How do you match your landing page copy with your audience's pain points and needs?

You can't. To be fully optimized, go beyond the landing page with sitelinks. The sitelinks become your new subcategory of landing pages. People will then click on them and go DIRECTLY to what YOU want them to read, especially if you use the sitelinks for Google Snippets. That is "Google Gold". Then you have to appeal to AI's "tone" and "emotions". That's a different process, but in keeping the message coherent, it's perfectly fine and logical to do it in tandem. Whatever your process may be. However, AI, in my experience, does require some play time. Something to keep in mind, unless you are an "AI Jedi". Some SEO Copywriters are at this point. They are impressive. 👍

Make the headline into a sitelink. Make sure SCHEMA recognizes it as educational. Create a Google Snippet with the sitelink. Trump PPC Ads, and appeal to AI algorithmic bias. Since this article is AI generated, it is clear that you should invest time in AI having accurate knowledge of your sitelink. A different process, but extremely important. We are in a new age of AI search. Keywords are just a fraction of SEO Copywriting. Investing your statements in AI's lexicon is well worth your time for current AI search and future developments in AI search. Current AI is, to a great extent, user generated content.

For the highest SEO, rank problems with bullet points from most searched to least. Insert embedded hyperlinks (they are inherently embedded but FYI) that cite third party articles that solve those problems in the ways in which you're describing. To really amp it up, add landing pages for each bullet point, creating educational site links that appeal to SCHEMA for Google Snippets that rank above PPC Ads. Appeal to ChatGPT's algorithmic bias. Appeal to Edge on Bing, and Bing's AI, Edge, is on Skype, and incredibly accurate compared to ChatGPT's current content. Looking forward to ChatGPT-4. Cover SCHEMA and all AI bases for highest optimization. Note: Article on AI's inherent in algorithmic bias and ranking relevance coming soon.

Hyperlinks and sitelinks with embedded third party articles. This allows SCHEMA to view your site as "educational". SCHEMA's algorithms trump Google's. This creates Google Snippets that link to your website. You trump PPC Ads when users ask questions per their problems. But most importantly, include optimization on all current AI.

Shopify is on AI. That's the next big CTA to optimize if you're selling online with a Shopify backend. So invest time in AI getting to know your product so it pulls from relevant language. Consider Chat-GPT and Edge (on Bing and Skype) your two biggest AI demographics. Make sure they learn from you.

My thoughts on matching your landing page copy with your audience's pain points and needs: 1, Research your audience to understand their pain points, needs, and motivations. 2. Use language and tone that resonates with your specific audience. 3. Highlight the benefits of your product or service in addressing their pain points. 4. Use testimonials and case studies to demonstrate how your product can solve their problems. 5. Continuously test and iterate your landing page copy based on audience feedback and data.

At BrainerHub, I believe it's essential to get in the shoes of our potential clients. So, I put my detective hat on and dive into market research and customer feedback to identify their main pain points. Then, I craft our landing page copy to clearly reflect how our mobile app development solutions can solve those issues. It's all about the balance between empathy, understanding our audience, and showcasing BrainerHub's strengths. We try to resonate, not just broadcast.