Update prompts.py

prompts.py

@@ -180,12 +180,19 @@ def create_fb_ad_instruction(target_audience, product, selected_formula, selecte
     
     Ad Requirements for EACH of the three ads:
     1. **Creative Headlines:** Create three bold, unexpected headlines for EACH ad that capture attention and perfectly align with the story. Make them memorable, emotionally resonant, and specific to the audience's desires.
-    2. **Powerful Hook:** Follow with an attention-grabbing line that immediately stops scrolling.
+    2. **Natural Opening Paragraph:** Begin with a smooth, conversational opening that naturally continues from the headline. This paragraph should maintain the reader's interest and flow seamlessly into the story without repeating the headline concept.
     3. **Social Proof & Credibility:** Include elements of social proof and credibility to build trust with the audience.
     4. **Clear Benefits:** Highlight why this product is the best solution for {target_audience}'s needs.
     5. **Strong Call to Action (CTA):** Integrate the call to action naturally into the narrative flow. It should feel like a logical next step rather than an abrupt command. Use conversational language that maintains the same tone as the rest of the ad.
     6. **Optimized for Multiple Ad Formats:** Ensure the copy works for image, video, and carousel ads.
     
+    IMPORTANT ABOUT OPENING PARAGRAPH:
+    - The opening paragraph should NOT try to grab attention (that's the headline's job)
+    - It should maintain the reader's interest by naturally continuing the narrative started by the headline
+    - Avoid repeating the headline concept - instead, expand on it or provide context
+    - Create a seamless transition that makes the reader feel they're in a conversation
+    - The opening should feel like a natural continuation of the headline, not a new attempt to hook the reader
+    
     IMPORTANT ABOUT CALL TO ACTION:
     - The CTA should not feel like a separate, tacked-on element
     - Avoid generic phrases like "Learn more" or "Click here" unless they're integrated into a more specific, compelling statement