# Write host-read podcast ads from a sponsor's brief

Natural host-read ad scripts at the right length, built from the sponsor's talking points, with required disclosures and tracking.

- Topic: Content & Social Media
- Framework: RTF
- Level: Standard
- Tags: Writing, Write, Code, Fill-in Template
- Source: https://www.thinkwithprompt.com/prompts/write-host-read-podcast-ads-from-a-sponsor-s-brief

## Prompt

```text
Write host-read ad scripts for my podcast from a sponsor's brief.

**Sponsor brief or talking points:** [PASTE IT - product, key points, must-say lines, offer]
**Placement and length:** [pre-roll (15-30s) / mid-roll (60-90s) / post-roll]
**My show and voice:** [topic, tone, how I normally talk - paste a short transcript sample if possible]
**My genuine experience with the product:** [HAVE I USED IT? what did I actually think?]
**Offer and tracking:** [promo code, vanity URL, deadline]
**Things the sponsor says not to say:** [RESTRICTIONS]

Rules:
- Sound like me talking, not like a radio spot. Use bullet-style talking points I can riff from, plus a full script.
- Make it clear this is a paid ad (e.g. "this episode is sponsored by") at the start of the read.
- Only include personal endorsement if I have actually used the product; otherwise talk about the product without claiming experience.
- Keep the must-say lines exact, and say the URL and code twice, slowly.
- Match length: about 150 spoken words per minute.
- Do not make health, financial, or performance claims beyond what the sponsor's brief supports.

Return:
1. A full script with word count and estimated read time.
2. A talking-points version for an ad-libbed read.
3. A 15-second pre-roll version.
4. A list of claims I should confirm with the sponsor.

Mark anything not in the brief as [CONFIRM WITH SPONSOR].
```

## What to fill in

- PASTE IT - product, key points, must-say lines, offer
- pre-roll (15-30s) / mid-roll (60-90s) / post-roll
- HAVE I USED IT? what did I actually think?
- promo code, vanity URL, deadline
- RESTRICTIONS
- CONFIRM WITH SPONSOR

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