# Industry landing page drafts: one unpublished Webflow item per target industry

Source: https://mcpforgtm.com/recipes/industry-landing-page (StackMCP, independent directory of official MCP servers)

## Goal

Product and content marketers who want a first draft landing page for each target industry, built from the ICP and case studies already kept in Notion, and left unpublished for review. Webflow can be swapped for HubSpot, which can create landing pages, and Notion for Airtable.

## Connected tools

- Webflow: https://mcp.webflow.com/mcp (setup: https://mcpforgtm.com/tools/webflow)
- Notion: https://mcp.notion.com/mcp (setup: https://mcpforgtm.com/tools/notion)

## Guardrails

- Read only in Notion. Don't change any page.
- Use only claims from the ICP page and approved case studies, and quote the source for every number.
- Show me the full draft and its field mapping before creating anything in Webflow.
- Create a new CMS item only after I approve it, and leave it unpublished.
- Never publish a CMS item, a page or the site. Never update or delete existing items.

## Steps

1. Search my Notion workspace for our ICP page and our case studies. List the target industries from the ICP, and for each one, the matching case studies with the customer, the result, whether it's approved for public use, and a link to the page. Don't change anything.
2. In Webflow, show me the CMS collections on {site} and the fields in {collection}. Show one existing item as an example and list the existing item slugs. Don't change anything.
3. For {industry}, draft one new item for {collection}: headline, subhead, three pain points from the ICP, one or two proof points quoted from approved case studies, and a call to action. Map each part to a collection field and show me the draft. Flag anything not backed by Notion.
4. After I approve the draft, create it as a new CMS item in {collection} and leave it unpublished. Don't publish the item or the site. Give me the item's name and slug so I can review it in Webflow.

## Expected output

One industry draft, mapped to CMS fields and waiting for approval. Example (all names fictional):

```
Industry: Logistics and freight
Source: ICP page 'Who we sell to (2026)' and 2 matching case studies in Notion

Collection: Industries (fields: Name, Slug, Headline, Subhead, Pain points, Proof, CTA label)

Draft item (not created yet):
- Name: Logistics and freight
- Slug: logistics-freight
- Headline: Know which loads are late before your customer does
- Subhead: Shared dashboards for ops and sales teams at mid-size carriers and 3PLs.
- Pain points:
  1. Delay reports arrive a day after the customer calls (ICP: 'reactive ops')
  2. Rate data lives in five spreadsheets (ICP: 'spreadsheet sprawl')
  3. Sales can't see shipment history before renewal calls
- Proof: "Larkspur Freightworks (fictional) cut late-delivery escalations by 31% in two quarters." Quoted from the Notion case study, approved for public use.
- CTA label: See the freight demo

Flagged: the second case study, Mossgate Labs (fictional), is marked 'internal only' in Notion, so it is left out.

Nothing has been created in Webflow. Reply 'create' to add this as an unpublished CMS item. It will not be published.
```

## Watch for

- Proof points that aren't in the case study: The model may round a number up or merge two results. Require a quote from the Notion page for every number, and drop any proof point without one.
- Customer named without approval: Not every case study is cleared for public use. Check each Notion case study for an approval or 'public' field, and use only the ones marked as approved.
- Overwriting an existing industry item: List the collection's existing items and slugs before drafting. If the slug already exists, stop and ask instead of updating the live item.
- Fields that don't match the template: If the draft puts text into the wrong field, the page will render oddly. Compare the draft's field list with one existing item, and preview the new item in Webflow before anyone shares it.