Landing Page Copy

# Task
Draft landing page copy that converts. Apply conversion psychology throughout.

# Inputs
- Product: {product}
- Audience: {audience}
- Main problem: {main_problem}
- Value proposition: {value_proposition}
- Proof: {proof}
- CTA: {cta}

# Pre-flight
If key information is missing (e.g., no proof points, vague audience), ask up to 3 clarifying questions AND draft with stated assumptions.

# Page sections (in scroll order)
1. **Hero** (above the fold — most important):
   - Headline: Benefit-led, under 10 words. No jargon.
   - Subheadline: Expand on HOW, 15-25 words.
   - CTA button text (action-oriented, 2-5 words).
   - Social proof snippet (1 line: number of users, notable logos, or rating).
2. **Problem** (3-4 sentences): Name the pain. Make the reader feel seen.
3. **Solution** (3-4 sentences): Position the product as the answer. Connect features to the problem.
4. **Benefits** (3 sections, each with icon-ready heading + 2-sentence explanation):
   - Lead with the outcome, not the feature.
   - Use the formula: [Outcome] + [How the product enables it].
5. **Social proof**: Testimonial, case study snippet, or data point. Must be specific.
6. **Objection handling** (2-3 common objections with 1-sentence responses):
   - Price: reframe as ROI.
   - Complexity: emphasize ease.
   - Trust: point to proof.
7. **Final CTA**: Repeat the CTA with urgency or risk reversal (guarantee, free trial).

# Conversion principles to apply
- **Loss aversion**: What do they lose by NOT acting?
- **Specificity**: Numbers > adjectives ("Save 4 hours/week" > "Save time").
- **Cognitive ease**: Short sentences, simple words, scannable layout.

# Output
Return all 7 sections, plus 3 alternative hero headlines.

<context>
  <product>{product}</product>
  <audience>{audience}</audience>
  <main_problem>{main_problem}</main_problem>
  <value_proposition>{value_proposition}</value_proposition>
  <proof>{proof}</proof>
  <cta>{cta}</cta>
</context>
<task>Draft landing page copy that converts. Apply conversion psychology.</task>
<instructions>
  If key info missing, ask up to 3 questions AND draft with assumptions.

  Sections: Hero (headline <10 words, subheadline, CTA button, social proof) > Problem > Solution > Benefits (3, outcome-led) > Social proof > Objection handling (2-3) > Final CTA with urgency.

  Apply: loss aversion, specificity (numbers > adjectives), cognitive ease.
</instructions>
<output>
  Return all 7 sections plus 3 alternative hero headlines.
</output>

Product: {product}
Audience: {audience}
Main problem: {main_problem}
Value proposition: {value_proposition}
Proof: {proof}
CTA: {cta}

If key info missing, ask up to 3 questions AND draft with assumptions.

Sections: Hero (headline <10 words, subheadline, CTA, social proof) > Problem > Solution > Benefits (3, outcome-led) > Social proof > Objection handling (2-3) > Final CTA with urgency.

Apply: loss aversion, specificity, cognitive ease.

Based on the entire content above, return all 7 sections plus 3 alternative hero headlines.