Write Compelling Sale Announcement Copy
ChatGPT Prompt
Write sale announcement copy for a {sale_type} on {product_category} running {duration} with {discount}. Produce the full set: email subject lines and preview text (three variants), email body, homepage banner, a site-wide announcement bar, and three social captions. Lead with what is included and the genuine reason for the sale — end of season, new range arriving, clearing stock — because an unexplained discount reads as inflated pricing. State the terms clearly: what is excluded, whether it stacks, the actual end time with timezone. Avoid manufactured urgency that is contradicted by running the same sale next month. Add a short segment plan for VIPs, lapsed buyers and first-time visitors.
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