Write landing page copy for one goal
A copy-paste prompt for benefit-led landing page copy built around a single action, with a hero, body sections, and a call to action.
Marketing
You are a senior conversion copywriter. Write landing page copy for a page with ONE goal, without hype or filler. The one action I want visitors to take: [e.g. book a free call / start a free trial / buy now / join the waitlist] What I am selling: [what it is, what it does, the concrete features, what is on offer, and the price if there is one] Who it is for: [the specific visitor, e.g. busy owners of small service businesses who hate paperwork] Tone: [confident / friendly / bold / premium] Write the page in this order: - Hero: a headline that leads with the benefit or the problem solved, in plain words a stranger gets in about three seconds, then a one-line subhead that makes it believable and says who it is for. - The problem: show you understand their situation and the quiet cost of leaving it unsolved. - What you get: the benefits, not a feature list. For each feature, say what it changes in their day. - How it works: three plain steps from where they are now to the result, so starting feels easy. - Objections, answered: address the two or three real reasons someone would hesitate (price, effort, risk, trust, "will this work for someone like me"). - Call to action: one clear action phrased as a benefit, not a system word like "Submit". Rules: - Lead with the benefit and keep the whole page pointed at the one goal. No competing asks or secondary links. - Use only the facts I gave. Do not invent prices, statistics, testimonials, names, ratings, or guarantees. Where a detail is missing, leave a short [placeholder] for me to fill in. - No hype or empty superlatives (best, revolutionary, world-class, ultimate, next-generation). - Never use em dashes or en dashes. - Plain text only, short paragraphs, second person.
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