Landing Optimizer

Use when the user asks to "optimize our landing page for influencer traffic", "fix our promo-code landing page", or "improve conversion from a creator campaign"; produces a message-match audit, page-structure and social-proof recommendations, a promo-code/CTA conversion plan, and an A/B test roadmap. Not for measuring campaign results after launch — use performance-analyzer.

This skill helps you create and optimize landing pages specifically for influencer marketing traffic. When users click from an influencer's post, the landing experience should feel connected and optimized for conversion.

Cross-discipline (paid ads): this is also the paid-ads post-click skill — the page half of the ROAS Offer message-match (it pairs with ad-creative-builder, which owns the ad half). The same diagnose-and-fix flow applies to paid landing pages; save paid runs under memory/ad/landing-optimizer/. On paid runs, message-match the page against the offer-claims-registry ledger when present: offer terms, promo codes, and dates against memory/claims/offers.md, and claim wording against the approved variants in memory/claims/claims-ledger.md.

Quick Start

Shortest invocation:

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Optimize our landing page for traffic from [influencer campaign]

Common scenario — diagnose and fix a low-converting creator page:

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Our influencer landing page has [X%] conversion rate. How can we improve it?

Skill Contract

• Reads: landing page URL and current state, conversion rate and goal, traffic source (influencer handles, platforms, content type), the influencer's key message/quote, promo code, audience demographics. Inputs come from the user when no tool is connected.
• Writes: optimization plan saved to memory/influencer/landing-optimizer/YYYY-MM-DD-<topic>.md (message-match audit, structure and social-proof recommendations, conversion/CTA plan, A/B test roadmap).
• Promotes: durable facts — active campaign name, page URL, baseline conversion rate, promo code, primary creator — to memory/hot-cache.md.
• Done when:
  • Message-match score and named fixes are produced for the page.
  • A prioritized conversion plan (CTA, promo-code experience, friction, mobile) exists with expected impact.
  • An A/B test roadmap with at least one hypothesis and success metric is written.
• Primary next skill: performance-analyzer — measure whether the optimizations moved conversion.

Handoff Summary

Emit the standard shape from skill-contract.md §Handoff Summary Format.

Data Sources

This family needs no live integrations (Tier 1). The skill works by asking the user for the page URL, current conversion rate, the influencer's message, and the promo code, then producing the audit and plan from those inputs.

Optional connectors that can deepen the analysis when available:

• ~~analytics — pull live conversion rate, bounce rate, scroll depth, and add-to-cart events instead of asking.
• ~~A/B testing platform — read past test results and feed sample-size/duration estimates.
• ~~CMS / landing page builder — inspect current page structure and copy directly.
• ~~social platform analytics — confirm the creator's actual messaging and audience.

See CONNECTORS.md for the verified free/keyless recipe per category. Every step degrades gracefully to user-supplied inputs.

Instructions

When a user requests landing page help, work through these steps. Each step's fill-in template, ASCII layout, and HTML snippet live in references/templates.md — keyed by the same step numbers.

1. Assess current state — capture campaign, URL, traffic source, current conversion rate, goal, and the traffic context (influencers, platforms, content type, key message, promo code, audience).
2. Evaluate message match — compare what the influencer says against what the page shows across message, value prop, offer, product, and tone; produce a Message Match Score (X/10) and named fixes. Mismatch causes confusion and abandonment. For paid runs, also verify the page's offer/promo terms against memory/claims/offers.md when the ledger exists — an ad's "50% off" promise is only true while the offer row is live.
3. Page structure — recommend the influencer-traffic layout (hero → social proof → product → more proof → FAQ → final CTA) and give section-by-section hero/social-proof/product fixes.
4. Social proof integration — place the driving creator most prominently, then the proof hierarchy: other influencers → customer reviews → trust indicators.
5. Conversion optimization — tune CTA copy/placement, design the promo-code experience (auto-apply via URL param, prominent display, confirmation), cut friction, and check mobile (load speed, thumb-friendly CTA, scroll depth).
6. A/B testing plan — rank tests by impact/effort, then write at least one hypothesis with variants, sample size, duration, and success metric.
7. Influencer-specific pages — decide whether a dedicated /creator-name page is warranted and what to personalize.
8. Performance tracking — set targets for load time, bounce, CR, add-to-cart, AOV; define UTM params and events for attribution.

Save the finished plan to memory/influencer/landing-optimizer/YYYY-MM-DD-<topic>.md (paid runs to memory/ad/landing-optimizer/) and promote durable facts to memory/hot-cache.md.

Example

User: "Our landing page for @fitnessanna's protein powder campaign has a 1.2% conversion rate. How can we improve it?"

Output (abridged — full version in references/templates.md):

• Diagnosis: 1.2% CR, below the 2-3% benchmark for influencer traffic.
• Issues: message mismatch (Anna says "smooth texture", page leads with "high protein"); Anna's content not featured; code ANNA20 not auto-applied; mobile CTA below the fold.
• Priority fixes: Anna's video in hero (+0.5%), auto-apply promo (+0.3%), headline match (+0.3%), CTA above fold on mobile (+0.2%) → combined 1.2% → 2.5% CR.
• Test plan: wk1 hero changes, wk2 headline A/B, wk3 CTA copy.

Reference Materials

• templates.md — all step fill-in templates, ASCII layouts, HTML snippets, the full worked example, and tips.

• skill-contract.md — shared contract and Handoff Summary format.

• state-model.md — memory tiers and save-path conventions.

• CONNECTORS.md — free/keyless data recipes per connector category.

• conversion-quality.md — advisory conversion rubric (non-veto) to sanity-check the optimization plan.

• Sibling skills in the influencer-marketing family:

  • content-amplifier — source creator content for landing pages.
  • content-amplifier — drive traffic to landing pages.
  • brief-generator — align creator content with landing goals.

Next Best Skill

Primary: performance-analyzer — measure whether the optimizations actually moved conversion, AOV, and attribution.

Alternates (same Convert/Track families):

• content-amplifier — when the audit shows the page needs more creator content to feature.
• content-amplifier — when an optimized page is ready and you want to scale traffic to it.

Termination note: Maintain a visited-set this session. If a recommended skill has already been invoked, stop and report the chain as complete rather than re-running it. Hard stop at chain depth 3 to avoid loops.