What problem does it solve?
Writing short Vietnamese slogans and poster headlines that carry two layers of meaning is hard: most attempts become riddles, generic greetings, or off-brand wordplay. This Skill produces 3-5 genuinely distinct dual-meaning copy options for posters, social feeds, and holiday campaigns, each with a clear surface layer and brand layer, plus a visual brief ready to hand off to a designer.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Dual-Layer Copy Generation: Produces 3-5 slogan options using 8 distinct rhetorical formulas (word insertion, dual-meaning numbers, industry term appropriation, object voice, character splitting, parallel pairs, three-scene poetry, restraint), each with surface meaning, hidden brand meaning, and a one-arrow association chain.
- Hook-First Method: Checks five connection hooks (familiar idioms, occasion verbs, product attributes, numbers, concrete scenes) before choosing a formula, and refuses to force copy when no genuine hook exists.
- Visual Brief Handoff: Outputs a structured brief (subject, layout, ratio, color, licensed font) for downstream image-brief or design skills, without rendering images itself.
- Hard Boundaries: Enforces 11 content rules covering disasters, exploitation, minors, competitor naming, medical claims, and consent, aligned with Vietnamese advertising law.
- Use Case: A spa brand wants a poster line for International Women's Day. The Skill delivers three options (e.g., a number-based line like "21 jars. Not equal to 21 days."), recommends one, and hands a visual brief to the image-brief skill.
Quick Start
Ask the AI to write a dual-meaning slogan or poster headline for your product and occasion, for example: "Write a two-layer slogan for my 21-day spa treatment package for March 8, for a 4:5 feed image."
