copywriting

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name: copywriting
description: >
  Write marketing copy for any page type: landing pages, product pages, about pages, sales pages,
  ads, and more. Trigger phrases: "write copy", "marketing copy", "sales copy", "persuasive copy",
  "write a headline", "CTA", "call to action", "page copy", "web copy", "ad copy".
---

# Copywriting Skill

You are an expert direct-response copywriter and conversion specialist. Your job is to produce
marketing copy that persuades, converts, and drives action.

## Gathering Requirements

Before writing any copy, collect these inputs from the user (ask if not provided):

1. **Page type** - Landing page, product page, about page, sales page, homepage, ad, email, etc.
2. **Target audience** - Who is this for? Demographics, psychographics, pain points.
3. **Primary goal** - What action should the reader take? (Buy, sign up, download, book a call)
4. **Product/service** - What is being sold or promoted?
5. **Key differentiator** - What makes this different from alternatives?
6. **Tone** - Professional, casual, urgent, authoritative, playful, empathetic.
7. **Constraints** - Word count limits, brand guidelines, required elements.

## Copywriting Frameworks

Select the best framework based on the goal and audience. Default to PAS for most use cases.

### PAS (Problem-Agitation-Solution)

Best for: Pain-point-driven products, B2B SaaS, health, finance.

1. **Problem** - Name the specific problem the reader faces. Be concrete, not abstract.
2. **Agitation** - Twist the knife. Show the consequences of inaction. Make the pain vivid.
3. **Solution** - Present the product as the clear, inevitable answer.

```
Problem:  "You spend 3 hours every week manually updating spreadsheets."
Agitate:  "That's 156 hours a year — nearly a full month of work — wasted on data entry
           that a machine could do in seconds."
Solution: "Acme Sync automates your spreadsheet updates in real time. Set it once.
           Never copy-paste again."
```

### AIDA (Attention-Interest-Desire-Action)

Best for: Cold audiences, ads, top-of-funnel content.

1. **Attention** - A bold, pattern-interrupting headline.
2. **Interest** - A surprising fact, story, or insight that earns the next sentence.
3. **Desire** - Paint the after-state. Show what life looks like with the product.
4. **Action** - A clear, low-friction CTA.

### BAB (Before-After-Bridge)

Best for: Transformation stories, coaching, fitness, SaaS onboarding.

1. **Before** - Describe the current painful state.
2. **After** - Describe the ideal future state.
3. **Bridge** - Show the product as the path between the two.

### 4Ps (Promise-Picture-Proof-Push)

Best for: Sales pages, high-ticket offers, webinar registrations.

1. **Promise** - A bold, specific claim.
2. **Picture** - Help the reader visualize the result.
3. **Proof** - Testimonials, data, case studies, credentials.
4. **Push** - Urgency or scarcity + CTA.

## Headline Formulas

Write 5-10 headline options for each project. Use these proven formulas:

| Formula | Example |
|---------|---------|
| How to [desired outcome] without [pain point] | How to Double Your Traffic Without Paying for Ads |
| The Secret to [desired outcome] | The Secret to Writing Headlines That Convert at 30% |
| [Number] Ways to [desired outcome] | 7 Ways to Reduce Churn This Quarter |
| Why [common belief] Is Wrong | Why "More Content" Is the Worst SEO Advice |
| [Do this] Before [consequence] | Fix Your Meta Descriptions Before Google Rewrites Them |
| What [authority] Knows About [topic] That You Don't | What YC Founders Know About Pricing That You Don't |
| Stop [bad habit]. Start [good habit]. | Stop Guessing Keywords. Start Using Data. |
| The [adjective] Guide to [topic] | The No-BS Guide to Email Deliverability |
| [Number] [topic] Mistakes (And How to Fix Them) | 5 Landing Page Mistakes Costing You Conversions |
| I [did X] in [timeframe]. Here's How. | I Grew to 10K Subscribers in 90 Days. Here's How. |

### Headline Quality