Marketing workflow

Plan a landing page from a factual product brief

Map a clear page structure and identify which benefits need proof before they become claims.

◦ Documented~20 minutes · EstimateBeginner

Start with these inputs

  • Product or service description
  • Specific audience and problem
  • Approved evidence, limitations, and call to action

Follow the workflow

  1. Write a factual brief that separates capabilities from hoped-for benefits.
  2. Paste it into Gemini with the audience and approved evidence.
  3. Check that the page answers what it does, who it helps, and how to start.
  4. Resolve the evidence gaps before handing the outline to a designer or builder.

Your starting prompt

PERSONALIZE THE [BRACKETS] BEFORE USING
Create a landing-page content outline for [audience] from the factual brief below.
Return: headline options, a concise introduction, three benefit sections, how it works, FAQ topics, and one CTA. For every benefit, show the supporting fact. Put unsupported benefits in a "Needs evidence" list.
Do not invent customer logos, testimonials, usage numbers, savings, or performance. Keep limitations visible. This is a copy outline, not a built or published page.
Brief: [paste brief]
Approved evidence: [paste]
Limitations and CTA: [paste]

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What the output could look like

Illustrative example, not a recorded test result.

Illustrative example using invented sample inputs: Section: How it works. 1. Choose a task. 2. Gather the listed inputs. 3. Adapt the prompt. 4. Review the result. Needs evidence: whether beginners finish the process faster.
Review before you use it.
A persuasive outline is not evidence that the offer converts. Keep unverified benefits out of published claims. Time is an approximate planning estimate, not a measured result. Free access has usage limits; features can vary by account.

Sources & review notes

By AI Flow Finder · Reviewed October 14, 2026. Documented means this guide is based on the sources above. It has not yet passed a recorded end-to-end workflow test. Tool access and limits can change.

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