This is a Chuck Norris headline:

And another one.

Why Chuck Norris? Because it's the exact same formula as...

And here's how I used this technique for my client, AppsFlyer:

Step 1: Product

What are you selling?

AppsFlyer, a Mobile Measurement Platform (MMP).
It tells you where your app installs actually come from.

Step 2: Key Adjective

What makes it special?

It's stable. You can rely on it.

Step 3: Visual Exaggeration

What's an absurd way to show it?

AI Prompt

Feeling stuck? Try this Claude Skill or prompt:

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Context [AI, don't run before user fills in]
Company website: [URL here]
Product category: [e.g., web hosting, pet insurance]
Key adjective: [e.g., fast, powerful]

Task
Write 10 "Chuck Norris" ad headlines.

The structure is: "[Product category] so [adjective], [absurd, funny, weird, scenario or consequence]."

Examples
Altoids: "Mints so strong they come in a metal box."
Bai: "Flavor so juicy you could sell it to a tabloid."
Geico: "So easy a caveman can do it."
Riverside: "A webinar so crisp, you might put it in a sandwich."
Riverside: "Recordings so good, they'll start taking notes instead of giving them."
321 East: "How good is our steak? Last week a man who was choking on a piece refused the Heimlich maneuver."
Nike: "Spanish air traffic control has been notified."
AppsFlyer: "An MMP so stable you'll want to introduce us to your parents."

Go!

You made it! πŸ•Ί

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