Free skill for ChatGPT and Claude
Marketing copy your customers read to the end.
AI drafts read like AI: the hero is a feature list, the pricing page reads like a spec sheet, and customers scroll past both. Copywriting is one free file you add to ChatGPT or Claude. From then on, "write the homepage hero" or "rewrite our pricing page" comes back written like a professional copywriter wrote it, and your customers read it to the end.
Three plain-text files. Free, no signup, works in ChatGPT and Claude.
The same homepage hero, written twice.
Two copies of the same AI got the same brief for a fictional HVAC service in Manchester, NH, and the same request: write the homepage hero (H1, subhead, primary CTA, plus three short benefit lines). One had Copywriting. Both heroes are below, whole and unedited.
Without Copywriting
Marlow & Coe
Homepage hero
# Manchester's Trusted HVAC Partner for 24 Years
When your kitchen goes down at 6 a.m. on a Saturday and your line cook is standing in front of a walk-in that's holding 41 degrees instead of 38, you don't want a vendor. You want someone who picks up the phone. For 24 years, Marlow & Coe has been that call for restaurants, small manufacturers, and facility managers across Hillsborough and Rockingham counties.
A furnace isn't a part. It's a promise you made to the people who work in your building. Our job is to keep that promise standing, and we have been doing it since 2002.
**Request your 24/7 service call today →**
- 24/7 emergency response across Hillsborough and Rockingham counties, with a real person on the line in under 90 seconds. - Factory-trained NATE-certified technicians on every truck, stocked for same-day repair on Carrier, Trane, Lennox, and Mitsubishi systems. - A 24-year service record with restaurants, small manufacturers, and commercial property managers across southern New Hampshire.
With Copywriting
Marlow & Coe
Homepage hero
# 24 years keeping the heat on in your building. Manchester, NH, since 2002.
When the walk-in climbs past 41 degrees at 5 a.m., you need a real person on the phone before the line cook walks in. Marlow & Coe has been that call for restaurants, small manufacturers, and facility managers across Hillsborough and Rockingham counties since 2002. A NATE-certified technician is on the way inside four hours, day or night.
**Get a same-day service call →**
- 24/7 emergency dispatch across Hillsborough and Rockingham counties. A real person answers in under 90 seconds. - Factory-trained, NATE-certified technicians on every truck. Same-day repair on Carrier, Trane, Lennox, and Mitsubishi systems, with the common parts already on board. - Preventive maintenance plans written for restaurants and small manufacturers, so your air handler, rooftop unit, and walk-in cooler survive their next inspection without a surprise.
When to use this
Reach for it when a customer, a prospect, or a client has to read the page and act on it without you in the room. It works from whatever is real: a product, a price, a result worth reporting, a launch worth announcing. The day job is the writing that sells.
Use it for
- Homepages and landing pages
- The hero lands on what the customer can now do, with the proof underneath. The two heroes above are this exact job.
- Pricing pages
- Each tier reads as one clear offer, with the next step visible at the end. Buyers compare and choose without a sales call.
- Feature pages and product pages
- The feature ships as the benefit the customer gets, with the specifics that prove it. The page answers "what does this do for me" before the reader asks.
- About pages
- The story reads as a reason to trust the company, not a timeline of founding dates. Buyers remember the people, not the year.
- Service pages
- The service lands as the outcome the customer hires, with the specifics that prove the team can deliver. Quotes come from the inbox, not the contact form.
- Sales pages and launch announcements
- The offer reads as one clear deal, with the deadline, the proof, and the next step visible at the end. The page converts before the follow-up email goes out.
Not for
- Reference docs and API docs
- People search those. A narrative buries the line they came for.
- Anything a reader will search rather than read
- If the page exists to be queried, write it for the query.
- A quick status answer
- If one sentence answers it, send the one sentence.
How to use this
Install once. Then ask in plain words.
"Write the homepage hero for our HVAC company, using Copywriting." "Rewrite our pricing page so it sells." "Make this feature page read like a professional copywriter wrote it." That is the whole workflow.
ChatGPT
Skills are live on Business, Enterprise, Edu and Healthcare plans; an admin may need to switch them on. On Plus or Free, use a project instead: paste the guide into its instructions and add the two example files. Same result.
- 01
Open the Skills page: pick Plugins in the sidebar and switch to the Skills tab, or go straight to chatgpt.com/skills.
Plugins → Skills - 02
Click the plus button, then upload from your computer.
+ → Upload from your computer
- 03
Select copywriting-skill.zip exactly as downloaded.
ChatGPT expects a zip holding one folder with SKILL.md inside. That is exactly what the download is.
- 04
Ask for the page in any chat.
Claude (web or desktop)
Works on Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans.
- 01
In settings, open Capabilities and check that cloud code execution is on. Skills need it.
Settings → Capabilities → Cloud code execution and file creation
- 02
In the sidebar, click Customize. It opens on your Skills list.
Customize → Skills - 03
Click Add, then Upload a skill.
Add → Upload a skill
- 04
Select copywriting-skill.zip.
Upload the zip exactly as downloaded. Do not unzip it first.
- 05
Start a new chat and ask for the page.
On Claude Code? Unzip the download into your skills folder (~/.claude/skills) and it loads on the spot.
We use this on our own pages.
Homepage heroes, pricing tiers, and the feature pages on this site all go through it, and the guide got sharp because the copy had to survive an owner who quits reading at the first cliché. Take it, run it on your next page, and cut whatever does not fit.
Who made this
GraniteAI builds and runs AI for small and midsized businesses, out of Manchester, New Hampshire. Follow-ups that stop slipping, a feed that stays alive, and a ChatGPT that knows the market a business actually works in. That last one is the Mica Intelligence Engine: an owner asks what to charge or which town to work next, and the answer arrives backed by verified facts about their own county and trade, each carrying a source and a date. See the engine
The next free file
Copywriting decides how the page sounds. What goes in it still has to come from the business, and the AI you ask does not have those facts. Hand us your website and we email back a context kit that makes ChatGPT or Claude answer from your business instead of guessing about it. Free, and every file is yours to read before you load it.
When the owner of a local business writes their own weekly post, it slips to every other Tuesday. Mica takes that end of the job for trades like cleaning and roofing, drafting and publishing on a steady schedule so the page and the feed stay alive through the months nobody has an hour to sit down and write. See Mica