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Turn customer reviews into the top 5 ad angles, with hooks and sample ads.
You'll see the reviews pasted in, the pains and objections, the top 5 angles and a ready sample ad. The optional image isn't in the video.
What this use case does and who it's for
You paste a batch of customer reviews. Jeremy AI pulls out the top pains, desires and objections, and shows which reviews back each one. It pulls the exact customer phrases word for word. Then it ranks the top 5 ad angles, with a hook and a short sample ad for each, and tells you which to test first.
It's for ad buyers, agency owners and coaches who need fresh hooks and don't know what customers really say. The best hooks are already in your reviews. This finds them.
Nothing's published or sent. It's drafts only.
What you need before you start
A Jeremy AI account. Nothing to connect to try the sample.
A batch of real reviews, testimonials or survey answers. The sample uses 15. Number them.
The name of your offer.
Use only quotes you actually have. The prompt tells Jeremy AI not to invent any.
How to set it up
You use the default Jeremy AI worker. There's nothing to build.
Open Jeremy AI and start a new chat.
Check the worker selector says Jeremy AI.
Paste prompt 1 with your reviews in place of the sample ones.
Click Send message. Wait about 1 to 2 minutes.
Scroll the pains, desires, objections, quotes and the 5 angles. If the answer lands in a file card, open it.
Optional: paste prompt 2 for an ad creative image.
The prompts
Prompt 1 is the exact prompt from the walkthrough. The offer and all 15 reviews are SAMPLE and made up. Replace them with yours.
Mine ad angles from these SAMPLE (made-up) customer reviews for a made-up offer, "SAMPLE Launchpad Coaching". Use ONLY the reviews below. Don't invent quotes.
REVIEWS:
1. "I was posting every day for 6 months and still had zero clients. I was exhausted."
2. "I don't want to be that pushy salesy person on calls. It makes my skin crawl."
3. "Finally a plan that fits around my 9-to-5. I only had 5 hours a week."
4. "I got my first $3,000 client in week 3. I honestly didn't think it would work for me."
5. "I've bought three courses already and finished none. I was scared this would be another one."
6. "The price felt steep at first, but one client paid it back twice over."
7. "I never knew what to say in my DMs. The scripts took the guesswork away."
8. "My spouse thought I was wasting money. Now they ask for updates on my pipeline."
9. "I hated that every guru shows a Lamborghini. This was real, small, doable steps."
10. "I was stuck charging $50 an hour and burning out. Now I sell packages."
11. "Not sure it works if you're not an expert. I felt like a fraud before this."
12. "The weekly calls kept me accountable. I stopped ghosting myself."
13. "I wish I had found this a year ago instead of wasting money on ads that went nowhere."
14. "Too many tools, too many tabs. Here I had one simple checklist."
15. "I need proof before I spend. The case studies and the 30-day guarantee made me say yes."
DO THIS:
1. List the top pains, desires and objections, each with the review numbers that show it.
2. Pull the exact customer phrases (verbatim, in quotes, with review number).
3. Give the TOP 5 ad angles, ranked. For each: angle name, the customer phrase it comes from, a one-line hook, and a short sample ad (3 to 4 lines).
4. Finish with which angle to test first and why, in one sentence.
Drafts only. Nothing is published or sent.
Prompt 2 is optional. It isn't shown in the video.
Make an ad creative image for the best angle from the list above. Square 1:1. NO people and NO faces. Do NOT draw any text, letters or numbers in the image: leave a clean empty area at the top third for a headline I will overlay later. Use a calm desk scene: notebook, coffee cup, phone showing a blank screen, soft morning light, deep blue and warm amber colors.
Prompting tips and how to adapt it
Number your reviews. That's how every claim points back to the proof.
Keep "verbatim, in quotes, with review number." You can lift real customer words straight into your copy.
Keep "Use ONLY the reviews below." It stops invented quotes.
Use more than reviews. Survey answers, sales call notes and DMs work too. Paste them the same way.
Ask for your format. Want 10 angles, or a 15-second script per angle? Change item 3.
Always ask which to test first. The last line gives you a decision, not just a list.
Image tip. Prompt 2 bans people and drawn text on purpose. Add your headline yourself afterward so the words are sharp.
The result to expect
Pains. In the sample: no clients despite posting, hating pushy sales, no time because of a 9-to-5, being burned by past courses, not knowing what to say in DMs, and tool overload.
Desires. A first paying client fast, simple small steps, accountability and higher pricing.
Objections. Price, "will it work for me," a spouse who doubts it, and needing proof.
Exact phrases. Verbatim quotes with their review numbers. For example, "Posting every day for 6 months and still had zero clients."
Top 5 angles. Each has a name, the customer phrase it comes from, a one-line hook and a 3 to 4 line sample ad.
A test-first pick, with the reason in one sentence.
The wording changes between runs. Check the shape, not the exact text.
The reviews are sample data. Your own reviews will give you your own angles.
Common mistakes and fixes
A quote isn't in your reviews. Keep the "don't invent quotes" line. Check each quote against its review number.
The angles feel generic. Your reviews are too short or too few. Add more, with more detail.
The answer is long. It may land in a file card. Open it to read the whole thing.
The image has text in it. Prompt 2 says not to draw any. If some appears, send it again and add your headline yourself.
You expected it to publish ads. It doesn't. It writes drafts for you to use.