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Write a Landing Page People Can Understand

Build a landing page draft around one audience, an honest offer, real proof, and a useful next step.

  • One clear offer
  • Evidence-backed claims
  • DevLaunch voice
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When to use it

You have something useful to sell or teach and need a page that explains it clearly.

Bring this context

Offer facts, audience language, verified proof, price, actual CTA link, and a sample of your voice.

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Write a landing page draft that makes this offer easy to understand.

Offer and deliverables: [facts]
Audience and their immediate problem: [who and what]
Customer language: [verified excerpts or research]
Proof we can use: [demo, results, testimonials with permission, or none]
Price and terms: [confirmed details]
Next step and working link: [CTA and URL]
Voice example: [a short sample we like]

Use a DevLaunch-style voice: clear, friendly, and specific. Sound like a builder explaining a useful tool to a business owner. Prefer a concrete example over an adjective. Avoid 'game-changing', 'unlock your potential', fake scarcity, and guaranteed outcomes.

Draft: a headline and subhead; the problem in the reader's own terms; what they can do with the offer; what's included; a proof section only if evidence exists; answers to three likely objections; and one primary CTA repeated where useful.

Supply three distinct headline options, then recommend one based on clarity and fit. Keep customer-facing copy separate from editorial notes. In the notes, map factual claims to the supplied evidence and flag missing facts. Never invent a testimonial, price, deadline, or result.

End with one focused test: what to vary, what behavior to measure, and what we'd learn. Return a draft for review; don't publish it.

Make this prompt yours

  1. 1. Download or copyCopy the prompt into your AI tool, or download a copy to keep.
  2. 2. Customize itReplace bracketed details with your context. Include a real example when you can.
  3. 3. Test it on real workTry a real task, inspect the output, and refine the prompt where the result misses the mark.

Research behind this prompt

An original DevLaunch adaptation, informed by these sources. Reviewed September 23, 2026; source publication dates vary. Test the result against your own work.