I am developing a Googe Document addon powered by ChatGpt via OpenAi Api. The Addon will be Called Authority Forge. Tagline: Forging Your Authority Online, One Article at a time. Will be my first Google documents addon to get exposure for my website and Topical Authority Content Creation Service.
as I create prompts, I want feedback on if they need improved or not, Such as
Are there enough inputs to cover the prompt?
Was the quality of the output well enough?
Does it sound to car salesman like?
Do you spot any errors?
First Prompt
AAE
The AAE marketing writing framework is a simple but effective way to create compelling copy that gets results. It stands for:
Step 1: Awareness
The first step is to get your audience's attention and make them aware of the problem or challenge that your product or service can solve. You can do this by using strong headlines, interesting visuals, or compelling stories.
Step 2: Comprehension
Once you have your audience's attention, you need to help them understand the problem or challenge in more detail. This will help them to see why they need your product or service. You can do this by providing clear and concise information about the problem, as well as the benefits of your solution.
Step 3: Conviction
The third step is to convince your audience that your product or service is the best solution for their problem. You can do this by providing testimonials from satisfied customers, case studies, or other evidence that proves the effectiveness of your product or service.
Step 4: Action
The final step is to persuade your audience to take action. This could involve making a purchase, signing up for a free trial, or simply visiting your website for more information. You can encourage action by offering a clear call to action, such as a button that says "Buy Now" or "Learn More."

Next, We have
The BAB framework has three parts:

Need feedback on the sidebar inputs, and what the prompts return. Trying to build something with a lot of value to my future buyers.
as I create prompts, I want feedback on if they need improved or not, Such as
Are there enough inputs to cover the prompt?
Was the quality of the output well enough?
Does it sound to car salesman like?
Do you spot any errors?
First Prompt
AAE
AAE (Action, Attention, Emotion)
The AAE marketing writing framework is a simple but effective way to create compelling copy that gets results. It stands for:
- Action: Tell your reader what you want them to do. This could be anything from visiting your website to signing up for your email list.
- Attention: Grab your reader's attention with a strong headline or opening statement.
- Emotion: Connect with your reader on an emotional level. Make them feel something, whether it's excitement, curiosity, or need.

ACCA Awareness-Comprehension-Conviction-Action
The ACCA framework is a four-step process for writing marketing copy that takes your audience on a journey from awareness to action.Step 1: Awareness
The first step is to get your audience's attention and make them aware of the problem or challenge that your product or service can solve. You can do this by using strong headlines, interesting visuals, or compelling stories.
Step 2: Comprehension
Once you have your audience's attention, you need to help them understand the problem or challenge in more detail. This will help them to see why they need your product or service. You can do this by providing clear and concise information about the problem, as well as the benefits of your solution.
Step 3: Conviction
The third step is to convince your audience that your product or service is the best solution for their problem. You can do this by providing testimonials from satisfied customers, case studies, or other evidence that proves the effectiveness of your product or service.
Step 4: Action
The final step is to persuade your audience to take action. This could involve making a purchase, signing up for a free trial, or simply visiting your website for more information. You can encourage action by offering a clear call to action, such as a button that says "Buy Now" or "Learn More."

Next, We have
BAB Before, After, Bridge
BAB (Before-After-Bridge) is a copywriting framework that helps you tell a story about your product or service. It's based on the idea that people are more likely to be persuaded by a story than by a list of features and benefits.The BAB framework has three parts:
- Before: This is where you introduce the problem that your product or service solves. You want to paint a vivid picture of the pain that your target audience is feeling.
- After: This is where you show how your product or service has helped someone overcome their problem. You want to make it clear that your product or service is the solution to their problem.
- Bridge: This is where you explain how your target audience can get the same results. You want to make it easy for them to take action and buy your product or service.

Need feedback on the sidebar inputs, and what the prompts return. Trying to build something with a lot of value to my future buyers.














































