Write a drama-style ad script modeled on a winning ad with Manus

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Oct 5, 2026 by Yuanda W (@thankyouecom)

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Last checked

Oct 16, 2026

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Outcome

Manus wrote a drama-format script for one of the brand's top historical winning ad concepts, modeled on a winning drama ad from a beauty brand; the poster says it hit 5 ROAS right away.

Agent

Manus

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Here's a task I'd like your help with. Read it all the way through before you start.

Goal: Rewrite one of my best-performing ad concepts as a short drama-style ad script, using a winning drama ad as the model.

Check with me first: Which ad concept should you convert, and which drama ad should you learn from?

What I'll give you:
- My winning ad concept (script or description)
- An example drama ad I want to model

Rules:
- Keep the core message and offer from my original ad.
- Follow the structure and pacing of the example drama ad without copying its words.
- If something is missing or unclear, ask me instead of guessing.
- Stop at the script. I'll handle production and launch.

Output: A ready-to-shoot drama ad script.

You'll know it worked when: the script keeps my winning hook and reads like the drama format I picked.

Here's a task I'd like your help with. Read it all the way through before you start.

Goal: Rewrite one of my best-performing ad concepts as a drama-style ad script modeled on a winning drama ad.

Quick check first: tell me if anything below is missing or unclear.

Inputs (fill in or confirm):
- Winning ad concept
- Example drama ad
- Length and platform
- Brand rules
- Audience and offer

Rules:
- Break down the example's structure (hook, conflict, turn, payoff) before writing.
- Keep my concept's core message and claims; no new product claims.
- Write 2 versions with different hooks.
- Include shot notes and on-screen text.
- Keep the hook in the first 3 seconds and show the product within 10.
- Write dialogue that sounds natural when read aloud.
- Explain which beats you borrowed from the example and why.
- Avoid copying the example's lines or characters.

If you get stuck: If brand rules are unclear, ask. If a login, CAPTCHA or two-step code appears, stop and ask me to handle it; never guess or store passwords.

Verify before you finish: Check the script fits the length when read aloud.

Output: Two scripts with structure notes.

Done when: the script follows the drama structure and keeps my message.

Source

https://x.com/thankyouecom/status/2107259289224053025