A one-page website for your hero product, built by you in Claude. Put the link in your Instagram and Facebook profiles, and send it to anyone who asks about your product.
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A landing page is one simple web page about your hero product. When someone comments, DMs you, or asks "what is that patch?", you send them the link. The page tells your story, answers the questions people always ask, and points them to the one thing you want them to do: buy, book a call, or message you.
You don't need to know how to build a website. We are going to build it together in Claude, step by step. Really, we will build it prompt by prompt.
Claude is an AI assistant. You talk to it in a chat, and it does the writing and the building. Below are five modules. Each one has a short video and a prompt you copy and paste into Claude.
On a free account? That works, but free accounts have a smaller message limit. Module 4 builds your whole page with your photo inside it, so it uses a lot. If Claude tells you that you've reached your limit, that's normal. Wait for it to reset, then come back to the same chat and keep going. Nothing is lost. If you'd rather not wait, the $20/month account gives you much more room.
What you put in is what you get back. Take your time with the questions.
Tap a module to open it. Work through them in order.
Open Claude and paste the prompt below into a new chat.
Keep that chat open. Do not start a new one. Every module after this builds on the same conversation, so the answers you give here carry forward.
Claude will ask you 6 questions, one at a time. Answer them the way you would say them out loud. Do not overthink it and do not give one word answers. What you put in is what you get back.
When it hands you your page blueprint, save it and come back for Module 2.
You are a world-class sales page copywriter and web developer. We are going to build my sales page together across several steps. This is step one: planning it. Keep this chat open the whole time. Everything we do next builds on what happens here. Ask me these 6 questions ONE AT A TIME. Wait for my answer before moving to the next one. Be warm and conversational, make this feel easy. If an answer is too vague to build on, ask one follow up, then move on. Do not write the sales page. Do not suggest copy yet. 1. What are you selling? Give me the name and a short description of the actual thing. Not a category. 2. Who is landing on this page, and what do they already know about you or this thing? 3. What made them curious enough to click? 4. What is the one thing you want them to do, and what is the exact link that button points to? Buy, apply, book, or DM you. 5. What does someone actually get, and what does it cost? Include anything else they have to buy for it to work. 6. What questions or objections come up every single time someone asks you about this? While I answer, pay attention to how I talk. Note the words I actually use and the words I would never say. You will need this later. When we are done, give me a PAGE BLUEPRINT: - The offer in one sentence - Who this page is for - The one action, and the link it points to - How this page should sound, and what to avoid - The sections of the page in order, and what each one needs to do - The objections the page has to answer, and where - What I still need to decide before we write Keep it tight. Bullets, no fluff. Then stop and wait for me. I will bring the next prompt when I am ready. No preamble. Start with question one.
Stuck on a question? Post it in the Builder's Circle community and I will help you get unstuck before you move on.
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Go back to the SAME Claude chat you used in Module 1. Do not start a new one. Claude is already working on this project for you and everything you told it is still there.
Paste the prompt below underneath your blueprint. Claude will ask you 6 questions, one at a time, and then write the copy for your entire page.
Using the page blueprint you just built for me, we are now writing the copy. Ask me these 6 questions ONE AT A TIME. Wait for my answer before moving to the next one. Be warm and conversational. If an answer is too thin to write from, ask one follow up, then move on. Do not write any copy until you have all 6 answers. 1. Paste your product information here. Copy it directly from the source, do not write it from memory. - Physical product: ingredients, studies, stats, from your company's product page - Digital product: what they get, the modules, the outcome - Business opportunity: what someone gets when they join you - Affiliate offer: the company's own material about it 2. Tell me your BEFORE. What was going on for you before you found this? 3. What was your turning point? What made you finally do something about it? 4. What is your RESULT? What is different now? Be as specific as you can. 5. Paste any testimonials, DMs, screenshots or comments you have from other people. As many as you have. If you have none, say none. 6. What questions do you get over and over about this? The ones sitting in your DMs. Now write the full page copy in four sections: PROMISE — what this is and who it is for. Answer what is this, is it for me, and why should I keep reading, in the first few lines. PICTURE — my story. Before, turning point, result. Written so the reader sees themselves in it, not so I look impressive. PROOF — the facts from my product information, then the testimonials. If I gave you no testimonials, do not invent any. Build the section from the facts instead and tell me what to add later. PUSH — answer every question from number 6 straight, no defensiveness and no overselling, then ask for the sale. Write in my voice. Use the words I used in my answers. Do not use words I did not use. Short sentences. No corporate language, no hype, no exclamation marks. Do not invent results, numbers, claims or testimonials. Everything on this page comes from what I told you. Mark where the buttons go, but leave the link out for now. I will add it later. Plain text only. Do not write any HTML or code yet. We are designing this later. Give me the copy section by section with clear headings so I can read through it. Then stop and wait for me. When I tell you the copy sounds right, give me the whole page copy again in one block so I can copy it in one go. Keep this copy in mind for the rest of our work together. We will be building the page from it in the next step. No preamble. Start with question one.
