| name | lead-gen-copy |
| description | Copywriting patterns for UK lead generation websites. Headlines, CTAs, benefit statements, objection handling. Use for all website copy. |
Lead Gen Copy Skill
Purpose
Provides copywriting patterns for lead generation websites. UK service business focused.
Core Rules
- Benefits over features — What they get, not what you do
- Clear CTAs — Action verbs, urgency where appropriate
- Local relevance — Area references build trust
- Social proof integration — Numbers, names, specifics
- Objection handling — Address concerns proactively
Headline Patterns
Hero Headlines
[Benefit] + [Location] + [Qualifier]
"Stress-Free House Removals in Bristol — Trusted by 2,000+ Families"
[Problem] → [Solution]
"Moving Home? We Handle Everything So You Don't Have To"
[Social Proof] + [Service]
"Bristol's #1 Rated Removal Company — 500+ 5-Star Reviews"
Section Headlines
Benefits: "Why Choose [Business]?"
Process: "How It Works"
Trust: "What Our Customers Say"
FAQ: "Common Questions"
CTA: "Ready to Get Started?"
CTA Patterns
| Context |
CTA Text |
| Primary |
"Get Your Free Quote" |
| Secondary |
"Call Us Now" |
| Soft |
"Learn More" |
| Urgency |
"Book Today — Limited Slots" |
Benefit Statements
Feature → Benefit
"Fully insured" → "Peace of mind — you're protected"
"20 years experience" → "Expert handling — nothing gets damaged"
"Local team" → "We know Bristol — faster, cheaper moves"
Trust Copy
- Specific numbers: "2,347 moves completed"
- Named reviews: "Sarah M., Clifton"
- Credentials: "Which? Trusted Trader"
- Guarantees: "No hidden fees — ever"
Objection Handling
| Objection |
Response |
| "Too expensive" |
Transparent pricing, value focus |
| "Don't trust movers" |
Insurance, reviews, guarantees |
| "Too much hassle" |
Full-service option, simplicity |
| "Bad timing" |
Flexible scheduling, storage |
Tone
- Professional but friendly
- Confident not arrogant
- Helpful not pushy
- Local not generic
Related Skills
keyword-research — Target keywords
heading-tree — Heading structure
competitor-analysis — Competitive positioning
Definition of Done