Free landing page teardown prompt

Act as a strict but practical landing page conversion reviewer.

Page to review: https://example.com
Product: job management software for small service businesses that sell quoted work
Audience: operators, founders, and service teams deciding whether to try the guided demo
Current conversion problem: the page gets visits, but very few visitors click the primary CTA
Primary traffic source: Reddit, X, Product Hunt, and founder-community traffic

Review angles:
1. First-screen clarity: Say what a new visitor understands in the first 5 seconds, and rewrite the hero if the product category, user, or outcome is unclear.
2. CTA path: Inspect whether the primary CTA matches visitor intent, whether secondary CTAs compete, and what should happen before account creation.
3. Trust and proof: Find missing trust signals, proof modules, security/privacy objections, customer evidence, and domain-specific details.
4. Visual specificity: Call out generic AI UI patterns, vague screenshots, unreadable product previews, and visual choices that could fit any SaaS page.

Output format:
1. First 5-second impression: what the product appears to be, who it is for, and what action seems expected.
2. Conversion blockers: the 5 biggest reasons a qualified visitor might not click.
3. Hero rewrite: one clearer H1, one supporting paragraph, and one primary CTA label.
4. Section changes: exact sections to add, remove, reorder, or simplify.
5. Trust gaps: security, proof, pricing, privacy, customer evidence, and product-detail gaps.
6. Visual/UI notes: anything that feels generic, AI-made, decorative, unreadable, or inconsistent.
7. Mobile priority: what must remain visible first on mobile.
8. Fast experiment: one A/B test to run this week and the metric that would prove it worked.

Be specific. Do not give generic advice like "make it clearer" unless you also provide the replacement copy or layout change.