Write landing page copy that converts

This prompt writes copy for a landing page. You describe the product or offer, target customer, main problem, your proof such as reviews, numbers or logos, and the single action you want visitors to take.

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Write landing page copy.

Product or offer: [PRODUCT]
Target customer: [WHO]
Main problem: [PROBLEM]
Proof I have: [REVIEWS, NUMBERS, LOGOS]
Action I want: [SIGN UP / BUY / BOOK]

Sections: headline and subheadline, 3 benefits, how it works (3 steps), proof, objection handling FAQ (4 questions), and a final call to action. Clear language, no hype words.

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One page, one goal. Every section should push toward a single action.

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What you will get

Copy for a full landing page: headline and subheadline, three benefits, a three step how it works, a proof section, four objection handling questions and a closing call to action, in plain words with no hype.

Why it works

The fields in the prompt match the questions a visitor has in order: what is it, is it for me, does it work, what if, and what now. The proof line keeps claims honest, and “no hype words” cuts the vague superlatives that make readers trust a page less. The FAQ handles doubts before they turn into a closed tab.

Common mistake

The benefits are features in disguise.

Fix: Ask it to finish each benefit with “so you can…” and keep only what the customer gets out of it.

Also watch for

The proof section makes up reviews or numbers. Give only real proof in the prompt and tell it to leave a placeholder if you have none yet.
The FAQ answers easy questions, not real doubts. List the objections you hear on calls or in messages and ask it to answer those.

Try a variation: write two headlines to test

Ask for two very different headline and subheadline pairs, one about the problem and one about the result, to test against each other.

Still not right? Reply with this

Check every section against my one goal, [ACTION], and rewrite any part that points somewhere else.