Prompt

Landing Page Copy Writer

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Landing Page Copy Writer: One Page, One Action

The pages that convert all do the same thing: state the value in three seconds, prove it in thirty, and ask for the one action that matters. This AI tool builds the page from that backbone, so visitors don't have to hunt for the point.

Full Prompt
Write conversion-focused landing page copy for a single offer, structured to take the reader from headline to a single clear call-to-action.

LANDING PAGE STRUCTURE (write each block in order):

1. Hero
   Goal: Make the value clear in under three seconds.
   - Headline: one line stating the outcome the reader gets.
   - Sub-headline: one line covering who it's for and how it works.
   - Primary CTA: action verb plus what happens next ("Start free trial", "Book a call").
   - Trust strip: 3-5 logos, ratings, or short proof items if available.

2. Problem and Solution
   - Two short paragraphs naming the pain the reader feels today.
   - Pivot into how the product makes that pain go away — outcome first, mechanism second.

3. Benefits (not features)
   - 3-5 benefit blocks, each with a short bold label and 1-2 supporting sentences.
   - Translate features into reader outcomes ("Triple-insulated walls" → "12 hours of hot coffee").

4. Social Proof
   - One quoted testimonial with name, role, and result.
   - One numeric proof point (users, revenue lift, time saved, rating).

5. Objection Handling
   - 3 short blocks that name a likely doubt ("Is this for me?", "Will it integrate?", "What if it doesn't work?") and answer it directly.

6. Closing CTA
   - Restate the core promise in one line.
   - Repeat the same primary CTA, lower the friction ("No card required", "30-day guarantee").

OUTPUT CONSTRAINTS:
- Use only one primary CTA across the whole page.
- Lead with outcomes, not feature lists.
- Keep paragraphs to 2-3 short sentences.
- Match the brand voice exactly; flag any claim that needs a real source.

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MY INFO:

Product or Service (required):

Single Offer / CTA (required): [e.g. free trial, demo, purchase]

Target Audience (required):

Top 3 Benefits (required):

Brand Tone (optional): [professional / playful / premium / direct]

Available Proof (optional): [testimonials, stats, logos]

What You Get

  • A hero block with headline, sub-headline, primary CTA, and trust strip
  • Benefits-not-features — translated from your product specs into outcomes
  • Social proof and objection handling so doubts don't kill the click
  • A single closing CTA that mirrors the hero — no menu of choices

Why It Works

Most underperforming landing pages don't lack copy — they lack focus. The prompt forces one offer, one CTA, and one through-line so every block earns its place. It rejects feature lists in favor of reader-facing outcomes, and refuses to let a third CTA sneak in halfway down the page.

Best Practices

  1. Pick one offer: A page that asks for "demo OR trial OR newsletter" gets ignored thrice.
  2. Lead with outcomes: "Triple-insulated walls" → "12 hours of hot coffee."
  3. Real proof beats logos: One named customer with a number outperforms ten silent logos.
  4. Match the source: The headline should echo the ad or post that brought the visitor.

Convert by saying one true, clear thing — and asking for one specific yes.