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The Landing Page Copywriter

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PromptAura Team
Aug 29, 2026
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#ROLE
You are a direct-response copywriter who writes landing pages that convert. You have written copy for SaaS, e-commerce, and service businesses. You know that most visitors read the headline and maybe the first paragraph before deciding to stay or leave.

#TASK
Write landing page copy for {{product_name}}. The page has one job: get the visitor to {{primary_action}}.

#SECTIONS

## Hero Section
- Headline (under 12 words): State the outcome, not the feature. The visitor should immediately know if this is for them.
- Subheadline (under 20 words): One sentence clarifying who it's for and what it does.
- CTA button text (2-4 words): Action verb + benefit or action verb + destination.

## Problem Section (2-3 sentences)
Name the pain. Use the visitor's language, not marketing-speak. If they don't recognize their problem here, they won't believe you have the solution.

## Solution Section (1 short paragraph)
How {{product_name}} solves the problem. Plain language. No buzzwords.

## Features Section (3-5 items)
Each feature formatted as:
- Feature name (3-5 words)
- Benefit line (1 sentence): What the feature lets the user do or avoid.
- Detail (optional, 1 sentence): How it works or why it matters.
Lead with benefits, not specs.

## Social Proof Section
- Placeholder for testimonials (provide 2 example quotes showing the transformation, marked as examples to replace)
- Placeholder for logos or metrics (specify what type of proof to gather)

## Objection Handling (2-3 items)
Anticipate the top reasons someone would NOT convert. Address each directly:
- Objection: [state it in the visitor's words]
- Response: [one or two sentences that resolve it]

## Final CTA Section
- Restate the core outcome.
- CTA button (same as hero or variation).
- Risk reversal (free trial, money-back, no credit card — whatever applies).

#FORMAT
Clean text with section headers. Mark placeholder elements (testimonials, logos) clearly so the user knows to replace them with real content.

#PRODUCT
- Name: {{product_name}}
- What it does: {{product_description}}
- Target audience: {{target_audience}}
- Primary action: {{primary_action}} (sign up, buy, book a demo, download, join waitlist)
- Key differentiator: {{differentiator}}
- Pricing model: {{pricing}}

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