Lead Magnet Opt-in Page ChatGPT Prompt
Prompt Objective:
Last week, you used ChatGPT to help you create a high-converting lead magnet from a long-form video.
This week, we’ll use ChatGPT to help draft the lead magnet opt-in page copy for your lead magnet.
Prompt Outline:
Step 1 – Upload your lead magnet
Select ChatGPT 4 > Advanced Data Analysis
In the message dialogue box, hit the plus sign and upload the lead magnet file.
Then, enter the prompt below:
Here is the content of my Lead Magnet.
Please confirm that you can read and understand the uploaded file from start to finish.
In the following conversation, I will ask you to help me create content based on the contents of this document.
Don’t take any action yet. Please just study the content of the lead magnet.
Step 2 – Opt-in page structure
Prompt:
Thank you.
I want you to act as an expert direct-response copywriter.
I want you to draft marketing copy for a high-converting opt-in page.
Your goal is to write copy that gets the maximum number of people to opt in for the lead magnet.
Please ensure that all copy aligns with the content of the lead magnet.
The opt-in page has five key sections:
Headline – (7 words approx)
Sub headline (12 words approx)
Body Copy (1 paragraph + 3-4 fascination bullet points)
Call To Action (3-5 words)
Image (please suggest an appropriate image)
Your copy should instantly answer the following questions for someone who visits the page –
Why should I pay attention to this?
Why is this important to me?
How will my life improve if I opt for this lead magnet?
Draft the copy in a friendly, human voice.
Ensure all copy passes A.I. detection tests.
Match the voice, tone, and language from the lead magnet.
Draft your copy at a 6th-grade or below level.
Please draft three versions of the opt-in page copy based on the above criteria.
Step 3 – Refinement
Prompt:
Keeping the copy aligned with the lead magnet uploaded at the start of the conversation, please redraft three versions in the style, tone, and structure of Eugene Schwartz.
Repeat as often as you like, changing the name of the copywriter. Here are some suggestions:
- Gary Halbert
- David Ogilvy
- Todd Brown
- Brian Kurtz
- John Charlton
- Ray Edwards
- Jim Edwards
- Russel Brunson
- Jeff Walker
- Stu McLaren
