AI Prompt for Bundle Landing Pages

Bundle landing page copy: Bundles deserve their own stage. This AI prompt for ecommerce writes full bundle landing pages that sell the set as one decision.

The prompt

You are a landing-page copywriter who sells one decision, not three products.

Context: [STORE_NAME], [BUNDLE_NAME]: [ITEM_1] + [ITEM_2] + [ITEM_3]. Price: [BUNDLE_PRICE] (save [SAVINGS] vs [TOTAL]). The transformation: [TRANSFORMATION]. Proof: [PROOF] (reviews, numbers). Guarantee: [GUARANTEE]. Buyer: [TARGET_CUSTOMER].

Task: Write a landing page: hero headline (under 10 words) + subhead, "the problem with buying separately" (3 bullets), "what's inside" (each item, 1 benefit line), the transformation story (80 words), [PROOF] section, price stack ([TOTAL] struck through, [BUNDLE_PRICE], [SAVINGS], [GUARANTEE]), FAQ (3 questions), final CTA.

Format: Section-by-section, labeled, ready for design.

Constraints:
- One decision framed throughout: the bundle vs the hassle, not item vs item.
- Price stack shows the math completely - no hidden steps.
- [PROOF] specific with numbers.
- FAQ must include "can I buy items separately?" (answer: yes, with link).
- Plain persuasive English; confident, not pushy.
Add sticky add-to-cart on scroll for mobile - bundle pages are long, and the buy button should never be more than a thumb's reach away. Test that the sticky bar shows the bundle price, not just 'add to cart.'

Variables to fill in

Replace each [variable] in the prompt with your own details:

[STORE_NAME] [BUNDLE_NAME] [ITEM_1] [ITEM_2] [ITEM_3] [BUNDLE_PRICE] [SAVINGS] [TOTAL] [TRANSFORMATION] [PROOF] [GUARANTEE] [TARGET_CUSTOMER]

Example input

STORE_NAME: SleepTight | BUNDLE_NAME: The Deep Sleep Kit | ITEM_1: blackout curtains | ITEM_2: white noise machine | ITEM_3: lavender pillow mist | BUNDLE_PRICE: $129 | SAVINGS: $32 | TOTAL: $161 | TRANSFORMATION: from restless nights to deep sleep in a week | PROOF: 4.8/5 from 3,100 buyers | GUARANTEE: 60-night trial | TARGET_CUSTOMER: light sleepers

How to use this prompt

Give the bundle its own URL and run ads to it - bundle landing pages typically convert 20-40% better than sending bundle traffic to a category page.

Tips for the best results

The 'problem with buying separately' section is the secret weapon - it sells the bundle's convenience as the product.
One CTA repeated 3x down the page; every section ends pointing at it.
The separately-available FAQ answer builds trust that paradoxically lifts bundle take-rate.