dicce-framework-landing

Structures landing page and homepage copy using the DICCE conversion framework.

Updated Jul 29, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/chrisschouk/chrisscho-uk-marketing-skills --skill dicce-framework-landing-chrisschouk
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: dicce-framework-landing
Source: https://github.com/chrisschouk/chrisscho-uk-marketing-skills/tree/main/skills/_parked/dicce-framework-landing
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chrisschouk/chrisscho-uk-marketing-skills --skill dicce-framework-landing-chrisschouk

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Landing pages often fail to convert because copy is unstructured, vague, or missing key persuasion stages. This Skill applies the DICCE framework (Desire, Interest, Connection, Clarity, Execution) to organize hero sections, feature grids, social proof, FAQs, and calls to action into a coherent conversion flow. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Five-Pillar Structure: Maps each DICCE stage to a page section, from the above-the-fold hero to the bottom CTA. - Section-Level Guidance: Provides concrete rules for headlines, subheadlines, feature cards, social proof, pricing transparency, and frictionless onboarding. - Audit Checklist: Includes a five-point checklist to review an existing landing page for explicit outcomes, visible mechanisms, real proof, specific language, and a single repeated CTA. - Use Case: Ask for a "dicce hero section" for a developer tool and receive a headline, subheadline, and primary CTA structured around the desired user outcome. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to write or audit my landing page copy using the DICCE framework, for example by saying "dicce landing page for my SaaS homepage".

Frequently Asked Questions about dicce-framework-landing

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I structure a landing page with the DICCE framework?▼

Order the page by the five DICCE stages: Desire in the hero with a specific outcome headline, Interest via a feature grid explaining the unique mechanism, Connection through social proof, Clarity with pricing and FAQs, and Execution with a single bottom CTA.

How to write a hero section that converts visitors?▼

Write a high-contrast headline stating the exact desired outcome, add a subheadline explaining how it works without jargon, and include one frictionless primary CTA such as a free trial or single install command. The goal is to hook the visitor in under three seconds.

What should a landing page audit checklist include?▼

Check that the h1 states the transformational outcome, the unique mechanism appears visually within two scrolls, real benchmarks or quotes provide proof, vague buzzwords are replaced with specific numbers, and one primary CTA repeats at top and bottom.

When should I use DICCE instead of other copywriting formulas?▼

Use DICCE for full landing pages and homepages where visitors move through sequential persuasion stages down the page. Shorter assets like ads or emails may fit simpler formulas, since DICCE is designed for multi-section conversion flows.

Can DICCE be used for developer tool landing pages?▼

Yes. The framework explicitly supports technical products, recommending elements like architecture diagrams, GitHub stats, live execution benchmarks, and single-command CTAs such as git clone or pip install for frictionless onboarding.