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Landing structure

The order of the screens is collected from the offer and the audience: what block is there, what is it for, what is on it, and why is it positioned here and not higher or lower.

Briefly

The order of blocks on the landing page is determined not by fashion, but by the state of the reader: the cold one is not ready to look at the price, and the hot one does not want to read the explanation of the problem. The tool assembles a structure for your offer and traffic source, explains the purpose of each screen and separately names the blocks that you do not need.

AI answers are free, but limited by the overall site limit. If the limit is reached, come back later: repeated clicks will not speed up the response.

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The order is determined by the state of the reader, not by the pattern

A typical landing page structure exists and generally works, but its main weakness is that it is the same for all traffic sources. A person who came with the request “buy X with delivery tomorrow” and a person who arrived from an advertisement in the feed are in different states and require different orders.

The first one needs the conditions, price and button as early as possible: he has already chosen a category and is comparing offers. The second one first needs to recognize himself in the description of the situation, otherwise the price in the hero section reads as “they are selling me something” and he leaves.

Therefore, the structure here is based on the traffic source and the reader’s state, and each screen has a description of why it is located in this particular place. There is a separate section for blocks that you don’t need: the extra screen is not neutral, it pushes the action down.

What the tool intentionally doesn't do

Does not insert numbers, deadlines, benchmarks and names of companies that did not exist in your input. If the output requires a number that you did not provide, in the answer will be marked “to clarify” rather than a plausible number. This limitation is worth in the system prompt and works against the main property of language models: It’s difficult to complete what’s missing.

The request text is sent to the AI provider, and the response is returned to the browser. The site does not save these texts in the database. To limit expenses separately the number of requests and the anonymized connection identifier are taken into account. If the free limit is reached, the tool will offer to come back later.

Questions

How many screens should there be?
As much as is needed to bring the reader from his initial state to action, and not one more. For hot traffic this is sometimes three screens. For a complex service with a long solution - ten. The number of blocks in itself does not affect anything.
Why doesn't the tool offer a block of reviews if I don't have any?
Because an empty block is worse than a missing block: it takes up space and promises proof that is not there. If there are no reviews, you will see this in the section about the lack of materials, and this is a task for collection, not layout.
How is this different from testing a landing page?
Here the structure is assembled from scratch, from the offer. The check parses an existing page and looks for where it loses a person. If the page exists, it’s more logical to start with checking.
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