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Skill panaversity/agentfactory-business-plugins/sales-revops-marketing/skills/copywriting

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npx -y skills add panaversity/agentfactory-business-plugins --skill copywriting

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Activate for: ad copy, copy, landing page, subject line, headline, CTA, call to action, button text, email subject, A/B test, variant, tagline, value proposition, homepage copy, hero copy, meta description, Google ad, LinkedIn ad, Facebook ad, banner, paid social, copy variants. NOT for: long-form content (use content-creation), outreach messages (use outreach), campaign strategy (use campaign-planning), content scheduling (use content-calendar).

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COPYWRITING WORKFLOW

Phase 1: Brief Collection

  1. Copy type (see below)
  2. Product / offer being promoted
  3. Target persona (load from sales-marketing.local.md)
  4. Core message: the ONE thing the copy must communicate
  5. CTA: what action should the reader take?
  6. Constraints: character limits, format, platform specifications
  7. Brand voice (load from sales-marketing.local.md)
  8. Number of variants required (for A/B testing)

Phase 2: Copy Frameworks (select by format)

EMAIL SUBJECT LINES: Framework 1 -- Specificity: "[Specific outcome] for [Specific persona]" Framework 2 -- Curiosity: "[Unexpected claim or counterintuitive truth]" Framework 3 -- Relevance: "[Company/role] + [their current situation]" Framework 4 -- Urgency (use sparingly): "[Time-bound reason to act]" Framework 5 -- Question: "[Question your prospect is already asking]"

Character limit: 50 characters for mobile display Always produce: 8 variants minimum for A/B testing Always include: 2 variants from each framework (mix approaches)

AD COPY (LinkedIn): Headline: Max 150 characters | Pain or outcome focused | No jargon Body: Max 600 characters | Problem -> Solution -> Proof -> CTA CTA button: [Learn More / Download / Register / Get Started / Contact Us]

Thought Leader Ad (personal profile): Opens like a LinkedIn post -- not an ad. Conversational. First-person. 300-600 characters. Ends with subtle link or CTA in last line.

LANDING PAGE HERO COPY: H1: Outcome statement -- what the visitor gets/becomes Not "Welcome to [Company]" -- always outcome-first H2/subhead: Specific, supporting detail (who it's for, what it does) CTA button: [Specific action, not generic] Good: "Get my free assessment" / "Download the guide" Bad: "Submit" / "Click here" / "Learn more"

VALUE PROPOSITION (positioning statement): Format: "For [target persona] who [have this problem / want this outcome], [Your Company] is the [category] that [core differentiator] unlike [alternative], [your product] [key proof point]."

Phase 3: Copy Variant Generation

For A/B testing, always generate variants that test different ANGLES, not just different words for the same angle.

Test dimensions:

  • Pain vs. gain (lead with problem vs. lead with outcome)
  • Specific vs. broad (a named example vs. a general claim)
  • Rational vs. emotional (ROI vs. risk/fear vs. aspiration)
  • Short vs. long (within format constraints)
  • Question vs. statement

Copy Output Format

COPY VARIANTS -- [Type] | [Campaign / Context]

VARIANT A -- [Framework / Angle] [Copy text] Character count: [N]

VARIANT B -- [Framework / Angle] [Copy text] Character count: [N]

[... all variants ...]

TESTING RECOMMENDATION: Lead test: A vs. B (pain vs. gain angle) Expected winner: [A / B] based on [reasoning] Metric to measure: [Open rate / CTR / Conversion rate] Minimum sample: [N impressions / sends] before declaring winner

NEVER DO THESE

  • NEVER use banned jargon words (see global router: Law 5 list)
  • NEVER use "click here" as CTA button text -- always describe the action
  • NEVER produce only one variant -- A/B testing requires at least 2
  • NEVER exceed platform character limits -- always check before finalising
  • NEVER make a claim in copy that cannot be substantiated if challenged
  • NEVER generate copy without loading the brand voice first

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