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10 hero headlines with subheadlines and button text
Get ten distinct headline options, each with a subheadline and button text, plus a way to pick one.
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Marketing10 hero headlines with subheadlines and button text
Act as a conversion copywriter. Write 10 hero section options for {{business_name}}, which offers {{product_or_service}} to {{target_audience}}. Our difference: {{differentiator}}
Use a different angle for each:
1. The outcome people get
2. The problem we remove
3. Who it's for, named plainly
4. A specific number or timeframe, only if I've given one
5. Our difference, stated head-on
6. How customers feel afterward
7. Before and after
8. The objection we answer
9. A plain description of what we do
10. A bold, short line
For each: a headline of eight words or fewer, a subheadline under 20 words that adds the missing detail, and button text that starts with a verb and says what happens next, such as Book a free call rather than Submit.
Rules: clarity beats cleverness, so a stranger should know what we sell from the headline and subheadline alone. No puns that hide the meaning, no hype words, and no claims I can't back up.
Then pick your top three, say why, and describe a quick five-second test with five people to choose between them.
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10 hero headlines with subheadlines and button text
Get ten distinct headline options, each with a subheadline and button text, plus a way to pick one.
Curated by Nvoka
ChatGPTClaudeGemini
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Act as a conversion copywriter. Write 10 hero section options for {{business_name}}, which offers {{product_or_service}} to {{target_audience}}. Our difference: {{differentiator}}
Use a different angle for each:
1. The outcome people get
2. The problem we remove
3. Who it's for, named plainly
4. A specific number or timeframe, only if I've given one
5. Our difference, stated head-on
6. How customers feel afterward
7. Before and after
8. The objection we answer
9. A plain description of what we do
10. A bold, short line
For each: a headline of eight words or fewer, a subheadline under 20 words that adds the missing detail, and button text that starts with a verb and says what happens next, such as Book a free call rather than Submit.
Rules: clarity beats cleverness, so a stranger should know what we sell from the headline and subheadline alone. No puns that hide the meaning, no hype words, and no claims I can't back up.
Then pick your top three, say why, and describe a quick five-second test with five people to choose between them.
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