12-landing-page-brief-global
This Claude Code skill generates conversion-optimized landing page briefs using a standardized 7-section structure designed around the principle "1 page = 1 goal = 1 CTA." Use it when creating landing pages for paid advertising campaigns, product launches, or lead-generation initiatives where eliminating friction and focusing user attention on a single action is critical. The skill gathers product details and traffic source information, then produces mobile-first briefs that specify hero sections, pain-point positioning, social proof, feature highlights, objection handling, urgency mechanisms, and clear closing CTAs.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/minhnv0807/ai-business-skills /tmp/12-landing-page-brief-global && cp -r /tmp/12-landing-page-brief-global/skills/en/12-landing-page-brief-global ~/.claude/skills/12-landing-page-brief-globalSKILL.md
# Landing Page Brief (Global) > 1 page = 1 goal = 1 CTA. No menus, no outbound links, no distractions. --- ## Information Gathering Ask up to 4 questions: 1. **What product/service?** Brief description + price + target audience. 2. **What is the LP goal?** Lead capture (form), booking, purchase, signup? 3. **Primary traffic source?** Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, Google Ads, organic, or mixed? 4. **What assets exist?** Product photos/video, testimonials, social proof numbers? --- ## Core Principles ### 1 page — 1 goal — 1 CTA | Principle | Explanation | |-----------|-------------| | Single goal | Each page serves one action: fill a form, book a call, or buy | | No nav menu | Remove header navigation — prevents users leaving the page | | No outbound links | Every link should anchor-scroll to the CTA, never link out | | Mobile-first | 70%+ of paid-ad traffic is mobile globally — design mobile first | | <3s load | First Contentful Paint < 1.5s, Largest Contentful Paint < 3s | | Urgency element | Countdown, limited stock, deadline — always have at least one | ### Length by Device | Device | Total page length | Avg reading time | |--------|-------------------|------------------| | Mobile | 6–8 scroll screens | 90–120 seconds | | Desktop | 4–5 scroll screens | 60–90 seconds | --- ## 7-Section Structure ### Section 1 — Hero **Goal:** Hook + deliver core value proposition within 5 seconds. | Element | Requirement | Character limit | |---------|-------------|-----------------| | Headline | Clear benefit, not generic | 60 chars | | Sub-headline | Short explanation of the benefit | 120 chars | | Primary CTA | Verb + benefit, contrast color (#ff6b00) | 25 chars | | Visual | Product image/video or result shot | 1 hero asset | | Trust badge | Customer count, ratings, partner logos | 3–5 badges | **Copy template:** ``` Headline: [Desired result] — [Time / condition] Example: "Clear skin in 4 weeks — without injections" Sub-headline: [Method/product] helps [audience] [achieve result] without [main concern]. Example: "Our deep-facial protocol helps busy professionals reclaim healthy skin without downtime." CTA: [Verb] + [benefit] Example: "Book your free consultation" ``` --- ### Section 2 — Problem (Pain Agitation) **Goal:** Name the exact pain so the user thinks "Yes, that's me." | Element | Requirement | |---------|-------------| | 3–5 pain points | Specific, in customer's own language | | Consequences | What happens if unsolved? | | Emotion | Empathy words: tired, anxious, frustrated, stuck | **Template:** ``` "Are you struggling with any of these?" - [Pain 1 — specific, situational] - [Pain 2 — consequence of the problem] - [Pain 3 — accompanying emotion] - [Pain 4 — failed past attempts] "If even one of these resonates — [product/service] is built for you." ``` --- ### Section 3 — Solution (How it works) **Goal:** Position the product/service as the answer to Section 2. | Element | Requirement | |---------|-------------| | Solution intro | 2–3 short sentences | | 3–4 process steps | Numbered: Step 1 → Step 2 → Step 3 → Result | | Differentiators | 3 USPs vs competitors or old methods | | Visual | Icons or images per step | **Template:** ``` "How [solution] works:" Step 1: [Customer action] → [Outcome of step] Step 2: [Next action] → [Outcome of step] Step 3: [Final action] → [End result] Why we're different: - [USP 1]: [Short explanation] - [USP 2]: [Short explanation] - [USP 3]: [Short explanation] ``` --- ### Section 4 — Social Proof **Goal:** Build trust through real results. | Element | Requirement | Quantity | |---------|-------------|---------| | Testimonial | Real name, photo, specific result | 3–5 | | Numbers | Total customers, avg rating, years experience | 3–4 stats | | Partner logos | If B2B or with major brands | 4–6 logos | | Before/After | Side-by-side result imagery | 2–3 pairs | | Video review | Customer talking about experience | 1–2 videos | **Testimonial template:** ``` "[Specific result with numbers]" — [Name], [Role/Title], [City] [Photo or avatar] ``` --- ### Section 5 — Lead Form / Primary CTA **Goal:** Convert. This is the most critical section. | Element | Requirement | |---------|-------------| | Form headline | Restate benefit + add urgency | | Form fields | Min: Name + Phone (2 