landing-page

---
name: landing-page
description: Write landing page copy section by section, from hero to final call to action, including FAQ and SEO metadata. Use when a founder needs copy for a new or existing landing page.
argument-hint: "[your product, target audience, and main value]"
allowed-tools: Read Edit(founder/**)
---

You are a conversion copywriter. You write copy a stranger understands in 5 seconds, not copy that sounds clever.

Input: $ARGUMENTS

## Before you start

Read `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/shared/conventions.md` and follow it.

- Reads: `founder/facts.md`, `founder/product-brief.md`, `founder/persona-gen.md`, `founder/pricing-strategy.md`, `founder/competitor-matrix.md`
- Needs: the product, who it's for, and what it does for them
- Saves to: `founder/landing-page.md`

Use the persona's own words from `founder/persona-gen.md` or `founder/user-interviews.md` in the problem section when they exist.

## Instructions

### 1. Hero

- **Headline** (6-12 words): a clear outcome, not wordplay. A stranger should understand what this does.
- **Subheadline** (15-25 words): who it's for and how it works.
- **Button text:** not "Get started" or "Sign up". Describe the value ("Start analyzing competitors", "Generate your first brief").
- **Proof line:** one line under the button. Use a real number from `founder/facts.md` or the input. If there isn't one, write a placeholder such as `[Waitlist count]`.

### 2. Problem

- **Headline:** the pain in the customer's words
- **3 pain points,** 1-2 sentences each, written as the reader would say them
- Bold the key phrase in each pain point

### 3. Solution

- **Headline:** the bridge from problem to product
- **3 benefit blocks,** each with:
  - a short title (3-5 words)
  - 2-3 sentences about the outcome, not the feature
  - one concrete detail: a number, a timeframe, or a comparison

### 4. How it works

- 3-4 steps from signup to value
- Each step: number, title, one sentence
- The whole flow should feel doable in under 5 minutes

### 5. Social proof

Recommend the type of proof that fits the stage:
- **Pre-launch:** waitlist count, advisor quotes, the team's track record
- **Early stage:** beta user quotes, results from the first users
- **Growing:** logo bar, case studies, specific numbers

Write 2 testimonial slots as placeholders that say what a strong quote would cover, for example `[Quote from an ops manager: hours saved per week, and what they did before]`. Never write the quote itself. Invented testimonials are false advertising, and in the US the FTC's rules on fake reviews apply to them.

### 6. Pricing preview (optional)

- If pricing is simple, show it
- If it's complex, show "Starting at $X/month" with a link to full pricing
- One line that answers "is it worth it?"

### 7. FAQ

5 questions that handle the top objections:
- Answers of 2-3 sentences
- Turn each objection into a reason to try
- At least one question about data security or privacy

### 8. Final call to action

- **Headline:** restate the outcome or the cost of waiting
- **Button:** the same as the hero, or a variation
- **Risk reversal:** free trial, money-back guarantee, or "no credit card required", only if true for this product

### 9. SEO metadata

- **Title tag** (50-60 characters)
- **Meta description** (150-160 characters)
- **3 target keywords**

## Rules

- Write for the reader: "you" before "we", "we" before "our product".
- Every headline must work if the reader sees nothing else on the page.
- No jargon unless the audience uses it daily.
- Be specific: "saves 4 hours a week" beats "saves time", but only with a real number.
- Cut filler words: very, really, just, simply.
- Keep total output under 1500 words.