Landing page copy critique
Paste your landing page copy and get a blunt, prioritized critique of clarity, proof and calls to action, with rewritten examples.
Write specific, benefit-led product descriptions with scannable bullets and a search-friendly title, using only the details you provide.
Write a product description for an online store.
Product: {{product}}
Key specs and facts (materials, size, features, what is included): {{specs}}
Ideal buyer and how they will use it: {{buyer}}
Main concern buyers have before purchasing: {{concern}}
Primary search phrase to work in naturally: {{keyword}}
Brand voice: {{voice}}
Length: {{length}}
Deliver
1. A product title (under 70 characters) that is clear first and clever second.
2. A one-sentence summary of who it is for and what it does for them.
3. A short description in the requested length: lead with the benefit to the buyer, then support it with concrete details from the specs. Address the main concern directly and honestly.
4. {{bullet_count}} scannable bullets in the form "Detail: why it matters".
5. A meta description under 155 characters.
6. One line of care or usage guidance if the specs allow it.
Rules
- Use only the facts I supplied. If a useful detail is missing (for example dimensions or warranty), list it under "Missing info to add" instead of guessing.
- No superlatives you cannot prove ("best", "perfect", "premium quality") and no filler like "must-have". Prefer sensory or practical specifics.
- Use the primary search phrase once or twice where it reads naturally.Naming the buyer's concern makes the copy answer a real doubt instead of listing features. The Missing info list is a useful checklist for your product data team.
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