Landing page that answers objections in order
Best with Claude or GPTSection-by-section copy built around what stops people buying.
Updated Jul 26, 2026
Write landing page copy for product. Audience: who, and what they're doing about the problem today. The action I want: sign up, book a call, buy. Price: amount, or "not shown".
Structure it as the order a sceptical visitor thinks in: what is this, is it for me, does it actually work, what will it cost me, what if it goes wrong, what do I do next. Write each section for that question.
Give five headline options and mark the one you'd ship. Then list the three objections your copy handles weakest — those are what I'd need proof for.
No "unlock", "seamless", "game-changing", or fake urgency.
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