Video scripts for buyer groups
Give it one winning video script. Get a version and a page brief for each buyer group.
Video scripts for buyer groups is a free AI skill for the job "Write ad copy". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Level: advanced · Thinking: high
What it does
When one video ad wins, the fastest next test is the same ad for a different buyer. Many shops change everything at once, so they can't tell what worked. Here you change one thing: the persona, which means the group of buyers the script speaks to. The angle and the offer stay the same. The structure comes from a teardown of one supplement brand's ads. Each script opens with a symptom aimed at one group, reframes the cause, then walks a timeline (day 1, day 9, day 21), naming one ingredient and dose at each step. Results show as scenes, not claims. The mechanism comes before the benefit. Proof comes last, then offer, guarantee and scarcity. It suits products with several ingredients or features and distinct buyer groups. It does not suit a one-benefit product.
You give it
- Your winning script
- Product ingredients or features, with doses where they apply
- Buyer groups, each with their top problem and the words they use
- Your offer, guarantee and proof
- Claims you are allowed to make
You get
- One script per buyer group
- A matching landing page brief for each group
- Claim review notes for each script
Use it when
- One of your video ads is winning and you want to test it with other kinds of buyers.
- You sell a product with several ingredients or features that matter to different people.
- You want each buyer group to land on a page that matches its script.
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 winning script and the product facts, with doses or specs.
- List each buyer group with their top problem and their own words, from reviews if you can.
- List the claims you may make and the proof you have.
- Have a qualified person read every script before it runs, then test one new script at a time against the original.