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How do I write copy that explains what my product does clearly?

A starting point

Say what it is in the plain words your customer would use, not corporate abstractions like 'empowering synergies'. Lead with the concrete benefit, make claims specific and visualisable, and cut every word that doesn't help you sell. If a caveman couldn't grunt back what you offer, rewrite it.

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The step-by-step guide to landing pages that convert

From Marketing Examples by Harry Dry 15 min read

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The single best free walkthrough of what belongs on a landing page, with a real 10-step structure and copy examples for every section.

  • Above the fold: title, subtitle, visual, social proof, CTA
  • Below the fold: features vs objections, proof, FAQ, second CTA, founder note
  • Clarity over cleverness, a caveman should grunt back what you offer
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