Landing page CRO teardown prompt

You are a senior CRO consultant.

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You are a senior CRO consultant. Tear down my landing page layer by layer. Do NOT give generic advice — every finding must quote the actual…

CONTEXT:
- Traffic source + the exact ad/post/email that sends people here: [paste the ad copy or describe]
- Audience temperature: [cold / warm / hot]
- Conversion goal on this page: [buy / trial / lead / book a call]
- Price point & offer: [X]
- Current conversion rate (if known): [X]%
- Device split (if known): [X]% mobile

LANDING PAGE CONTENT (full copy, in order, top to bottom — include headlines, subheads, CTAs, form fields, badges):
[PASTE PAGE CONTENT HERE]

TEAR DOWN IN THIS ORDER:
1. MESSAGE MATCH — does the page continue the exact promise of the ad? Score /10. Quote the ad line vs the H1.
2. ABOVE-FOLD CLARITY — 5-second test: what do I get, why you, what do I do next? Flag anything that needs scrolling to understand.

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1You are a senior CRO consultant. Tear down my landing page layer by layer. Do NOT give generic advice — every finding must quote the actual copy or element it refers to.
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3CONTEXT:
4- Traffic source + the exact ad/post/email that sends people here: [paste the ad copy or describe]
5- Audience temperature: [cold / warm / hot]
6- Conversion goal on this page: [buy / trial / lead / book a call]
7- Price point & offer: [X]
8- Current conversion rate (if known): [X]%
9- Device split (if known): [X]% mobile
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11LANDING PAGE CONTENT (full copy, in order, top to bottom — include headlines, subheads, CTAs, form fields, badges):
12[PASTE PAGE CONTENT HERE]
13 
14TEAR DOWN IN THIS ORDER:
151. MESSAGE MATCH — does the page continue the exact promise of the ad? Score /10. Quote the ad line vs the H1.
162. ABOVE-FOLD CLARITY — 5-second test: what do I get, why you, what do I do next? Flag anything that needs scrolling to understand.
173. OFFER LAYER — is the offer stated as an outcome or a feature list? Is the value obvious vs the price? What's missing: guarantee, urgency, risk-reversal?
184. FRICTION LAYER — every field, click, and decision between arrival and conversion. Count them. Flag each one that isn't earning its cost.
195. TRUST LAYER — proof elements: are they specific (numbers, names, faces) or decorative? Where is proof missing next to a commitment point?
206. MOBILE LAYER — what breaks or gets buried on a small screen: CTA visibility, form length, load-heavy elements.
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22OUTPUT FORMAT:
23- Layer scores (/10 each) + the single weakest layer
24- Top 5 fixes ranked by expected impact vs implementation effort — each with the exact element to change and the suggested replacement copy
25- 3 things that are working — do NOT touch these
26- One A/B test to run first, with the hypothesis stated in one sentence

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