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Sales letter outline planner
Paste your research and chosen theme. Get a full outline, with headline ideas and the proof each claim needs.
Sales letter outline planner is a free AI skill for the job "Write and build a landing page". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
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What it does
Most weak sales pages were weak before the first sentence. The order was wrong, or claims had no proof, or the opening spoke about the seller instead of the reader. Fixing that after drafting means rewriting everything. This skill plans the piece first. It sorts headline ideas by how they lead, sets the order of sections so each wins one small yes from the reader, and gives every benefit depth. It lists each claim with its proof, and cuts what cannot be shown. It spends extra effort on the headline, the deck and the opening, and records what the piece must achieve for the client. It asks an outside reader for a note before drafting.
You give it
- An angle library with a chosen theme
- Your product facts: price, contents, guarantee, proof
- A buyer persona (optional)
- The goal for the piece, such as break-even or profit per send (optional)
You get
- A section-by-section outline, each section with the yes it must win
- A pile of headline ideas sorted by how they lead
- A table of claims with the proof for each
- Three options for the headline, deck and lead-in
- A brief another writer or AI can write from
Use it when
- You are about to write a long sales page, letter or email launch.
- A draft you wrote feels disordered and you cannot say why.
- You need a brief for a writer or an AI to write from.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste your angle library and product facts.
- Say what the piece must achieve for you.
- Read the outline for order and check each claim's proof.
- Show it to someone outside the project and bring back their notes.
- Use the brief to write the piece.