landing-page-copy

You were invoked as a slash command. The user's input:

$ARGUMENTS

Use that input to fill this prompt's variables (take the main content, topic, or task from it; ask only if a required value is missing and not supplied), then follow the prompt exactly.

Write landing page copy for:

{product} Primary goal: {goal}

Structure the page as an argument:

• Hero: a headline that states the core outcome in the visitor's terms (what they get, not what you built), a subheadline naming who it is for and the value, and the primary call to action. The visitor decides in seconds whether to stay: the hero must answer what/who/why.
• The problem: name the pain the visitor recognizes, so they feel understood.
• How it works: the solution in a few clear steps or benefit blocks. Lead each with the benefit, support with the feature.
• Proof: testimonials, numbers, logos, guarantees: whatever builds trust for this audience (concrete over vague).
• Objection handling: address the reasons they would hesitate (price, effort, risk) before they leave.
• Final call to action: repeat the primary action where the reader is convinced.

Rules: benefit-first everywhere (features answer "so what?" with an outcome). One primary action, everything pointing to it. Specific and honest over hype and superlatives (specifics sell, adjectives do not). No dark patterns or fake scarcity. Write the actual copy per section, ready to place. Note where an image, demo, or real stat is needed.