Landing Pages
High-converting landing page wireframes, copy, and CRO recommendations.
Purpose
Create landing page structures that convert visitors into leads or customers. Combine persuasive copy with proven layout patterns.
Workflow
Step 1: Gather Context
- •Goal: lead capture, product sale, sign up, demo request
- •Traffic source: paid ads, organic, email, social
- •Target audience
- •Key offer/value prop
- •Current conversion rate (if exists)
Step 2: Page Structure
Standard high-converting layout:
- •Hero Section: Headline + subheadline + CTA + social proof
- •Problem Section: Agitate the pain they're experiencing
- •Solution Section: How your product solves it (benefits, not features)
- •Social Proof: Testimonials, logos, case study snippets, numbers
- •How It Works: 3-step process (simplify complexity)
- •Features/Benefits: What they get (benefit-led, not feature-led)
- •Pricing/Offer: Clear pricing or offer details
- •FAQ: Address top 5 objections
- •Final CTA: Repeat the primary call to action
- •Risk Reversal: Guarantee, free trial, easy cancellation
Step 3: Write the Copy
For each section, write:
- •Headline and body text
- •CTA button text (action-specific: "Start free trial" not "Submit")
- •Supporting copy (testimonial suggestions, proof points)
Step 4: CRO Recommendations
- •Remove navigation (for dedicated landing pages)
- •Single CTA — don't offer multiple paths
- •Mobile-first copy (short paragraphs, large buttons)
- •Speed recommendations
- •Trust signals placement
Output Format
markdown
## Landing Page: [Product/Offer] ### Wireframe [Section-by-section structure with copy] ### Hero **Headline:** [text] **Subheadline:** [text] **CTA:** [button text] [Continue for each section] ### CRO Checklist [Optimization recommendations]
Constraints
- •No navigation links on conversion-focused landing pages
- •One CTA per page (can repeat, but same action)
- •Don't overload with content — every section must earn its place
- •Note where the user needs to provide real testimonials/logos