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Best Prompt for AI Brief Guideline Checker
This prompt checks draft AI Brief guidelines for AI Max before they reach Google Ads. Get the right guideline type and approver for each one, a tighter rewrite, and a dry run that shows whether the wording holds.
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The Prompt: AI Brief Guideline Checker
This prompt checks draft AI Brief guidelines for AI Max before they reach Google Ads. Get the right guideline type and approver for each one, a tighter rewrite, and a dry run that shows whether the wording holds.
Task: Check {{draft guidelines}} for {{campaign}} and prepare each one for AI Brief in AI Max.
Definitions:
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Messaging guideline: Governs what generated ads say, such as brand voice, claims and banned phrases.
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Matching guideline: Governs which searches the campaign leans toward or away from. It is a targeting instruction written as a sentence.
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Audience guideline: Pairs a specific segment with the message that segment should see. Without its segment, it is just a messaging rule.
Directions:
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For each draft guideline, name the type it belongs to by what it changes first: ad wording, which searches, or which message a segment sees.
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Flag type mismatches, such as a targeting problem written as a messaging guideline, and move each one to the right type.
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Name the approver for each guideline: brand or communications for messaging, compliance or legal for regulated claims, the budget owner for matching, and product marketing with brand review for audience.
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State what each guideline does not decide, such as budget, whether an offer should run, or whether a segment is profitable.
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Rewrite each guideline as one sentence with one constraint. Split any sentence that carries two.
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Dry run: write 10 to 15 sample ad lines or search themes against each rewritten guideline, then check them for under-compliance (the rule is ignored), over-compliance (useful information is dropped) and scope creep (the rule shows up where it should not).
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For any guideline that fails the dry run, explain which signal failed and rewrite it once more.
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Confirm AI Brief availability for {{campaign type}} (Search first, with Performance Max and Shopping on a later timeline as announced), check Google Ads announcements from the last 90 days on AI Brief, and state what you found.
User Inputs:
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Draft Guidelines: {{paste each guideline on its own line}}
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Campaign: {{campaign name and what it sells}}
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Campaign Type: {{Search, Performance Max, or Shopping}}
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Regulated Claims: {{any claims legal must review, or none}}
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Approvers: {{names or roles for brand, compliance, and budget}}
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- Catches guidelines written into the wrong type, where they are obeyed and still fail.
- Puts a named approver on every matching guideline, the type that usually has no owner.
- Runs the dry run across GPT-4, Gemini and Claude in one TeamAI workspace, so ambiguous wording shows up before it goes live.
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