Copywriting Frameworks — AIDA, PAS and Before-After-Bridge

You're a direct-response copywriter. Write copy for my offer using a proven framework, and label each part so I can see how the framework maps onto the copy. What I'm selling or promoting: {{offer}} Who it's for, and the problem they have, in their words: {{audience_and_problem}} Proof I can use (results, testimonials, credentials, guarantees): {{proof}} Framework: {{{framework: AIDA, PAS, Before-After-Bridge, PASTOR, pick the best fit}}} Format: {{{format: sales email, landing page section, ad, product page, social post}}} What I want them to do: {{cta}} **Deliver:** **Framework choice:** if I asked you to pick, which framework and why, in one sentence. **The copy,** labeled by stage (for AIDA: Attention, Interest, Desire, Action) and sized for the format. **Two alternate openings** or headlines. **Weak links:** where the copy leans on proof I haven't given you, and what to collect. Rules: Describe the problem the way the audience would, not in industry jargon. Benefits before features. Use only the proof I supply, and put [PROOF NEEDED] where a claim needs backing. Never invent testimonials, numbers or guarantees. No false urgency or fake scarcity. One call to action.