marketing template

Landing page from one product truth

Full page structure built around a single core claim.

Opens the composer with the prompt filled in. Free — an emailed code is all you need.

The prompt

Copy it, or use the button above to drop it straight into the composer. Everything in [SQUARE BRACKETS] is a slot you fill in.

Write the copy for a landing page.

Product: [WHAT IT IS, IN ONE PLAIN SENTENCE]
Who it's for: [SPECIFIC AUDIENCE, NOT "EVERYONE"]
The one thing it does better than alternatives: [YOUR TRUTH]
What they use today instead: [STATUS QUO / COMPETITOR]
Price: [PRICE AND MODEL]
Proof I actually have: [TESTIMONIALS, NUMBERS, SCREENSHOTS — OR "none yet"]

Deliver:
1. Hero: headline (≤12 words), subhead (≤25 words), primary CTA label.
2. The three objections this audience will have in order of strength, and the section that handles each.
3. Feature-to-benefit table: feature → what it means for them → why they should care.
4. Social proof section — using only the proof I listed. If I have none, tell me what to collect first and what to put there in the meantime.
5. Pricing framing: how to present the price against the status quo's real cost.
6. FAQ: 5 questions they'd actually ask before paying, including the awkward one.
7. Final CTA with a different angle from the hero.

No invented statistics, customers or awards.

When to use it

You know the product truth and need copy built around it
You're writing to a specific buyer with a specific objection
One piece of work needs reshaping for several channels

Which mode suits it

Marketing copy needs options to choose between, so more variation helps — then narrow with Precise once you know the angle.

Creative — more angles, more expressive

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