Use when working on landing pages — creation, copywriting, design, optimization, or conversion rate improvement. Covers hero sections, above-the-fold content, value propositions, CTAs, landing page templates, and high-converting page structure. Applies to sales pages, lead capture pages, product pages, and marketing site pages. Use this skill for landing page copy, landing page design, landing page optimization, CTA writing, conversion rate optimization, hero section content, value proposition work, and any page builder or landing page template tasks.
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Read bootstrap context before asking questions: strategy/brand.md for brand, audience, offer, channels, tools, constraints, and metrics; about/me.md for personal voice; content/ideas.md and content/calendar.md for content planning. Use legacy product-marketing context files only as fallback. Save generated drafts to content/<platform>/drafts/YYYY-MM-DD_short-topic-slug.md, and route durable learnings back to strategy/brand.md, about/me.md, or content/ideas.md.
This skill is self-contained for its frontmatter scope: use its local instructions, references, scripts, and assets as the playbook; ask only for missing task-specific inputs; hand off to adjacent skills instead of expanding scope; and return an actionable artifact, decision, plan, draft, or diagnostic.
Build, write, and optimize high-converting landing pages combining proven copy frameworks, the 11-essential-elements structure, and a clear creation workflow.
Collect these inputs before drafting any copy:
| Framework | When to Use |
|---|---|
| PAS (Problem → Agitate → Solution) | Strong pain point, emotional product |
| AIDA (Attention → Interest → Desire → Action) | General purpose, awareness campaigns |
| StoryBrand (Hero → Guide → Plan → CTA → Success) | Brand narrative, relationship-driven sales |
Hero — Value prop in ≤10 words; subheadline adds specificity; CTA + 1 trust signal above fold.
Headline formulas:
[Achieve outcome] without [pain point]The [adjective] way to [desired result]Stop [bad thing]. Start [good thing].Problem — Name the pain in the audience's language; 2–3 specific scenarios; emotional, not clinical.
Solution — How the product solves it; 3–5 features written as benefits ("saves 2 hrs/day" not "automated scheduling").
How It Works — 3–4 steps, each with a clear action verb; close with CTA.
Social Proof — Testimonial template: "[Specific result]..." — Name, Title, Company. Aim for 4–6 testimonials; include stats and logos if available.
Pricing — Highlight recommended plan; include guarantee copy; one CTA per plan card.
FAQ — 5–10 objection-handling questions; cover pricing, refunds, technical requirements, comparison to alternatives.
Final CTA — Repeat the primary CTA; add urgency or risk-reversal ("Cancel anytime", "30-day guarantee"); larger and more dramatic than hero CTA.
Every landing page needs all 11 elements. See references/11-essential-elements.md for full detail on each.
| # | Element | Conversion Purpose | Design Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | URL | SEO slug with keywords | — |
| 2 | Header/Logo | Brand trust, navigation | Sticky with blur-on-scroll |
| 3 | Hero Title + Subtitle | Clear value prop, H1 with keywords | Distinctive display font, 4–6rem |
| 4 | Primary CTA | Hero conversion | Contrasting color, micro-interaction on hover |
| 5 | Social Proof | Credibility, reduce hesitation | Animated counts, overlapping avatars |
| 6 | Images/Videos | Product demonstration | Device mockups or demo video; no stock photos |
| 7 | Benefits/Features | Justify the purchase | 3–6 items with icons; benefits-first copy |
| 8 | Testimonials | Peer validation | 4–6 with photo + name + role; specific results |
| 9 | FAQ | Objection removal | Accordion; 5–10 questions |
| 10 | Final CTA | Second conversion chance | Full-width section; urgency elements |
| 11 | Footer | Trust + legal | Contact info, privacy policy, social links |
Pick ONE direction and execute it consistently:
| Direction | Feel | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Minimalist | Clean whitespace, monochromatic | Premium SaaS, professional services |
| Bold/Maximalist | Rich layers, vivid colors | Creative agencies, consumer brands |
| Retro-Futuristic | Geometric, neon, monospace | Dev tools, gaming, tech startups |
| Organic | Soft shapes, earth tones | Wellness, food, sustainability |
| Editorial | Strong type hierarchy, asymmetric grids | Media, content platforms |
Avoid: purple gradients on white (overused AI aesthetic), perfectly symmetric layouts on every section, stock photos of people pointing at laptops, default yellow stars.
