Page & Landing Copywriting
Your AI writes or rewrites marketing copy for any page—homepage, landing, pricing, or feature—focused on clarity, benefits, and conversion.
Try asking: “Rewrite our pricing page copy to be clearer and more persuasive”
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What is this skill?
Compelling copy is what turns visitors into customers. With this skill, your AI writes, rewrites, or improves marketing copy for any key page—homepage, landing, pricing, feature, or about. Whether launching a new product or refreshing your messaging, you get copy that’s clear, specific, and tailored to your audience’s needs. Marketers, founders, and product teams can quickly generate or update copy that drives action and builds trust.
What you can do
- Write new homepage, landing page, or feature page copy that highlights your unique value and addresses customer pain points.
- Rewrite or improve existing page copy for clarity, specificity, and stronger calls to action.
- Craft headlines and subheadlines, scored for clarity, power, and emotional pull.
- Optimize benefit statements, objection handling, and social proof sections.
- Match your brand voice and customer language, using your marketing context or supplied examples.
- Structure pages with proven frameworks for above-the-fold messaging, benefits, and CTAs.
How it works
Your AI first checks for your product marketing context to match voice, audience, and positioning. It gathers details about your product, audience, and page goals, then writes or rewrites copy following best practices: clarity over cleverness, benefits over features, and specificity over vague claims. Headlines are scored using a bundled tool, and the AI recommends the best options. The final draft is structured for flow and conversion, ready for review or publishing.
Good to know
- For best results, set up your product marketing context file; the AI reads this to match your brand.
- For email copy, use the email-sequence skill; for popups, use popup-cro.
- The AI can review and score multiple headline options before you pick one.
Install this skill
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Get the skill — it’s free
Use the Get this skill panel. Unlocked skills stay in My skills. - 2
Download or clone the files
Download the zip, or clone the repo and copy themarketing-skill/skills/copywritingfolder. - 3
Put it where your agent looks for skills
For Claude Code, use your personal skills folder (every project) or a project’s own folder:~/.claude/skills/copywriting/SKILL.md # all projects .claude/skills/copywriting/SKILL.md # this project only
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Just ask
No command needed. The agent reads the skill’s description and loads it on its own when your request matches.
Heads up: this skill ships scripts the agent can run on your machine. Read them before installing.
SKILL.md frontmatter
What your agent reads to decide when to load this skill.
--- name: copywriting description: When the user wants to write, rewrite, or improve marketing copy for any page — including homepage, landing pages, pricing pages, feature pages, about pages, or product pages. Also use when the user says "write copy for," "improve this copy," "rewrite this page," "marketing copy," "headline help," or "CTA copy." For email copy, see email-sequence. For popup copy, see popup-cro. ---
Files
Open any Markdown file to read it here.
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