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writing-copy

Write marketing copy for landing pages, product descriptions, CTAs, emails, and app UI text.

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Part of spencerpauly/awesome-cursor-skills — 65 skills

Install

skills CLI npx skills add https://github.com/spencerpauly/awesome-cursor-skills/tree/main/resources/writing-copy
Claude Code claude plugin marketplace add https://llmmart.ai/marketplace.json && claude plugin install spencerpauly-awesome-cursor-skills@llmmart
Git git clone https://github.com/spencerpauly/awesome-cursor-skills.git

The skills CLI installs just this skill, for any of its supported agents. Claude Code installs the whole spencerpauly/awesome-cursor-skills collection as a plugin from our marketplace. Git is the plain clone.

Skill manifest

Writing Copy

Write clear, compelling copy for products and marketing.

Principles

  1. Clarity over cleverness — users should instantly understand what you're saying
  2. Benefits over features — "Save 2 hours a day" beats "AI-powered automation"
  3. One idea per section — don't overload the reader
  4. Active voice — "We send your report" not "Your report will be sent"
  5. Short sentences — aim for 15-20 words per sentence

Landing Page Structure

Hero Section

  • Headline: One sentence, states the core value (8-12 words)
  • Subheadline: Expands on the headline, addresses who it's for (15-25 words)
  • CTA: Clear action verb ("Start free trial", "Get started", "Try for free")
Headline:    Ship faster with AI-powered code review
Subheadline: Catch bugs, enforce standards, and merge with confidence — 
             built for teams that move fast.
CTA:         Start free trial →

Features Section

For each feature:

  • Short title (3-5 words)
  • One sentence explaining the benefit
  • Optional: icon or screenshot

Social Proof

  • Customer logos, testimonials, metrics
  • Specific numbers: "Used by 10,000+ teams" not "Used by many teams"
  • Quotes with name, title, company

CTA Section

  • Repeat the primary CTA
  • Address objections: "No credit card required", "Free for up to 5 users"

Button & CTA Copy

Good:

  • "Start free trial"
  • "Get started — it's free"
  • "Download the app"
  • "See pricing"
  • "Book a demo"

Bad:

  • "Submit"
  • "Click here"
  • "Learn more" (too vague as a primary CTA)
  • "Get started now for free today!" (too long)

Microcopy (UI Text)

Error messages:

  • Say what happened and what to do: "Payment failed. Please check your card details and try again."
  • Not: "Error 422" or "Something went wrong"

Empty states:

  • Guide the user: "No projects yet. Create your first project to get started."
  • Not: "No data"

Confirmation dialogs:

  • Be specific: "Delete this project? This will remove all tasks and cannot be undone."
  • Button: "Delete project" (not "OK")

Loading states:

  • "Setting up your workspace..." (not "Loading...")

Email Copy

  • Subject line: 6-10 words, specific, no ALL CAPS
  • First line: Get to the point — why should they care?
  • Body: One CTA, not three
  • P.S.: Use for urgency or a secondary point (highest-read part after the subject)

Tips

  • Read your copy out loud — if it sounds awkward, rewrite it
  • Cut every word that isn't doing work
  • Use the "so what?" test: after every sentence, ask "so what?" — the answer should be obvious
  • A/B test headlines and CTAs when possible
  • Match the tone to your audience (developer docs ≠ consumer marketing)
Files (awesome-cursor-skills)
  • SKILL.md 2.8 KB
    ---
    name: writing-copy
    description: Write marketing copy for landing pages, product descriptions, CTAs, emails, and app UI text.
    user-invocable: true
    ---
    
    # Writing Copy
    
    Write clear, compelling copy for products and marketing.
    
    ## Principles
    
    1. **Clarity over cleverness** — users should instantly understand what you're saying
    2. **Benefits over features** — "Save 2 hours a day" beats "AI-powered automation"
    3. **One idea per section** — don't overload the reader
    4. **Active voice** — "We send your report" not "Your report will be sent"
    5. **Short sentences** — aim for 15-20 words per sentence
    
    ## Landing Page Structure
    
    ### Hero Section
    - **Headline**: One sentence, states the core value (8-12 words)
    - **Subheadline**: Expands on the headline, addresses who it's for (15-25 words)
    - **CTA**: Clear action verb ("Start free trial", "Get started", "Try for free")
    
    ```
    Headline:    Ship faster with AI-powered code review
    Subheadline: Catch bugs, enforce standards, and merge with confidence — 
                 built for teams that move fast.
    CTA:         Start free trial →
    ```
    
    ### Features Section
    For each feature:
    - **Short title** (3-5 words)
    - **One sentence** explaining the benefit
    - Optional: icon or screenshot
    
    ### Social Proof
    - Customer logos, testimonials, metrics
    - Specific numbers: "Used by 10,000+ teams" not "Used by many teams"
    - Quotes with name, title, company
    
    ### CTA Section
    - Repeat the primary CTA
    - Address objections: "No credit card required", "Free for up to 5 users"
    
    ## Button & CTA Copy
    
    Good:
    - "Start free trial"
    - "Get started — it's free"
    - "Download the app"
    - "See pricing"
    - "Book a demo"
    
    Bad:
    - "Submit"
    - "Click here"
    - "Learn more" (too vague as a primary CTA)
    - "Get started now for free today!" (too long)
    
    ## Microcopy (UI Text)
    
    **Error messages:**
    - Say what happened and what to do: "Payment failed. Please check your card details and try again."
    - Not: "Error 422" or "Something went wrong"
    
    **Empty states:**
    - Guide the user: "No projects yet. Create your first project to get started."
    - Not: "No data"
    
    **Confirmation dialogs:**
    - Be specific: "Delete this project? This will remove all tasks and cannot be undone."
    - Button: "Delete project" (not "OK")
    
    **Loading states:**
    - "Setting up your workspace..." (not "Loading...")
    
    ## Email Copy
    
    - **Subject line**: 6-10 words, specific, no ALL CAPS
    - **First line**: Get to the point — why should they care?
    - **Body**: One CTA, not three
    - **P.S.**: Use for urgency or a secondary point (highest-read part after the subject)
    
    ## Tips
    
    - Read your copy out loud — if it sounds awkward, rewrite it
    - Cut every word that isn't doing work
    - Use the "so what?" test: after every sentence, ask "so what?" — the answer should be obvious
    - A/B test headlines and CTAs when possible
    - Match the tone to your audience (developer docs ≠ consumer marketing)
    

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