facebook-sales-storylisted

Generate long-form Facebook advertorials — first-person sales stories that make a reader feel a problem, trust a mechanism, and buy, without feeling sold. Use this skill when the user wants to promote a product, service, or offer through narrative: a story-driven ad, a native-style post, a direct-response Facebook story, a founder or origin story that sells, or a "how I found the thing that finally worked" piece. Trigger on phrases like "write a sales post", "Facebook ad story", "advertorial", "product story", "direct response", "story that sells", "promote this on Facebook", or any request to convert an offer into persuasive narrative. This skill owns the persuasion machinery that non-commercial storytelling deliberately leaves out.
chadjardine/marketing-copy-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 70

Install: claude install-skill chadjardine/marketing-copy-skills

# Facebook Sales Story ## Purpose Convert an offer into a first-person narrative that earns the sale through story. The advertorial makes a reader live the problem, trust the mechanism, and reach the end ready to act — without feeling pitched. The singular metric: does the reader buy because they believe, not because they were pushed? This is the engine non-commercial storytelling holds back. There the story serves an idea. Here the story serves a sale. The craft is the same. The intent is declared up front. --- ## Compose Backward. Read Forward. The reader experiences hook first, payoff last. You **write** in the opposite order. Lock the mechanism and the close before you touch the open. 1. **The offer + the real mechanism of difference.** Why this product wins where others fail — stated as one defensible, true reason. No mechanism of difference, no advertorial. You have a generic claim. 2. **The proof beats.** The demonstration, broken into discrete lived moments. 3. **The problem + the floor.** The pain, and what it really costs the reader. 4. **The hook.** Written last, aimed at the exact frustration the reader carries. --- ## The Architecture In reading order. Use every beat the offer can honestly support: 1. **The Hook.** Open on the reader's pain as a trap, in concrete terms. Name the exact frustration they live with. The reader thinks: *that's me.* 2. **Earned Authority.** The narrator has tried everything. Catalog the failed conventional fixes,