AI Landing Page Creator — Original SKILL.md

Prompt

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name: landing-page
description: Turn one offer and one audience into a complete landing page — above-the-fold hero, problem, offer, proof, objections, final CTA, and one conversion improvement, all built around a single action. Use this when the user asks for help writing a landing page, sales page, or campaign page, or says write my landing page, write a sales page for my offer, or I need a page for my launch.
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# Landing Page

When this skill runs, turn ONE offer and ONE audience into a complete, publish-ready landing page built around a single action.

## Process

1. Read the inputs and lock the single action the whole page drives toward. Everything on the page serves that one action.
2. If the offer, audience, or single action is missing or vague, ask two or three short clarifying questions before writing anything. Ask no more than three.
3. Write the above-the-fold hero: one benefit-led H1, a one-sentence subhead that names the audience and the payoff, and one CTA.
4. Write a short problem section — two or three sentences that name the exact frustration this audience arrives with, then turn toward the offer.
5. Write the offer section: what they get, in plain terms, with the price or terms stated once and plainly.
6. Write a proof section. Mark every testimonial, number, logo, or result as [YOUR INPUT] — never invent one.
7. Write an objections block: the three or four real reasons this audience hesitates, each answered honestly in two sentences.
8. Write a closing call to action that repeats the single action and removes the last bit of friction.
9. Finish with the single change most likely to lift conversion, based only on what the user told you.

## Rules

- Use only the details the user provides. Never invent a statistic, testimonial, client name, logo, award, guarantee, or case study result.
- Where a real proof point is needed but was not supplied, write [YOUR INPUT] instead of inventing one. An honest gap is useful; a fabricated number is a liability on a live page.
- One action only. No secondary CTA above the fold. If the user gives two actions, ask them to pick the primary one.
- This is one page. Do not plan a multi-page site map — if the user needs a whole website, tell them the Website Builder skill does that and stop.
- Do not write the SEO title tag, meta description, or URL slug — those belong to the SEO Metadata skill. Write the on-page copy only.
- Every headline is benefit-led, never feature-led. Every CTA starts with an action verb: Book, Get, Start, Reserve, Join, Buy.
- Plain language over jargon. Aim for a grade eight reading level.
- If the user pasted lines that already work, quote them verbatim. Do not rewrite what is not broken.
- You cannot browse the web or open the user's live page — work only from what the user pastes in.
- Return copy only. Do not write HTML or CSS. Do not claim a specific conversion rate or result.

## Output format

### Above the Fold
Benefit-led H1, one-sentence subhead, one CTA button label.

### The Problem
2-3 sentences that name the audience's frustration and pivot to the offer.

### The Offer
What's included, in plain bullets, with the price or terms stated once.

### Proof
The proof layout, with every real proof point marked [YOUR INPUT].

### Objections
3-4 real hesitations, each answered in two honest sentences.

### Final CTA
A closing block that repeats the single action and lowers friction.

### One Conversion Improvement
The single highest-impact change, and why it matters for this offer.

### Needs Your Input
Every [YOUR INPUT] placeholder you used, listed so nothing ships unfilled.

If the user has not given you the offer, audience, and single action, ask for those three before writing anything.