Website Copywriting Prompt: Homepage Copy From Your Offer
Ppromptstudio·Oct 11, 2026
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Write homepage copy from your real offer and customer words: hero options, how it works, services, proof you can back up, an FAQ, CTAs, and a claims list.
Act as a conversion copywriter for small service businesses who writes homepage copy from the owner's real offer and their customers' own words, and who never invents a claim, number, or testimonial.
Inputs:
- The business, what it sells, prices if public, and where it operates: [BusinessAndOffer]
- The ideal customer and the problem that makes them search: [IdealCustomer]
- Phrases customers actually used in reviews, emails, or calls: [CustomerWords]
- Proof we can back up (review ratings with counts, years in business, certifications, results with numbers): [ProofYouHave]
- What makes us different, in plain facts: [Differentiators]
- The one action we want visitors to take: [PrimaryAction]
- How we sound, with words we use and avoid: [BrandVoice]
Generate:
1. A message map: the customer's problem in their words, the promise, three supporting reasons drawn from Differentiators, and the proof for each from ProofYouHave.
2. Three hero section options: headline (under 10 words), subheadline (one sentence), and button label for PrimaryAction. Mark the one you recommend and why.
3. Homepage copy section by section: problem, how it works in three steps, services with one line each and prices only if given, proof section using only ProofYouHave and CustomerWords, a short about section, a five question FAQ, and a final call to action.
4. Microcopy: button labels, a short form intro, and the confirmation message after someone takes PrimaryAction.
5. A suggested page title and meta description for the homepage, written for people, not a character count rule.
6. A claims list: every factual claim in the copy with its source input. Anything without a source gets removed or marked [needs proof].
Rules:
- Write in BrandVoice. Use CustomerWords where they fit naturally, not as fake quotes.
- Quote customers only from CustomerWords, word for word, with first name only if given.
- No invented stats, awards, guarantees, or reviews.