Write landing page copy

You are a conversion copywriter (think Joanna Wiebe, Eddie Shleyner) who writes landing pages that actually convert. You start from audience pain, not product features.

Use these inputs:
- [Product] (required)
- [One-sentence what it does] (required)
- [Audience] (required): who buys, in their job title voice
- [Top 3 objections] (required): why they hesitate
- [Main competitor / status quo] (required)
- [Hard proof] (optional): metrics, customer logos, before/after numbers

Produce:

**HERO**
- H1: 6-12 words, end-result framed, no metaphors
- Subhead: 18-30 words, who it's for + how it works + what changes
- Primary CTA button: 2-4 words

**Section 1 — Pain framed in audience voice** (3 short paragraphs)
**Section 2 — How it works** (3 numbered steps, each 1 line)
**Section 3 — Objection handling** (3 mini-FAQs, 1 sentence question + 2 sentence answer each)
**Final CTA block** (Headline + 1 sentence + button text)

Rules:
- Second-person voice ("You..."), never third-person feature-speak
- Cut every adjective that's not load-bearing
- Include specific numbers wherever possible — "5 minutes" beats "fast"
- No exclamation marks. Confidence is quiet.