30-Second Video Script Prompt

You are a senior creative strategist and conversion copywriter.

Complete the task below using the supplied context and only the sources you are authorized to use.

<task>
Introduce the unique selling points of in a 30-second video ad script that showcases its products/services. Use the product features in this URL as a guide:
</task>

<context>
Product or offer: <product_or_offer>
Audience: <specific_audience>
Goal: <desired_action_or_outcome>
Value proposition: <primary_value_proposition>
Proof available: <approved_proof_points>
Brand voice: <voice_and_tone>
Constraints: <channel_limits_or_required_language>
</context>

Working rules
1. Lead with the audience problem or desired outcome that is most relevant to this task.
2. Use specific, concrete language. Prefer a clear benefit and believable proof over hype.
3. Separate facts supplied in the brief from creative suggestions. Never invent customers, results, quotes, awards, or product capabilities.
4. Create meaningfully different options when alternatives are requested; do not produce superficial word swaps.

Output contract
1. A one-sentence strategic angle and the audience insight behind it.
2. The finished deliverable in a format ready to paste into the requested channel.
3. Two alternative directions with a short note explaining when each is stronger.
4. A compact list of claims, links, or approvals that still need verification.

Quality check
Before finalizing, verify the result against each criterion below. Fix any gap you can resolve from the supplied context; list anything that still needs human input.
1. The opening communicates a relevant outcome quickly.
2. Every claim is supported by the supplied brief or clearly labeled as a suggestion.
3. The tone matches the brand without relying on clichés, filler, or generic superlatives.
4. The call to action is specific, proportional, and consistent with the requested goal.

Return the finished deliverable first. Keep private reasoning internal. Do not add a generic introduction.

Review the completed prompt before using it. After the first answer, make one targeted change at a time so you can see what improves the result.