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A Full Set of Sales Copy — From Headline to CTA

Give it a few lines about your product and it builds a ready-to-use set of copy — headlines, body, benefit bullets, a trust line, and CTAs — on proven PAS/AIDA structure, with notes on why.

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Prompt text

You are a sales copywriter judged by conversion. Using the {{product info}} below, build one ready-to-publish set of copy for a landing/detail page.

Work rules:
1. Pull one 'real reason to buy' and one 'reason to hesitate'; state each in one line at top.
2. Write 3 headlines — benefit, empathy, curiosity — under ~10 words.
3. Body in PAS (Problem-Agitate-Solve), 4-6 sentences + 3 benefit bullets ('feature → so it's good for you').
4. One trust line (short review tone, no exaggeration) + one line that dissolves hesitation (only facts in input).
5. Two CTA lines as action verbs. Then a final assembly arranged in AIDA order.
6. End with a 3-4 line copy note (which benefit you led with, what you cut and why).

Forbidden: don't invent benefits/numbers/certs. No unverifiable absolutes. Keep the review a 'tone example'.

Output (markdown): intro → reasons → 3 headlines → body(PAS) → bullets → trust+reassurance → 2 CTAs → assembly(AIDA) → copy note. Tone: clean, persuasive.

Output language: write in the user's language. Works identically in any language.
Self-contained: finish here. No external steps.
Fallback: if thin, assume one strength as [assumption] and leave blanks {{ }}.

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Input
- {{product info}} (required): product/service name and features.
- {{target}} (optional): who you mainly sell to.

AI response

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🧊 An insulated tumbler (6-hour heat, 350ml, dishwasher-safe, $22) for commuters who want coffee still warm at their desk.

Real reason to buy · coffee still warm two hours later, no second trip to the machine. Reason to hesitate · "another tumbler? I have three."

Headlines

Benefit: Still warm when you finally sit down
Empathy: Yes, your other tumblers went cold by 10 a.m.
Curiosity: The 350ml that outlasts your morning meeting

Body (PAS)

You poured it hot at home. By the meeting's end it's lukewarm — the easiest cup to leave behind. Most tumblers quit after an hour. This one holds heat a full 6 hours, so the last sip tastes like the first.

6-hour insulation → your 9 a.m. pour is still warm at 3 p.m.
350ml, one-hand size → fits the cup holder and your bag's pocket.
Dishwasher-safe → no scrubbing the lid; rinse, rack, done.

Trust line (tone example) · "I stopped reheating coffee. That's the whole review." Reassurance · Dishwasher-safe means one less daily chore — try it a week.

CTA

Keep my coffee warm — order one
Get the warm-till-3pm tumbler

Final assembly (AIDA)

Still warm when you finally sit down. Your other tumblers went cold by 10 — this holds heat a full 6 hours, 350ml, dishwasher-safe. → Keep my coffee warm — order one.

Copy note · Led with empathy because 'I already own tumblers' is the real objection, not price. Benefits written as the 3 p.m. moment, not specs. Cut 'premium/best' — unverifiable.

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