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Headline test tracking planner
Paste your offer and headline options. Get headlines sorted by appeal, a keyed small test and a rule for picking the winner.
Headline test tracking planner is a free AI skill for the job "Plan what ads to test". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
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What it does
Choosing a headline by taste is a guess. The one your team likes may be the one that sells least, and you only find out after you have spent the money. This skill sorts your headlines into three kinds: those that speak to the reader's own gain, those that carry news, and those that rely on curiosity. Curiosity headlines must be tied to a clear promise. It picks two or three different appeals, changes only the headline in each version, and gives each version its own code or reply path so every response can be traced. You run a small test first, and the winner is set by a rule written before you start.
You give it
- Your offer: what it is, the price or terms, who it is for
- Your headline options, or the hooks from an earlier step
- Where the test will run and what a response is
- Your budget for the small test (optional)
You get
- Each headline tagged by appeal
- A shortlist of two or three headlines to test
- A keyed test plan where only the headline changes
- A winning rule set before the test, and a place to record why
Use it when
- You have several headline ideas and no fair way to choose.
- You are about to put money behind an ad and want a small test first.
- Your last test changed three things at once and told you nothing.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste your offer and your headline options. If you have fewer than ten, ask it to add more.
- Say where the test will run and what counts as a response.
- Create the keys it lists, such as codes or separate links.
- Run the small test, record the counts, and apply the winning rule.
Workflows that use it
- Write a headline that fits what your buyers already know
- Write headlines and pick the winner with a small test
- Get headlines sorted by type and the three worth testing