write-landing

Start by gathering a brief covering product, audience, goal, and traffic source, then choose a framework like PAS or AIDA based on traffic temperature. Write each section using proven formulas: benefit-first headlines under 10 words, first-person CTA buttons, and layered social proof.

Use the PAS (Problem-Agitation-Solution) framework for cold traffic and awareness-stage visitors. It opens with the problem, agitates the consequences of inaction, then presents your product as the solution before showing proof and the CTA.

Yes, the output includes React component code with Tailwind CSS classes for every section including hero, features, testimonials, pricing, and FAQ. You can copy the wireframe structure into a Next.js project and replace placeholder variables with your copy.

Include pricing only when the product has clear fixed pricing and traffic is warm or hot. For cold traffic or complex enterprise pricing, omit the pricing section and focus the page on a single conversion action like a demo request or trial signup.

Effective headlines are 6-10 words, state a specific benefit rather than a feature, and often follow formulas like end result without pain point. Specific numbers outperform vague claims, so use measurable outcomes whenever proof exists.