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Write seasonal sale landing page copy and offer messaging

Clear offer wording, a sale landing page, banner copy, and fine print that match across every channel.

Marketing & BrandFew-ShotStandardMarketingWritePlanFill-in Template

The prompt

Write the offer messaging and landing page for my seasonal sale. This is step 2 of a seasonal campaign pack; it works on its own, but paste the plan and offer from step 1 if you have them. Business and brand voice: [DETAILS] The offer, exactly: [e.g. 25% off sitewide, excludes gift cards] Dates and times (with time zone): [START - END] Featured products or collections: [LIST] Who I'm targeting: [e.g. existing customers, gift buyers, new customers] Shipping and returns details for the season: [cutoffs, extended returns] Return: 1. Campaign name and core line: 5 options. The offer must be understood in 3 seconds. 2. Landing page: - Hero headline and subhead with offer and end date. - Featured product blocks with a one-line reason to buy each (benefit, not just "on sale"). - Gift-buyer section (if relevant): by budget, by recipient. - Shipping cutoff and returns banner. - FAQ: code usage, exclusions, stacking, price adjustments, gift receipts. - Fine print in plain language. 3. Site banner copy (under 60 characters) for each phase: teaser, live, last day. 4. Pop-up or homepage tile copy. 5. Consistency sheet: the exact wording of offer, dates, and exclusions to reuse everywhere. Rules: Every claim about savings, stock, or deadlines must be true. No fake urgency or invented reviews; use [ADD REVIEW] where social proof goes.

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What to fill in

  • DETAILS
  • e.g. 25% off sitewide, excludes gift cards
  • START - END
  • LIST
  • e.g. existing customers, gift buyers, new customers
  • cutoffs, extended returns
  • ADD REVIEW

How this prompt is built

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