Next.js 14+ · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · ShadCN UI
Build order: Design system → SEO metadata → Header → Hero (with animations) → Media → Benefits → Testimonials → FAQ → Final CTA → Footer.
See references/component-examples.md for production-ready ShadCN component implementations.
Follow this sequence for any landing page project:
Step 1 — Define the Goal
Step 2 — Structure First Use the full 11-element structure. Resist shortcutting: pages missing Social Proof or FAQ consistently underperform.
Step 3 — Write Copy Apply the Copy Framework (§1). Write hero copy first — if the value prop isn't clear in 10 words, clarify the offer before continuing.
Step 4 — Design Choose aesthetic direction, define design system (fonts, colors, motion), then build section by section.
Step 5 — Optimize
Step 6 — Launch Checklist
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When the user wants to plan, design, or implement an A/B test or experiment. Also use when the user mentions "A/B test," "split test," "experiment," "test this change," "variant copy," "multivariate test," or "hypothesis." For tracking implementation, see data-and-funnel-analytics.
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Use when creating, managing, or optimizing paid advertising campaigns across any platform. Covers ad copy generation, ad creative strategy, campaign management, and competitive intelligence. Triggers on: ad copy, ad creative, paid ads, paid advertising, Facebook ads, LinkedIn ads, Google ads, Meta ads, ad campaign, ad strategy, ad testing, competitive ads, competitor ads, ad library, ad analysis, ad creative generation, campaign management, ROAS, CPC, CTR. Use this skill whenever the user mentions ads, paid channels, ad campaigns, ad copy, ad performance, or wants to analyze competitor advertising.
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Comprehensive blog writing skill that handles technical blog posts, personal voice writing, brain dump transformation, and category-aware AEO-optimized content. Use when: (1) writing, editing, or proofreading a blog article or post, (2) transforming unstructured brain dumps into polished posts, (3) writing in specific personal voices (Jarad, Nick Nisi), (4) creating category-aware technology/company/product posts, (5) building tutorials, deep dives, postmortems, benchmarks, or architecture posts, (6) writing engineering blogs, dev blogs, programming blogs, coding tutorials, or documentation posts. Triggers: blog post, blog writing, technical blog, dev tutorial, brain dump, article, content writing, developer article, engineering blog, programming blog, coding tutorial, documentation post, technical writing, blog editing, proofreading, developer content
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Onboard a new GTM project — run an agency-style interview, then generate CLAUDE.md, PROGRESS.md, about/me.md, strategy/brand.md, and scaffold content + assets folders. Use this skill whenever the user wants to set up a new project, onboard a brand, start from scratch, configure their marketing context, or initialize their workspace. Trigger on: bootstrap, onboard, set up my project, get started, configure my brand, initialize, new project setup, brand onboarding, set up my brand, create project structure, onboard my company, set up content folders, prepare my workspace, start a new GTM project. Also use when the user seems to be starting fresh and hasn't set up strategy/brand.md or about/me.md yet.
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Comprehensive brand messaging, positioning, and value proposition development using proven frameworks including Peep Laja Message Layers, Osterwalder Value Proposition Canvas, Geoffrey Moore positioning, April Dunford's Five Components, StoryBrand SB7, Andy Raskin Strategic Narrative, and Messaging House. Use when developing brand identity, brand messaging architecture, positioning statements, value propositions, messaging hierarchies, brand pillars, taglines, one-liners, elevator pitches, brand guidelines, visual identity systems, or creating Positioning & Messaging Packs. Triggers include: messaging framework, brand positioning, value prop, messaging architecture, brand pillars, brand identity, StoryBrand, positioning statement, brand guidelines, design system, messaging house, corporate identity, brand voice, visual standards.
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