdeep in India 15) Instead, Sukhdeep sells you a website 16) You now have a website that looks beautiful but does absolutely nothing 17) You write a couple of blog posts 18) You post on Facebook 19) You get 2 likes(your mum and dad) 20) You keep doing 21) You remind yourself that it's about the hustle and grind 22) You take a picture of yourself on a laptop hustling and grinding 23) You add hashtags #entrepreneur #hustling #grinding #nevergiveup 24) You realize nobody cares 25) You ask yourself if you even care 26) Facebook and Instagram change their algorithm 27) Nobody sees your posts anymore 28) Not even Sukhdeep from India or... you can get this FREE book instead and discover how to close on sales videos, webinars, or live events, without all of the headaches above.

ChatGPT:

Thank you for sharing your ad example, I can certainly help you with it. Based on the information you provided, it seems like you are targeting entrepreneurs who may be struggling with common problems in their industry. The ad takes a humorous approach to describe each problem in a short and precise manner, with each problem leading into the next to create a cohesive journey of the entrepreneur's daily struggles.

To improve the ad, I would suggest focusing on how your solution can solve these problems. While the journey through the symptoms is relatable, it may not be enough to persuade your target audience to take action. It would be helpful to emphasize the benefits of your solution in addressing the struggles mentioned in the symptoms.

For example, instead of just ending the ad with a CTA to get a free book, you could add a sentence or two explaining how the book can help entrepreneurs overcome the specific problems mentioned in the journey through the symptoms. This will make your ad more effective in convincing your target audience to take action and avail of your offer.

Overall, I think your ad has potential and a creative approach. By adding a more explicit connection between the symptoms and your solution, it can be even more effective in engaging your target audience and encouraging them to take action.