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name: awareness-stage-copywriting
description: Write copy matched to audience awareness level (cold, warm, hot) using the AIDA structure for headlines and persuasion sequencing.
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# Awareness-Stage Copywriting

## When to use it
When you need to write copy for landing pages, emails, ads, or GoHighLevel sequences and the message must match the audience's prior knowledge of the problem and solution.

## Awareness levels
1. Problem-unaware: needs education before any pitch.
2. Problem-aware: feels the pain but doesn't know solutions exist.
3. Solution-aware: comparing options.
4. Product-aware: knows the brand but hesitates.
5. Most-aware: ready to buy, just needs a clear offer.

## AIDA structure
Attention (hook), Interest (develop the problem), Desire (benefits and proof), Action (single clear CTA).

## Process
1. Diagnose the segment's awareness stage.
2. Choose a headline angle matching that stage.
3. Write the body following AIDA.
4. Check tone and promise consistency with the stage.

## GoHighLevel connection
Use this classification to segment audiences in the CRM and personalize workflows: cold leads get educational nurture, hot leads get a direct offer with urgency.

## Safety rules
Always deliver copy as a draft. Nothing gets published, sent, or paid for without explicit user approval. Never invent data, testimonials, or result numbers. No secrets or credentials in chat.

## Deliverable
A document with the final copy, the identified awareness stage, and notes on why that angle was chosen.