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Write launch copy for this product. Product and what it does: {{product}} Who it is for: {{audience}} Proof I can point to (users, results, quotes), if any: {{proof}} Write: 1. Product Hunt tagline, under 60 characters, saying what it does for whom. 2. Product Hunt description, under 260 characters. 3. Maker's first comment: why I built it, what it does differently, what it does not do yet, an

Review this pricing page as a potential customer would read it. Pricing page text: {{pricing page}} Who usually buys: {{customers}} 1. In two or three sentences, say which plan a typical customer would pick and how sure they would be. 2. List the issues, most costly first. For each, quote the wording, say what a buyer would misunderstand or worry about, and give a rewrite or fix. 3. Check for m

Write an email announcing this change to existing customers. Product: {{product}} What changed, and anything customers must do: {{change}} Who receives it: {{audience}} 1. Give three subject lines, each under 60 characters, that say what changed. 2. Write the email in plain text: - If customers must act, put the action, the deadline and what happens if they don't in the first lines. - Ex

Review this landing page copy for {{audience}}. {{copy}} Assess clarity, relevance, evidence, and the call to action. For each issue, quote the original wording, explain the friction, and suggest a rewrite. Do not invent customer claims or metrics.