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Crafting compelling social media ads takes more than just throwing some words and images together. To truly connect with your audience and drive results, you need the magic of copywriting.

What does this mean exactly? Copywriting magic involves weaving words in a way that attracts, engages, and motivates readers to take action. It’s about understanding your audience on a deeper level and speaking directly to their needs and desires.

When done right, copywriting can be the secret sauce that makes your social media ads pop. Here are some of the top ingredients you need to create irresistible social media ad copy:

1. Head-Turning Headlines

First things first, your headline is the gatekeeper of your social media ads. It’s what makes a scrolling thumb stop in its tracks. You need…

Match Of The Day host Gary Lineker has removed a social media post that called for Israel to be banned from international football.

The former England star, now one of the highest profile presenters on the BBC, retweeted a post by The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) on X, formerly Twitter.

In the post, PACBI called for “international public and official pressure on international sporting bodies” – including football’s governing body FIFA and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) – to suspend Israel’s membership and ban it from international tournaments and games.

The group, affiliated with the wider Palestinian-led Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement (BDS), called for the boycott “until Israel ends its grave violations…

Mayim Bialik has also been quite busy with her weekly podcast, Mayim Bialik’s Breakdown, since her departure from Jeopardy!.

Leaning into her background in neuroscience, she sits down with notable guest co-hosts like Frankie Muniz and John Stamos, and talks at length about mental health issues and emotional well-being.

Covering a wide range of topics like coping with ADHD, letting go of grudges, ego-based fear, and substance abuse, the show takes a profound deep-dive into the human brain while offering practical advice to its listeners.

Social media posts appealing to find the owner of a dog allegedly struck by a car have been shared widely across Facebook. But this does not appear to be genuine, as locations for the same “hit-and-run” incident claimed to have injured the same dog have been repeated across local groups ranging from the UK to America.

Multiple Facebook posts circulating since 28 November use the same image of a dog with cream fur being held wrapped in a blanket with blood on its muzzle, inside what appears to be a veterinary surgery.

The posts, some of which have been shared more than a thousand times, all share almost identical captions. They say: “I am urgently looking for this guy’s owner [heartbreak emoji] found him lying on the side road in [location].

“He was hit by a…