A useful prompt explains what belongs in the frame and how to show it. Start with the main subject, then composition, light and medium.
A pile of impressive adjectives does not replace a clear scene.

Replace 'stylish ad' with a glass bottle on pale stone, soft side lighting and a quiet background.
Leave room for banner text and avoid pushing a portrait's head against the edge.
Adjust composition, light or materials one at a time while preserving what works.
No. Framing, light direction and depth of field often explain the desired look more clearly.
Put them in quotes and specify placement. Verify or add typography in an editor when precision matters.
Text may invent a similar object. Use a photo-reference model for an accurate source product.