Four complete ad creatives, copy plus matching visuals, written against 10 proven frameworks and waiting in your review queue.
Three tasks, four finished ad creatives. The first task reads the client’s Brand Guide and website, picks 4 ad frameworks from a library of proven scaffolds, and writes the copy as deliverables. The second task reads the Brand Guide’s Image Generation Prompt Modifier and reference images, fills the matching template scaffold for each ad, and generates visuals that look like they came from the same art director. The third lands on your desk to review all 4 complete creatives before they go anywhere.
Run the Brand Guide playbook for this client first. This playbook reads the “Brand Guide” client note it produces to apply the client’s photography direction, visual system, and Image Generation Prompt Modifier to every creative. Without the Brand Guide note, Template 2 stops and flags the missing prerequisite rather than generating generic images.
Agencies running paid social or organic content who need a batch of on-brand creatives without starting from scratch every time.
Template 1: Ad Creative Copy. Reads the client profile, the Brand Guide note, and browses the client’s website. Picks 4 frameworks from 10 proven ad angles (see below), each mapped 1:1 to a visual scaffold in the template library. Creates one deliverable per ad with copy, CTA, and hashtags, plus a template_id and image brief in meta. When done, books Template 2.
Template 2: Generate Ad Visuals. Reads the Brand Guide note for the Prompt Modifier and reference image URLs. For each deliverable from Template 1, looks up the template scaffold, fills its bracketed placeholders with the copy, hex colors, fonts, and offering details, prepends the Prompt Modifier, picks the best reference image URL as a visual style reference, and generates the image. Updates the deliverable to embed the image. If no Brand Guide note exists, it stops and creates a “Blocked: Brand Guide missing” deliverable instead. When done, books Template 3.
Template 3: Review Ad Creatives. You check each deliverable’s copy and image against the Brand Guide reference images, edit what needs adjusting, and schedule through your posting tool.
The AI picks the 4 that best fit the client. Each framework is a proven advertising angle:
| Framework | Best for |
|---|---|
| Us vs. Them | Differentiation in competitive markets |
| Myth vs. Truth | Education, authority, thought leadership |
| Social Proof / Results | Trust-building, bottom-of-funnel |
| Before & After | Visual services, transformation stories |
| Scroll-Stopping Hook | Awareness, top-of-funnel reach |
| Clean Offer | Promotions, launches, limited-time offers |
| Problem-Agitate-Solution | Service businesses, pain-point marketing |
| Did You Know | Education, shareable content |
| Quote / Authority | Personal branding, credibility |
| Behind the Scenes | Authenticity, humanizing the brand |
meta_ads_report to Template 1’s tools and a line to the prompt: “Check the client’s current Meta ads to see what’s already running. Avoid duplicating active angles.” The 10 ad template scaffolds are adapted from a public prompt walkthrough shared by Will Sartorius and the Adcrate team: Nano Banana 2 Prompt Document and their YouTube walkthrough. We have rewritten the scaffolds in our own voice and trimmed the set to ten, but the underlying angles and composition structures are theirs.
Paste these into Settings → Task Templates in your Lifted Work account. Create a template group, add each template in order. When you create tasks from these templates, the AI picks up client context automatically.
You are going to create 4 different ads, 2 for Meta Ads, 2 for Google Ads.
Read the client profile. Look up the “Brand Guide” client note. Browse the client’s website for current messaging.
Pick 4 different frameworks from this list:
Create one deliverable per ad, titled “[Framework Name] - [Platform]”.
Content: headline, platform-ready ad copy, one CTA, relevant hashtags.
Meta fields (step 2 reads these to build image prompts):
Writing rules:
Create a task from the “[2/3] Generate Ad Visuals” template, due 5 minutes from now.
This is going to give you 4 ads Meta and Google. You can paste in a specific url to a client’s page to generate ads specific to a lander if you’d like in the Lifty Prompt below before it runs.
10 scaffolds. Fill the brackets, do not edit the structure.
Did You Know. Use a [BACKGROUND] color field. Put a large bold sans-serif [HEADLINE] across the upper third, with [SUBHEAD] underneath in smaller type. Show [YOUR PRODUCT] in the lower half with [DETAILS] nearby on the same surface. Camera: 50mm at f/2.8, slightly above the product. [BRAND] logo bottom right. Keep it clean and authoritative.
Clean Offer. Split the composition horizontally: top 60% in [PRIMARY BRAND COLOR], bottom 40% in [CONTRAST COLOR]. Center [YOUR PRODUCT] on the color boundary with soft studio lighting. In the top area, set [YOUR OFFER] in large contrast-color sans-serif, with [OFFER DETAILS] underneath. Bottom area gets small brand-color text listing [VALUE ADDS]. [BRAND] logo bottom right.
Problem-Agitate-Solution. Set the scene in [SETTING] with warm natural light. Place [YOUR PRODUCT] on [SURFACE], slightly out of focus. Overlay a bold white sans-serif [SHORT HEADLINE] at larger size, followed by [FULL QUOTE 2-3 sentences] and attribution [NAME], [CREDENTIAL]. Add five filled stars in [BRAND COLOR]. [BRAND] logo bottom right in white. Shoot at 35mm f/2.0.