Read it out loud. If a line does not sound like you, tell Claude which line and how you would actually say it. Keep going until it sounds like you. Do not accept the first draft just because it reads fine.
Then paste the finished copy into a Google Doc or your notes app. That is your page copy and you will need it for the next module.
Optional: if you have Claude's memory turned on, you can also ask it to remember your page copy. Not everybody has this and you do not need it. The Google Doc is your real backup.
Stuck on a question? Post it in the Builder's Circle community and I will help you get unstuck before you move on.
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Go back to the SAME Claude chat you used in Module 1 and Module 2. Do not start a new one. Claude is already working on this project for you.
Claude will ask you for the screenshots, then the photo, then whether you have brand colors and fonts. Upload using the paperclip icon.
Then it will build you a visual preview. Not your whole page. Just the top section and one section underneath so you can see the look.
You are going to go back and forth on this a few times and that is normal. Bigger text. Less pink. Move the photo. Make it feel calmer. Keep directing it until you love it.
Using everything we have built so far, we are now deciding what this page looks like. Start by asking me for two things, ONE AT A TIME. Wait for my answer before the next. 1. Upload screenshots of three to five pages you love. The look, the fonts, the colors, the overall feel. Use the paperclip icon. Match the look of my screenshots, not the words in them. We use the copy we already wrote. If I say I do not have any screenshots, offer me these four looks and let me pick one. Only offer them if I have no screenshots. If I upload screenshots, ignore this list completely and follow my screenshots. - Quiet Luxury. Editorial and calm. Elegant serif headlines, a quiet palette like ivory, stone and espresso, lots of white space, my photo in a tall clean rectangle. - Loud and Bold. Poster energy. Huge headlines, big solid blocks of color, thick borders, chunky square buttons. - Warm and Earthy. Grounded and a little handmade. Soft serif headlines, one earthy palette like sage, butter and charcoal, my photo in an arch or circle frame. - Playful Pop. Bright and fun but still clean. A chunky display font, three candy colors with a dark text color, a few stickers or squiggles, my photo in a slightly tilted frame. 2. Upload a photo of yourself. A clear photo with your face visible works best. This goes at the top of your page. Then ask me one more question: Do you already have brand colors, fonts, or a logo you want this page to match? Paste hex codes and font names if you have them. If you do not have any of that, just say no and I will create the look from your screenshots. Then build me a VISUAL PREVIEW. A single self-contained HTML file showing two things: the hero section, and one section of my real copy underneath it. Use the copy we already wrote, not filler. Embed my photo directly in the file so it shows up. All CSS in a style tag. Google Fonts are fine, link them properly. This is a preview of the LOOK only. Do not build the rest of the page. We do that in the next step. Never do any of these: - Gradients of any kind - Rounded cards with soft drop shadows - Centering every line down the whole page - Generic icon sets next to headings - More than two fonts - More than three colors, not counting black, white or a dark text color - Stock illustrations or AI generated images of people After you show me the preview, ask me what I like and what I want different. Then rebuild it. Keep going until I tell you I love it. Do not explain your design choices unless I ask. Just show me the next version. No preamble. Start by asking me for my screenshots.
You will not get your whole page in this module. Two sections is all you need to know whether you love the look, and it keeps things fast while you are still deciding. We build the full page in Module 4.
Stuck? Post your preview in the Builder's Circle community and I will tell you what I would change.
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Go back to the SAME Claude chat you have used the whole way through. Do not start a new one.
Claude will ask for your link, then build your whole page.
Your page opens in a panel next to the chat with two tabs. Preview shows the page. Code shows the HTML behind it.
You never have to touch the code. You look at the Preview and you talk.
Your photo is built directly into the file, so it travels with the page. One file, nothing else to upload, works anywhere you put it.
