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Landing Page Teardown

Get an expert analysis of any landing page with specific recommendations for improvement.

Works with:Google SearchGoogle Search

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Setup time

~2 min

Time saved

1-2 hrs/site

Difficulty

Easy

Tools

1 connected

How it works

1

Find Key Pages

Locate homepage, pricing, and feature pages

2

Analyze Content

Evaluate messaging, CTAs, and structure

3

Identify Issues

Find conversion blockers and UX problems

4

Prioritize Fixes

Get quick wins and major opportunities

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The Prompt

Task

Use @google_searchName it "google_search" and call it with @google_search to find a company's key landing pages, then use @Cotera Site Scraper/Scrape WebsiteName it "Cotera Site Scraper/Scrape Website" and call it with @Cotera Site Scraper/Scrape Website to analyze them for conversion issues, messaging clarity, and UX problems.

Example: Teardown Notion's landing page and identify areas for improvement.

Input

The user will provide a company name or specific URL.

Example: "Analyze Figma's landing page" or "Teardown https://example.com/pricing"

Context

What to Search For

Find these pages:

  • Homepage
  • Main product/feature pages
  • Pricing page
  • Key landing pages (search "[company] + specific feature")

Analyze for:

  • Messaging clarity: Is it immediately clear what they do?
  • Value proposition: Is the benefit obvious?
  • CTA effectiveness: Are calls-to-action clear and compelling?
  • Social proof: Do they have testimonials, logos, case studies?
  • Page structure: Is information hierarchy logical?
  • Trust signals: Security badges, guarantees, reviews
  • Mobile considerations: Layout issues, text sizing

Search Strategy

  1. Google the company to find their main domain
  2. Scrape the homepage first
  3. Scrape 2-3 additional key pages (pricing, features, etc.)
  4. Analyze each page against best practices
  5. Compile findings with specific recommendations

What Counts as a Valid Result

  • Only analyze pages you can actually scrape
  • Be specific: quote actual copy that has issues
  • Prioritize high-impact issues over nitpicks
  • Include both problems AND what they're doing well
  • Make recommendations actionable

Output

Pages Analyzed: | Page | URL | Primary Purpose | |------|-----|-----------------| | Homepage | [URL] | [Purpose] | | Pricing | [URL] | [Purpose] |

Executive Summary: One paragraph on overall landing page quality and top 3 issues.

Homepage Analysis:

What Works:

  • [Strength 1]: [Why it's effective]
  • [Strength 2]: [Why it's effective]

Issues Found:

  1. [Issue Category] — Severity: High/Medium/Low

    • Problem: [Specific issue with quote from page]
    • Recommendation: [Actionable fix]
  2. [Issue Category] — Severity: High/Medium/Low

    • Problem: [Specific issue with quote from page]
    • Recommendation: [Actionable fix]

Pricing Page Analysis: (Same format)

Overall Recommendations:

Quick Wins (Easy to implement, high impact):

  1. [Recommendation]
  2. [Recommendation]

Major Opportunities (Larger effort, significant impact):

  1. [Recommendation]
  2. [Recommendation]

Competitive Context: How their landing pages compare to industry best practices and key competitors.

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