Build your own
series landing page.
Here is how.
We made the Code & Craft landing page with Genspark, and not in one magic prompt. It took a run of them, and the useful part was never the wording, it was the order. These six prompts are the approach, not our page. Run them for your own thing and you should end up somewhere that looks nothing like ours.
From Reg & Yvette
Six prompts, in order ๐
The order matters far more than the wording. Fill in anything in [SQUARE BRACKETS] with your own, and answer the questions it asks you honestly. Ours ended up at regandyvette.com/codeandcraft.
Most people open with "build me a landing page for my podcast" and get a podcast landing page, which is exactly the problem. Start by making it dig into what your thing actually is, and make it push back when your answers are vague.
If you skip this you get whatever look is fashionable that month. Do not hand it an aesthetic and do not let it hand you one either. Work it out together, from what your thing actually is.
This is the one that matters most. The first thing it shows you is the safe average of everything it has seen. Ask for real alternatives and pick, and your page stops looking like everyone else's.
Whatever has to land in the first five seconds gets built on its own, before anything else exists to fight with it. Ask it what it thinks that section has to achieve, and correct it. That exchange is worth more than the section.
Every page worth visiting has one thing that could only belong to that project. Ours is the voting, because the whole series is people picking a side. Yours will be something completely different. Whatever it is, build it early, while the rest of the page is still simple.
Same shape every message: keep what exists, build one section, look at its states, stop. The useful trick here is asking what does not earn its place. It will happily cut things you were only adding out of habit.
The whole build,
start to finish ๐ฌ
If you would rather watch than read, this is the episode where we make the page.
Three things ๐
- Grab the free credits first so you are not rationing them halfway through a build.
- Run the prompts in order. If you only take one thing from this page, take step 03: ask for options instead of accepting the first design.
- Keep your version of these in a note and edit them as you learn. Ours got better every single week, and that file ended up worth more to us than any one page it produced.
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About the prompts. They are the overview, not the blueprint. We build every project by hand and make a hundred small decisions along the way, so your result will look different from ours.
Examples. The bracketed names and details in the prompts are placeholders. Replace them with your own real information before using anything commercially.