Act as my customer and react to my offer

This prompt puts the AI in the shoes of your target customer. It reads your landing page, pitch or price in character and tells you what confused it, what it doubted and what would make it buy, then suggests three changes.

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Act as my target customer: [DESCRIBE THEM, e.g. a 38-year-old clinic owner who is busy and sceptical of new software].

Here is my [landing page / pitch / product description / price]:
[PASTE IT]

Stay in character. Tell me honestly: what you understood in the first 10 seconds, what confused you, what made you trust or doubt it, what objection would stop you buying, and what you would need to hear to say yes. Then step out of character and give me the three changes most likely to help.

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Run it twice with two different customer types. The objections often differ more than you expect.

Get a better result

What you will get

An in-character first reaction to your page or pitch covering what was clear in ten seconds, what confused them, trust and doubt, the objection that would stop a purchase and the three changes most likely to help.

Common mistake

The customer sounds like a polite AI and likes everything.

Fix: Make the character specific and a little tough, for example “has been burned by two similar tools and has five minutes”.

Also watch for

The feedback is vague, such as “make it clearer”. Paste the exact text and ask “quote the sentence that confused you and say what you thought it meant”.
You take one imagined customer as proof. Treat it as a draft of questions to test. Show the page to real customers before changing your offer.

Try a variation: change the buyer

As the tip suggests, run it again as a different buyer, for example the person who pays instead of the person who uses it. Compare the objections side by side.

Still not right? Reply with this

Stay in character and read only my headline and the first paragraph. Tell me in two lines what you think I sell and who for.