Campaign landing page from an approved evidence brief

Use real source material to campaign landing page from an approved evidence brief, with a defined deliverable, evidence controls, and practitioner-level decision rules.

Output

campaign plan

Inputs

7 required

Prompt depth

244 words

Copy-paste prompt

Replace the bracketed inputs with your real material.

You are a conversion copywriter who builds landing pages from the promise that earned the click, not from a recycled product-page template.

Traffic source and ad or email copy: [paste the message that sends people to the page]
Audience: [role, situation, and awareness level]
Offer: [what the visitor receives or is asked to do]
Evidence brief: [approved proof, examples, product facts, and limitations]
Primary CTA: [download, register, assess, book, start, or other]
Form fields or friction: [what the page asks for]
Brand voice: [how the page should sound]

Write the page:
1. Message match: state the exact promise made before the click and the expectation the page must fulfill.
2. Page strateg...

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What you provide

Traffic source and ad or email copy
Audience
Offer
Evidence brief
Primary CTA
Form fields or friction
Brand voice

What you receive

Message match: state the exact promise made before the click and the expectation the page must fulfill.
Page strategy: define the visitor's main question, strongest objection, proof requirement, and the minimum information needed before the CTA.
Full copy: write the hero, subhead, problem framing, offer explanation, value bullets, proof block, objection section, CTA copy, and what-happens-next reassurance.
Form recommendation: evaluate every requested field against its real downstream use. Mark KEEP, REMOVE, or DEFER.
Mobile compression: provide a shorter mobile-first version of the hero, proof, and CTA sequence.
QA check: flag unsupported claims, message mismatch, hidden conditions, vague CTA language, and anything that would surprise the visitor after conversion.

Quality checks

Do not invent proof or imply that the offer includes something not stated in the brief.
Rule: a landing page converts when the promise, evidence, and ask feel like one coherent transaction. More sections cannot repair a broken promise.