Myth vs. Truth. Educational diagram on a white background. Bold [BRAND COLOR] [HEADER] across the top. Center [YOUR PRODUCT] with even studio lighting. Draw four callout boxes around the product with thin connecting lines, each containing one of [BENEFIT 1-4] and a small [BRAND COLOR] circle. [WEBSITE] at bottom center. [BRAND] logo bottom right. The feel is a scientific diagram reinterpreted by a luxury agency.
Social Proof / Results. Social proof layout on [BACKGROUND]. Top line: [HEADLINE like ‘Join 1,000,000+ Members’] in bold [BRAND COLOR], with five filled stars and ‘Rated [X] out of 5’ beneath. Center [YOUR PRODUCT] at 50mm f/4. Below the product, a frosted white card containing five stars, [REVIEW TITLE], [2-3 SENTENCE REVIEW], and italic [ATTRIBUTION]. Under the card, an ‘As Featured In’ row with five grayscale publication logos. [BRAND] logo bottom right.
Us vs. Them. Divide the frame vertically down the center. Left half: muted gray-blue background with [COMPETITOR CATEGORY] header, a generic competitor product, and a list of [WEAKNESS 1-5] each marked with an X. Right half: [PRIMARY BRAND COLOR] background with [YOUR BRAND] header, [YOUR PRODUCT], and a list of [STRENGTH 1-5] each marked with a checkmark. A white ‘VS’ circle sits over the divider at the top. [BRAND] logo bottom right.
Before & After. This has to look like a real phone post, not a polished ad. Split-screen before/after. LEFT: grainy iPhone mirror selfie, [PERSON] in a dimly lit bathroom, [BEFORE STATE], harsh overhead lighting, handwritten white [BEFORE DATE]. RIGHT: same person, same bathroom, now in bright natural light, [AFTER STATE], with [PRODUCT] visible on the counter, handwritten white [AFTER DATE]. Top center: [TIMEFRAME] on [BRAND] plus emoji. Feels like it was stitched together in CapCut.
Quote / Authority. Full-bleed background in a solid [BRAND COLOR] block. Upper half: a bold italic serif [PULL-QUOTE] (4-8 most emotional words of the review) in white with curly quotation marks. Below it, five large filled gold stars in a row. Bottom-left, overlapping the color block, place a white rounded review card with a soft shadow: gray avatar icon, bold [REVIEWER NAME] with a small [FLAG EMOJI], blue checkmark and ‘Verified Reviewer’ in blue, review body 4-6 lines trailing into ‘…Read more’ in bold [BRAND COLOR], and ‘Was this review helpful?’ with thumbs-up and count. Bottom-right, overlapping both card and background: [YOUR PRODUCT] angled toward the viewer with a soft shadow.
Scroll-Stopping Hook. Clean white background. Top-center: large [ACCENT COLOR] opening quotation marks. Below, a three-part headline: an italic-serif [SETUP LINE], then an oversized heavy-weight bold all-caps sans-serif [BAIT PHRASE] filling two lines, then a smaller sentence-case [REVEAL]. Closing quotation marks and regular-weight [ATTRIBUTION] close it out. Lower-left third: [YOUR PRODUCT] at a slight angle with [PRODUCT DETAILS], a circular [TRUST BADGE] to its left. Lower-right third: five filled [ACCENT COLOR] stars with bold [REVIEW COUNT] 5-Star Reviews.
Behind the Scenes. Background is a vibrant [GRADIENT] running diagonally from upper-left to lower-right. Upper-left carries a loose, expressive, oversized [FONT STYLE] white [BOLD STATEMENT]; the copy is the ad. Upper-right: [PERSON DETAIL] reaching down into frame toward [YOUR PRODUCT], which sits center-right below the midline. Bottom-left: [BRAND] logo in [LOGO COLOR] with [PRODUCT DESCRIPTOR] in smaller type. No stats, no review cards. The gradient and the line carry the whole creative.
Global constraints (append to every filled prompt): no watermarks beyond the [BRAND] logo where specified, no extra text beyond what is specified, no clip art, no stock-photo tropes, single focal point, clean composition, any text must be large enough to be impactful on mobile.
Look up the “Brand Guide” client note.
From the Brand Guide, extract:
List task deliverables with content. For each ad deliverable, generate one appropriate image.
For each deliverable:
Generate each image with the assembled prompt, reference image URL, aspect ratio from meta (default “1:1”), and this client. Update the appropriate deliverables by prepending the image as inline markdown: .
Create a task from the “[3/3] Review Ad Creatives” template, due tomorrow.
AI has generated 4 ad creatives with copy and brand-matched images. Review before scheduling:
FAQ
The default chain produces four complete ad concepts, each with copy and a matching visual, then creates a review task. You can change the count in the templates when a campaign needs a smaller test or a larger batch.
The Brand Guide supplies voice, positioning, colors, image direction, offering details, and approved reference images. Without those constraints, a generated ad may fit the framework but still look or sound unrelated to the client.
Match the framework to the audience's awareness, the strength of available proof, the offer, and the campaign objective. Keep each concept distinct enough that the test reveals something about the message, not just a color or layout preference.
Verify the offer, claims, prices, dates, disclosures, landing page, brand details, and any text inside the image. Check platform policy and make sure the four concepts are meaningfully different before assigning spend.
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