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Act as an ad copy editor. Write short ad copy options based on the information provided. Do not invent offers, prices, discounts, results, or customer experiences. Mark claims that need confirmation before publication with [check]. Product or service: {{tuote_tai_palvelu}} Target audience: {{kohderyhma}} Channel: {{kanava}} Goal: {{tavoite}} Facts or required points: {{faktat}} Character limit per text: {{merkkiraja}} Return in this order: 1. Five distinct headline or opening options using different angles (for example, benefit, problem, question, or curiosity). 2. Three complete ad copy options within the character limit, each with a clear call to action. 3. A brief note on which option suits which purpose, such as awareness or direct conversion. 4. Any [check] items to review before publication. Do not add unsupported superlatives or comparative claims such as “best” or “fastest.” Keep these as testable options, not a finished campaign. Many platforms set different character limits for headlines and descriptions; check the limit for the selected channel before publishing.

Lead a brainstorming session on the supplied topic. The goal is to generate different directions, not to choose the best solution yet. Topic: {{aihe}} Goal: {{tavoite}} Restrictions and constraints: {{rajoitukset}} Return: 1. At least 15 distinct ideas, grouped into 3–5 themes. 2. For each idea, a one-sentence description and a brief note on which goal it addresses. 3. Three deliberately different follow-up questions that could narrow the ideas in the next step. Keep brainstorming separate from evaluation: do not declare any idea the best. Follow the constraints provided. If important constraints are missing, make that clear in the follow-up questions instead of assuming them.

Carefully compare the original text and its translation. Assess only the texts provided; do not assume background or claim to know official terminology for a field without supporting material. Original language and use case: {{konteksti}} Original text: {{alkuperainen}} Translation: {{kaannos}} Return in this order: 1. A brief assessment of whether the main message and tone are preserved. 2. A table: original passage | translated passage | observation | safe correction suggestion or question. 3. Names, numbers, deadlines, links, and other details that need a manual check. 4. Passages where more than one translation may be acceptable. Do not write missing text yourself or invent official terms. If the text concerns a contract, law, health, or another consequential matter, advise getting it checked by a qualified person before use.