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**Diagnosis: A.** The brief is a product description with no existing copy or voice, so I built the argument from the facts you gave. I added no stats, customers or claims beyond them. Open items are marked `[NEED]`.
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## Page copy
**Headline**
Send one test email. See in 2 minutes whether it lands in spam.
**Subhead**
We give you an address to send to. You get back your spam-filter results at Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo, plus your SPF, DKIM and DMARC setup.
**Form**
Field label: Your email address
Button: **Get my test address**
Microcopy under button: Free. 3 checks per day.
Microcopy under field: `[NEED: what the email is used for (login, report delivery, product updates?) and whether it's added to a mailing list. One honest line here will lift completion.]`
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**Section: How it works**
1. **Sign up with your email.** You get a test address right away. `[NEED: confirm the address appears immediately after signup, with no confirmation email first]`
2. **Send one email to it.** Use the same account or domain you send real email from, so the report reflects your real setup.
3. **Read your report.** It arrives within 2 minutes.
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**Section: What's in the report**
*Spam-filter results at Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo*
See how each of the three providers treated your email.
*SPF*
Checks that the servers sending your email are ones your domain has approved.
*DKIM*
Checks that your email carries a valid signature proving it wasn't altered in transit.
*DMARC*
Checks that your domain tells receiving servers what to do when SPF or DKIM fail.
`[NEED: does the report give pass/fail only, or also say what to change? If it includes fix instructions, add a line here. It's a strong selling point.]`
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**Section: FAQ**
**What does it cost?**
Nothing. Each account gets 3 checks per day.
**How long does a check take?**
You get your report within 2 minutes of sending the test email.
**Which inboxes do you test?**
Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo.
**Why do you need my email address?**
`[NEED: real answer]`
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**Final CTA**
Heading: Run your first check now
Button: **Get my test address**
Microcopy: Free. 3 checks per day.
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## Annotations
- **Headline:** It leads with the mechanism (one email, 2 minutes), the two facts that make the tool feel low-effort. It passes the "Now you can" test: now you can see whether your email lands in spam in 2 minutes.
- **Subhead:** It names the three providers and three protocols because those are your differentiators. Someone searching for a spam checker will look for those words.
- **Acronym explainers:** Your audience likely includes marketers and founders who know the terms exist but not what they do. Each is one plain sentence.
- **Limits are stated up front:** "3 checks per day" sits next to the button so nobody finds the cap after signing up.
- **Sparse by design:** I didn't add testimonials, logos or a comparison section, since you've given me no proof to fill them.
## Headline alternatives
- **B:** See how Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo treat your email. *Rationale: names the providers, which is the most concrete part of the report. Less urgency than the main headline.*
- **C:** Find out if your email goes to spam before your customers do. *Rationale: stronger pain, but implies you check before sending to a list, which depends on how people use the tool.*
## Meta
- **Title:** Inboxcheck: Free Email Spam Test for Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo
- **Description:** Send one test email and get spam-filter results at Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo, plus your SPF, DKIM and DMARC setup, in 2 minutes. Free, 3 checks per day.
## What I need from you
1. **Why the email address is required.** Without it, the field invites suspicion. Whatever the answer is, say it plainly.
2. **Whether the report includes fixes.** I can't claim it does without confirmation.
3. **Proof, if you have any.** Examples are a count of checks run, a named user quote, or a sample report screenshot. A sample report is probably the strongest addition, and I'd place it right under the hero.