Audit and optimize pages for conversion — value props, CTAs, copy, social proof, and friction points. Run a full audit or target a specific area.
argument-hint
[copy | cta | social-proof | full] — Optional: target one area. Default: full audit.
Conversion Audit
Audit and optimize conversion-critical interfaces. Runs a full audit by default, or targets a specific area when an argument is provided.
Usage
/conversion-audit — full audit (value props, friction, CTAs, copy, social proof)
/conversion-audit copy — copywriting optimization only
/conversion-audit cta — CTA design and psychology only
/conversion-audit social-proof — social proof elements only
Instructions
Parse the argument and run the specified area. If no argument or full, run all areas in order.
Area: copy
Write conversion-focused copy using proven frameworks.
Frameworks to apply:
PAS (Problem → Agitate → Solution) — identify the problem, amplify the pain, present the solution
Logo bar: immediately below hero (reduces anxiety early)
Testimonials: near primary CTA (answers objections at decision point)
Stats: in features section (supports claims with data)
Trust badges: at checkout/signup (addresses final objections)
Quality over quantity: 2-3 excellent testimonials beat 20 generic ones. Specifics are credible: "Increased revenue 43%" beats "Really helpful tool".
Full Audit (default)
When no argument is provided, perform a comprehensive conversion audit:
Value proposition audit — Is the core value clear above the fold? Can a new visitor understand what it does and who it's for in 5 seconds?
Friction analysis — Map the conversion path. Where do users have to make decisions, fill forms, or wait? Rank friction points by severity.
CTA audit — Apply the cta area above to all CTAs on the page
Copy audit — Apply the copy area above to headlines, subheads, and body copy
Social proof audit — Apply the social-proof area above
Mobile conversion — Are all conversion paths functional on mobile? Are touch targets large enough? Does the value prop work on small screens?
Output a prioritized list: High Impact (fix first), Medium Impact, Low Impact.
When to Use
Use /conversion-audit when you need to:
Audit landing pages before launch
Diagnose low conversion rates
Identify friction in signup or checkout flows
Evaluate pricing page effectiveness
Assess mobile conversion experience
Prioritize conversion improvements
Instructions
Phase 1: Page Structure Analysis
Goal: Evaluate overall page architecture and information hierarchy
I will analyze:
Above-the-Fold Content
Clear value proposition visible immediately?
Primary CTA above fold?
Social proof or trust signals present?
Visual hierarchy guides eye to CTA?
Content Flow
Logical progression: Problem → Solution → Proof → Action?
Objections addressed before asking for action?
Appropriate content density (not overwhelming)?
CTA Placement
Primary CTA repeated at logical intervals?
CTAs appear after value demonstrations?
Final CTA before footer?
Scoring Rubric (1-5):
Score
Page Structure
5
Clear value prop, CTA above fold, logical flow, objections addressed
4
Value prop clear, CTA visible, mostly logical flow
3
Value prop present but unclear, CTA below fold, some flow issues
2
Weak value prop, CTA hard to find, confusing structure
1
No clear value prop, no obvious CTA, chaotic layout
Phase 2: Copy Effectiveness
Goal: Evaluate headline, body copy, and microcopy quality
Headline Assessment:
### Great Headlines
✅ **Clear benefit**: "Close deals 3x faster with AI-powered sales tools"
✅ **Specific outcome**: "Generate 10,000 leads per month on autopilot"
✅ **Problem/solution**: "Tired of losing customers at checkout? Fix it in 5 minutes"
### Weak Headlines
❌ **Vague**: "The best solution for your business"
❌ **Feature-first**: "Advanced AI-powered platform"
❌ **Jargon**: "Synergize your enterprise workflow ecosystem"