Prompt for Website Creation
Write 4-5 headline options for the hero section of a website for [business, described specifically], targeting [audience, described specifically]. The main value proposition is: [what genuinely makes it different or valuable]. Include a matching call-to-action button text for each headline option you suggest.
Website copy needs the specific page section and your real value proposition named — a bare “write website copy” request returns generic marketing language that could apply to nearly any business.
What this produces
Copy for the specific page section you name — a headline, a call to action, body text — built around your real value proposition and audience, with multiple options to choose from.
Variations
Two ready-to-copy versions for common sections.
Write 4-5 headline options for the hero section of a website for [business, described specifically], targeting [audience]. The main value proposition is: [what makes it different or valuable]. Include a matching call-to-action button text for each.
Write [section, e.g. “About page” or “pricing page”] copy for [business, described specifically]. Key points to include: [real facts about the business]. Keep it to [word count], in a [tone, e.g. “warm and direct”] voice throughout.
See also: AI Prompts for Product Managers and AI Prompt List for Grant Writing and Grant Seeking Tasks.
FAQ
How is this different from a website design prompt?
This writes the actual words — headlines, body copy — rather than layout, colors, or code; use it alongside a design or sitemap prompt for the complete page.
How many headline options should I ask for?
4-5 gives enough real variety to choose from without becoming overwhelming — ask for more if none of the first batch feels right.
Should I use AI copy exactly as written?
Treat it as a strong starting draft — read it aloud, cut anything that doesn’t sound like your actual voice, and verify every factual claim before publishing.
