/, update the
details for the current job, and send it when the request is ready.
Watch the walkthrough
Watch on Loom. Jump to 0:45 for inserting a Snippet or 0:56 for the spoken-hook example.Practical use cases
Start your next hook batch faster
Save the instructions that give you useful spoken hooks, then change the
product and audience instead of rebuilding the request for each campaign.
Compare ads using the same questions
Reuse an analysis prompt across your ads and competitor examples so your
notes consistently cover the hook, promise, proof, and next test.
Repeat a script or native-ad workflow
Keep your preferred structure and output format in one prompt so the
next draft is easier to compare, refine, and hand to an editor.
Save and use a Snippet
You need an active StefanBrain trial or plan to create Snippets. If your library is read-only, check your account access or contact support@stefanbrain.com.1
Open Snippets
Open Snippets from the sidebar and select New Snippet.
2
Give the workflow a recognizable name
Use a name you will remember when searching, such as Spoken hooks or
Native ad analysis. Add the prompt you want to reuse, then select Save.
3
Insert it into Chat
Open Chat, type
/, and find the Snippet by name. Select it to add
the saved instructions to your request.4
Add this job's context
Select the relevant Product, attach the ad or file when needed, and
supply the audience or angle for this request. Check the inserted prompt
for details left over from a previous client before sending.
5
Review the output and improve the reusable prompt
Choose the strongest results and identify what needs changing. If the
same correction helps every run, update the saved Snippet for next time.
Start with a spoken-hook Snippet
This pattern gives you a varied batch to shortlist before writing a full script. Replace the bracketed details when you use it.More Snippets worth saving
Ad breakdown → new concepts
Save this to turn a source ad into distinct directions for your own product, instead of copying a competitor’s claims or changing only a few words.Chosen hook → editor-ready brief
Use this after you have chosen a hook to reduce the back-and-forth between copywriting and production.Approved brief → 20 genuinely different angles
Use this when you need a wider test plan, not 20 versions of the same headline.Avoid carrying the wrong context forward
A Snippet saves instructions, not a reason to skip checking the brief. Before sending, confirm the product, audience, attachments, and requested quantity. If the output feels repetitive, ask for different approaches rather than minor rewrites. For example:/.