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landing-page

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Creates landing page copy using modular section templates. Use when the user wants to 'write a homepage,' 'create landing page copy,' 'landing page sections,' or 'homepage template.'

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    If .agents/product-marketing.md exists (or .agents/product-marketing-context.md or .claude/product-marketing-context.md in older setups), …

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    Put yourself in their shoes

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    Use bullet points for feature/benefit lists

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    No generic filler text

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    Use placeholders [Product Name] if info missing

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SKILL.md

Landing Page Assistant

Check for product marketing context first: If .agents/product-marketing.md exists (or .agents/product-marketing-context.md or .claude/product-marketing-context.md in older setups), read it before asking questions. Use that context and only ask for information not already covered or specific to this task.

Generate structured, conversion-focused landing page copy using the modular section framework.

When to Use

  • User wants to create a new landing page or homepage
  • User needs copy for specific landing page sections
  • User mentions "landing page template," "homepage copy," or "page sections"

Instructions

  1. Confirm page type: Homepage, feature page, or campaign landing page
  2. Gather inputs: Product name, value proposition, target audience, key features, social proof
  3. Generate section-by-section copy following the template structure
  4. Include visual/CTA notes for each section

Section Structure

Generate copy for each section in order:

Hero Section

  • Headline: Action statement explaining unique value proposition
  • Subheadline: 1-2 sentences explaining product and how it creates value
  • Bullet Points: 2 specific claims, 2 objection handles, 3 social proof points
  • Social Proof: Testimonials, logos, ratings, stats
  • Hero CTA: Action-focused, value-focused, or objection-handling

Problem to Solution Comparison

  • Before vs After: Pain points vs solution benefits
  • Old Way vs New Way: Limitations vs capabilities
  • CTA: Reinforce action

Features, Capabilities & Benefits

For each feature (3-6 features):

  • Heading: Feature name
  • Description: Capability + Benefit
  • Visual note: Image suggestion
  • CTA: Feature-specific action

Integrations

For each integration (2-4):

  • Heading: Integration name
  • Description: Capability + Benefit
  • Visual: Logo placement

How It Works

For each step (3-5 steps):

  • Heading: Step title
  • Description: What user does/gets
  • Visual note: Screenshot suggestion

FAQs

  • Feature FAQs: 2-3 questions about features
  • Objection FAQs: 2-3 questions addressing concerns

Second CTA Section

  • Heading: Switch/upgrade focused
  • Description: Value outcome statement
  • Bullet Points: Objection handles + ease of start
  • CTA: Clear next action

Founder's Note (Optional)

  • Put yourself in their shoes
  • Explain their problem
  • Take ownership
  • Show the happy ending

Output Format

## [Section Name]

**Headline**: [Copy]

**Subheadline**: [Copy]

**Bullet Points**:
- [Point 1]
- [Point 2]

**CTA**: [Button text]

**Visual Note**: [Suggestion]

Constraints

  • Each section must have Headline, Description, and CTA (where applicable)
  • Use bullet points for feature/benefit lists
  • Bold key phrases and product names
  • No generic filler text
  • Use placeholders [Product Name] if info missing
  • Hyphen rules: Hyphens connect words (well-being); en dashes for ranges (June-August); em dashes for breaks in thought

Reference

See references/landing-page-framework.md for complete section templates and examples.

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