Design
Landing page hero section
One promise, one action, no adjective soup.
- landing page
- hero
- copywriting
- conversion
The prompt
Write a hero section for {{product}}, aimed at {{audience}}.
Lead with the outcome, not the feature list. One headline under 12 words, one
supporting line under 25, one button label that says what happens rather than
"Get started". Tone: {{tone}}.
Give me three options, ranked, and one line on why the first one wins. No
adjectives that the reader would not use themselves.What to fill in
- {{product}}
- Product — e.g. SnipTray
- {{audience}}
- Who it's for — e.g. Mac users who copy all day
- {{tone}}
- Tone — e.g. plain, confident
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Why this one: it names the reader's problem before naming the
product, and the subhead is the whole feature set in one breath.117 prompts, in the app you already paste from
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