Landing Pages: The Sections in the Order Visitors Need Them
A landing page is an argument in order: promise, problem, solution, proof, price, action. This builder lays out that order.
What is the Landing Page Outline Builder?
Enter the product, who it is for, and its main benefit, and the tool builds a section-by-section landing page outline. This is a structural draft to fill with real copy and proof, not a finished page.
How to use it
- Enter the product and audience.
- State the main benefit.
- Click Build Outline and fill in real copy.
Worked example
For a meal planner aimed at busy families, the outline opens with a hero promising dinner planned in minutes, then problem, solution, features, testimonials, pricing, and a final call to action.
What sections does a landing page need?
Hero, problem, solution, features, testimonials, pricing, and a final call to action is a proven sequence.
Frequently asked questions
How long should the hero be?
One headline and one subheadline. If it needs a paragraph, the benefit is not sharp enough.
Where do testimonials go?
After the features and before pricing, where doubt peaks and proof helps most.