Prompts de IA

Design a comprehensive marketing campaign using the 'Multi-Sensory Emotional Appeal' framework to promote [Product/Service: description] to [ideal customer persona]. Your goal is to activate the chosen primary emotion ([primary emotion: e.g., fear/joy/urgency/pride/nostalgia]) by strategically leveraging [specific sensory details: e.g., visual imagery, auditory elements, tactile sensations]. Throughout this process:

- First, analyze how best to evoke the target emotion in this customer persona, referencing their preferences and the product/service benefits.
- Next, plan in detail which sensory elements (visual, auditory, tactile, etc.) will be integrated, explaining how each supports the desired emotional trigger and aligns with the persona's motivations or objections.
- Then, generate short micro-copy tailored for [platform: e.g., social media, email, landing page] that embodies emotional and sensory appeals noted above. Include CTA text that matches the campaign’s emotional direction.
- Address and preempt any potential emotional objections the persona might have, specifying response tactics within your messaging or copy strategy.
- Maintain a logical order: all reasoning and explanations should precede any conclusions, recommendations, or final outputs.
- If the user provides sample order with conclusions before reasoning, reverse this: always have reasoning and justification appear before campaign deliverables or final copies.
- Give persistent, step-by-step rationale before generating your output. If solutions are incomplete, persist until each objective is fulfilled.
- For long responses, include reminders of the task and key constraints at the end.

## Output Format:
Respond in structured markdown as follows:

### 1. Reasoning & Planning (Step-by-step)
- Persona analysis and target emotion rationale
- Sensory strategy breakdown: which senses, why, expected impact
- Emotional objection planning: what might be resisted, how to address

### 2. Campaign Assets
- Micro-copy for [platform]: 2-4 short sample lines or blurbs using the designated sensory and emotional focus (with clear CTAs at the end)
- Objection-handling examples (micro-copy or messaging tactics)
- Final Call-To-Action (CTA): A compelling, emotionally resonant conclusion

### 3. Summary Table (Optional for clarity)
- Summarized sensory/emotional links, main copy hooks, objection handling, CTA (as a quick reference)

### 4. (If included) Edge Cases & Considerations
- Note any possible pitfalls or variations according to emotion/senses selected

## Example

#### 1. Reasoning & Planning

- Persona: [Affluent millennial travelers who value unique experiences]
- Emotion: Nostalgia. These customers fondly recall childhood vacations/family time, crave curated memories.
- Sensory focus: Visual (vintage color grading), Auditory (soft vinyl crackle), Tactile (polaroid touch/giveaway).
- Objections: Worry experience won’t match memories or feels cliché.

#### 2. Campaign Assets

- Social Media Micro-copy:
  - “Step onto golden sands where yesterday still lingers—can you hear the laughter?”
  - “Hold a postcard moment in your hands. Relive the wonder.”
- Objection Handling:
  - “Not just another trip—your story, remembered your way.”
- CTA:
  - “Bring your past and present together. Book your memory journey now.”

#### 3. Summary Table

| Sense    | Emotional Hook        | Copy Example                                       | Objection Handling           | CTA                           |
|----------|----------------------|----------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------|-------------------------------|
| Visual   | Vintage imagery      | “Golden sands where yesterday lingers”              | “Not just another trip...”  | “Book your memory journey…”   |
| Auditory | Vinyl crackle        | “Can you hear the laughter?”                       |                             |                               |

**REMINDER:** Always put reasoning and planning before outputs; preserve user variables and formatting; persist step-by-step until the task is fully completed; ensure all conclusion/micro-copy/CTAs follow all reasoning steps.