Time to build the page. Use everything from this chat. The blueprint, the copy we wrote, the look I approved, and the photo I uploaded. Do not ask me to repeat any of it. Before you build, ask me one question and wait for my answer: What is the link people click to buy, apply, book, or message you? Paste the actual URL. If you do not have one yet, say so and I will leave the buttons ready for you to add it. Then build the full page. HOW TO BUILD IT - One self-contained HTML file. All CSS in a style tag inside it. - No external stylesheets or scripts except the Google Fonts link. - Give it to me so I can see the page itself, not just the code. - Embed my photo directly in the file as base64 inside the img tag. The finished file must work on its own with nothing else uploaded alongside it. - Google Fonts are fine. Link them properly so they load. - Build it for a phone first. Almost everyone sees this on their phone. Text big enough to read without zooming, buttons big enough to hit with a thumb. - Put my link on at least three buttons. Near the top, in the middle, and at the bottom. People decide at different moments. - Use my real copy. No placeholder text anywhere. NEVER DO THESE - Do not put sections inside rounded boxes with soft shadows - Do not center everything down the page. Left align the body copy - Do not make every section the same shape and height. Vary the rhythm - Do not make everything the same size. One thing should be biggest on each screen - Do not use more than two fonts - Do not use more than three colors, not counting black, white or a dark text color - Do not add icons, badges, stat boxes, carousels, or anything I did not ask for - Do not use gradients - Do not use stock illustrations or AI generated images of people - Do not cram. Leave real space around things MY WORDS STAY MY WORDS Use my copy as I wrote it. Do not rewrite it to sound more professional, do not smooth it out, and do not swap my specific lines for generic ones. If something genuinely needs shortening to fit, ask me first. Do not invent results, numbers, claims or testimonials. THEN Show me the page. Give me the finished page in one code block with nothing after it, so I can copy it in one go. Do not explain your design choices. Just ask me what I want different. I will tell you in plain language. Make that photo smaller. That headline is too long. Move the testimonials up. I hate that color. Change this sentence to this. Make the change and show me again. Keep going as long as I keep asking. Expect several rounds, that is what this step is for. No preamble. Start by asking me for my link.
Do not accept version one. Tell Claude what you want different in plain language: make the photo smaller, that headline is too long, move the testimonials above the price, I hate that color, change this sentence to this.
Keep going until you would happily text the link to a friend. When it is right, download the file and save it somewhere you can find it again. Your desktop is better than your downloads folder.
Once your page looks right, run the ChatGPT page audit in Module 5 below. Whatever ChatGPT flags, bring back to Claude and ask it to make the changes. Two sets of eyes and neither of them is tired.
Stuck? Post your page in the Builder's Circle community and I will tell you what I would change.
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Run this AFTER Claude has built your page and you have made your own edits.
This is a different tool. Open ChatGPT, not Claude. A new chat is fine.
ChatGPT will go through your page and tell you what looks and sounds AI-generated, what is already working, and what to fix first. At the end it gives you a clean set of instructions. Copy those, go back to your Claude chat, and paste them in. Claude makes the changes.
Two sets of eyes on your page. Claude built it, so Claude is looking at its own work. ChatGPT is not.
I'm going to upload screenshots of a website/sales page Claude built for me. I want you to act like a very picky creative director and conversion-focused editor. Your job is NOT to redesign the site from scratch. Your job is to audit what already exists and help me remove anything that makes it look or sound obviously AI-generated. Please review the screenshots carefully and look for anything that feels AI-generated in BOTH the design and the copy. DESIGN: look for things like - giant centered headlines everywhere - the same section layout repeated over and over - too much symmetry - endless rounded cards or boxes - random gradients - fake "premium" design choices - too many pills, badges, icons or decorative elements - stats used as decoration - giant empty spaces that feel accidental - every section having the same rhythm - too much bold text - generic stock-looking visuals - weird AI-created visual hierarchy - over-designed typography - anything that feels like a template instead of a custom design - anything that distracts from the actual offer - anything that looks like Claude's default design language COPY: look for things like - vague marketing language - phrases nobody would actually say - repetitive "not this, not that" constructions - too many short punchy lines stacked together - generic "unlock / elevate / transform" language - over-explaining - repetitive benefits - fake urgency - headlines that sound impressive but say nothing - copy that feels overly polished or robotic - sections where the same point is being made more than once - anything that doesn't sound like a real person IMPORTANT: Do not manufacture problems just because I asked for a critique. If something looks custom, polished, human and intentional, tell me to KEEP IT. Do not recommend: - gradients - cards - pills - random icons - blobs - decorative graphics - generic stock imagery unless there is a very specific reason they genuinely improve this particular page. I want the final page to feel: - custom - editorial - intentional - human - professionally art-directed - specific to this brand - visually confident - not over-designed For every issue you find, give me: 1. WHAT feels AI/generic 2. WHY it feels that way 3. EXACTLY what I should change 4. whether it is: - MUST FIX - POLISH - LEAVE IT ALONE Then give me: A. The 3 biggest things making the page feel AI-generated B. The 3 strongest things already working C. The 5 highest-impact edits I should make first After that, give me a clean set of instructions I can paste directly back into Claude to make ONLY those edits. Do not tell Claude to redesign the whole page. Preserve everything that is already working.
You do not have to do everything ChatGPT tells you. It is a second opinion, not a boss. If it flags something you love, keep it by removing it from the return prompt. You are the creative director.
Paste the final instructions back into your Claude chat and let Claude make the edits. Then check your page on your phone. Almost everybody landing on it is coming from Instagram.
When you would happily text the link to a friend, you are done. Download the file and save it somewhere you can find it. The last step puts it on the internet.
Your page is one file on your computer. The last step is putting it on the internet so it has a link you can add to your Instagram and Facebook profiles and send in your DMs.
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