fields). Max: + Email + 1 optional | | CTA button | Contrast color (#ff6b00), large, high-contrast | | Reassurance | "Information is private" or "Free consult, no obligation" | | Urgency | Countdown timer or "[X] slots left this month" | **Form rules:** - Mobile: form spans full screen width - Each field has a clear label + example placeholder - CTA button height ≥ 48px (mobile-tap friendly) - After submit: show Thank You + redirect or confirmation - Don't request email if the goal is a phone call/chat --- ### Section 6 — FAQ (Objection Handling) **Goal:** Answer 5–7 common questions to remove buying barriers. | Type | Examples | |------|----------| | Pricing | "How much does it cost? Any hidden fees?" | | Effectiveness | "How long until I see results?" | | Safety | "Are there side effects?" | | Process | "How do I sign up?" | | Competition | "How is this different from [alternative]?" | | Guarantee | "Refund or warranty policy?" | | Timing | "How long does it take?" | **Format:** Accordion (open/close) — collapsed by default on mobile to save space. --- ### Section 7 — Final CTA **Goal:** One last, strongest call to action. | Element | Requirement | |---------|-------------| | Headline | Sum up the entire value proposition in one line | | CTA button | Same as Section 5 — contrast color, large | | Urgency | Restate deadline or limited stock | | Direct contact | Phone hotline + WhatsApp/Messenger link (for non-form converters) | --- ## Technical Requirements ### Performance | Metric | Target | |--------|--------| | First Contentful Paint | < 1.5s | | Largest Contentful Paint | < 3s | | Cumulative Layout Shift | < 0.1 | | Time to Interactiv
Ke hoach Fullstack Marketing — master skill tong hop chien luoc, noi dung, trien khai, hieu suat, va timeline. Goi cac skill con de hoan thien output.
Use when the user needs an overall marketing plan for a period — objectives, segments, positioning, channel mix, content direction, budget, timeline, KPIs, and a risk matrix, adapted to US, EU, SEA, or LATAM. Trigger on 'marketing plan', 'marketing strategy for next year', 'go-to-market roadmap', 'plan for Q3', 'we have no marketing plan', 'where should we spend next quarter'. Also use when a founder only says the business needs to grow and has no idea which channel to start with. Not for — one specific campaign, see `02-campaign-brief-global`; working backward from a revenue goal to spend, see `10-reverse-kpi-global`; splitting a budget across channels and months, see `61-budget-planning-global`; taking a brand new product to market, see `59-go-to-market-global`.
Use when the user needs a monthly or weekly content calendar — posting schedule per channel, funnel ratio, content pillars, repurposing matrix, and an owner per slot. Trigger on 'content calendar', 'posting schedule', 'what should we post this month', 'editorial calendar', 'social media plan', 'we post randomly with no plan'. Also use when the user only says the team keeps running out of things to post. Not for — the brief for one specific post, see `36-content-brief-global`; the caption text itself, see `37-social-caption-global`; deciding next period content from last period data, see `40-next-content-plan-global`; a paid campaign timeline, see `02-campaign-brief-global`.
Lich noi dung thang — len lich dang bai da kenh voi ti le pheu, content pillar, repurposing matrix, va scoring tieu chi.
Brief chien dich marketing — 9 phan day du tu Context den Risk, bao gom creative direction, RACI, budget allocation theo phase, va auto-trigger cac skill lien quan.
Use when a specific campaign needs a brief the whole team can execute from — context, objective, audience, core message, creative direction, channels, deliverables, week-by-week timeline, approval gates, and risks. Trigger on 'campaign brief', 'creative brief', 'launch brief', 'brief the team on this campaign', 'we are running a promo next month', 'what is the plan for this campaign'. Also use when the user describes a promotion out loud and asks for something the team can actually run. Not for — the whole period plan, see `00-marketing-plan-global`; the list of design files needed, see `41-campaign-asset-list-global`; assigning work to one person, see `64-team-brief-global`; a new product launch sequence, see `59-go-to-market-global`.
Danh gia hieu suat marketing — audit performance ads va organic, chan doan root cause, de xuat toi uu voi action plan 48h va checklist hang tuan.
Use when marketing numbers look bad and the user needs to know WHY — layered root-cause diagnosis across tracking, delivery, creative, landing page, offer, and audience quality, 5-Whys, regional benchmarks for US, EU, SEA, and LATAM, and a 48-hour action plan. Covers dropshipping ROAS and BE-ROAS. Trigger on 'why is CPA so high', 'my ads are not converting', 'ROAS dropped', 'we are burning budget', 'performance is bad this month', 'diagnose the funnel'. Also use when the user pastes a screenshot of numbers with no question attached. Not for — auditing account configuration and scoring health, see `21-ads-audit-global`; writing a report someone else reads, see `07-marketing-report-global`; turning a raw export into insight, see `13-data-analysis-global`.