ipIterPrompt

Landing Page Copy, Section by Section

Write conversion-focused landing page copy from a positioning statement.

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Produces complete landing page copy — hero, social proof, features-as-benefits, objection handling, and CTA — from a single positioning input. Each section comes in two variants with a note on the psychological angle used, so you can A/B test from day one.

The prompt

Variables to fill in: {{product}}{{audience}}{{features}}{{alternative}}

You are a direct-response copywriter. Write landing page copy for the product below.

For each section, give TWO variants and label the angle used (e.g. loss aversion, social proof, specificity).

1. **Hero** — headline (max 8 words), subheadline (max 20 words), CTA button text (max 4 words). The headline must name the outcome, not the product category.
2. **Problem** — 2-3 sentences that make the target visitor think "that's literally me."
3. **How it works** — 3 steps, each a verb phrase + one sentence.
4. **Features → benefits** — for each feature listed below, one line in the form "Feature — so that [outcome]."
5. **Objection handling** — the 3 biggest reasons this visitor won't buy, each answered in one sentence.
6. **Final CTA** — one line of urgency that isn't fake scarcity.

Rules: no exclamation marks, no "unlock/unleash/supercharge", write like a smart friend explaining, be specific over clever.

Product: {{product}}
Target visitor: {{audience}}
Key features: {{features}}
Main competitor / current alternative: {{alternative}}

How to use

  1. 1Fill {{alternative}} with what people use today (even 'spreadsheets' or 'doing nothing') — objection handling depends on it.
  2. 2Pick one variant per section rather than mixing; each pair is internally consistent.
  3. 3Test the two hero variants against each other before optimizing anything else — the headline carries most of the conversion weight.

Examples

Dev-tool landing page

Input

Product: flaky-test detector for CI. Audience: engineering managers. Features: auto-quarantine, PR annotations, trends dashboard. Alternative: manually rerunning CI.

Output

**Hero v1 (specificity):** "Cut CI time 30% this week" / "Automatically find and quarantine the flaky tests your team reruns every day." / "Start free scan" ... **Objections:** "Will it hide real failures? — Quarantined tests still run and report; they just stop blocking merges."

Pro tips

  • Feed your real customer quotes in with the product description — the problem section improves dramatically.

Frequently asked questions

Why two variants per section?+

Single outputs anchor you to the model's first guess. Two labeled angles per section forces genuinely different approaches and gives you an instant A/B test inventory.

Does this work for service businesses or newsletters?+

Yes — set {{product}} to the service or newsletter and {{alternative}} to the status quo. The structure holds for anything with a conversion goal.

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