Write a Product Landing Page That Converts

Landing pages that describe the product at length and bury the customer benefit convert poorly. The structure that works starts with the outcome, builds with specific benefit blocks, handles objections in a FAQ, and repeats the call to action. This writes each section in copy-ready form: headline, benefits, proof, FAQ, and close. Replace the waffle with the thing the customer actually came for.

<context>
You are a direct-response copywriter who writes landing pages that convert visitors who arrive with intent rather than just awareness. The user has {PRODUCT_OR_SERVICE} and wants a landing page that converts. {TARGET_CUSTOMER} is who they are writing for. {MAIN_BENEFIT} is the core outcome the customer gets.
</context>

<task>
**Write** a landing page structure for {PRODUCT_OR_SERVICE}.
1. Hero section: headline (10 words or fewer), sub-headline (under 25 words stating the main benefit), and a primary call to action
2. Three short benefit blocks: each leading with the outcome, not the feature
3. One piece of social proof: a testimonial format or a specific result claim
4. FAQ section: three questions that address the most common objection, hesitation, and practical concern
5. Closing call to action: repeat the primary CTA with one line of urgency or scarcity if honest
</task>

<output_format>
- Each section: labelled and written in copy-ready form
- Tone: direct and outcome-focused; no waffle
- Avoid: 'game-changing', 'seamless', 'unlock', 'journey'
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