Whatever your offer is, I'm here to break it down into a benefit-driven, pleasantly persuasive sales page that speaks to the right people and has them hitting "buy now" with consistency and enthusiasm.
There's a lot of ground to cover when you create a high-ticket offer, but there's also a lot of ground to cover when selling it - and it's easy to get stuck second-guessing every word, over-explaining yourself, or worrying that you sound too pushy (or maybe not pushy enough??).
You know your offer is valuable, but your current sales page isn’t making that clear (or doesn’t exist yet - we love a launch moment!)
You want a sales page that sells without feeling like a pushy, overhyped pitch fest.
You’re too close to your own work to write about it in a way that actually gets the point across effectively.
You’d rather focus on delivering your offer than spending weeks tweaking copy, hoping it “sounds right enough.”
And as your sales page copywriter, that's exactly what I'll write for you - after translating the details of your offer into language that helps your ideal buyer feel like you stole the thoughts right out of their head.
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Want a sales page that actually sells your offer, without sounding like a scripted infomercial? I've got you covered.
No guesswork or half-baked ideas here - I’m crafting a strategic, conversion-focused sales experience that speaks to the right people, builds trust, and has them checking out with confidence.
"Thanks to having my sales page done (and done right), I'm able to focus on my marketing and getting people to my sales page rather than converting - that support and security are invaluable to my launch."
Mckayla Spencer
The Comma Mama Co
Meet Hope, owner and founder of Feeding Families Education and Consulting.
Before we worked together, Hope spent hours during each launch of her signature course making posts and emails - only to sell minimal spots. She knew it wasn't a problem with her offer itself - so she reached out for support with her website copy and sales page to address how she marketed her offer.
Website copy that clarified Hope's entire offer ecosystem, so readers could easily see which option was the best fit for them and why they needed it
Sales page copy for Hope's signature course, to make its value *incredibly* evident (and make it as effortless as possible for Hope to sell spots)
SEO, to get students finding and joining Hope's course on their own
After launching her new website copy, Hope started selling course seats without even posting about it - and has since sold out three rounds of her signature offer in a row.
Instead of hustling to create constant social media content, Hope now has more time to focus on her current students and next offers - while new leads find her through Google, convert themselves into students through her website, and bring her consistent 5-figure launches without any social media posting.
You’re selling a course, membership, or high-ticket offer where buyers need all the details before making a decision - without a call first.
Your offer requires an immediate, high-stakes action (like directly purchasing) rather than a lower-commitment next step like booking a consultation.
You want a structured way to handle objections - so your page does the convincing for you instead of back-and-forth DMs or endless FAQ emails.
You offer 1:1 services where pricing and details are customized, and a services page is enough to guide people to book a consultation.
Your buyers typically have a conversation before committing, so your sales process is more personal and not solely reliant on long-form copy.
You’re selling a smaller product or offer, where a short landing page or email can handle the sales process just fine.
To be fully honest, it doesn't really matter what we call the page - as long as it does everything it needs to do to sell your offer. However, "sales" pages are typically written to sell high-ticket offers, courses, memberships, and other higher-commitment purchases and need to be longer, more detailed, and even more persuasive (since they require an immediate commitment instead of an inquiry).
Because they require more writing, research, and time, they're quoted differently!
Yes, I will! If you wrote your own website (or it was written by another copywriter), I'm happy to write your sales page. I should probably tell you that my clients who see the best results and conversions from their sales pages are the ones with professional copywriting on all of their pages (your website works best as a full ecosystem) - but it's up to you and there's zero pressure from me - we can chat about it on our discovery call!
Yes, I actually can. 💁🏻♀️ And this is how most of my clients do it, so I can be writing their page while they handle the cart setup, final details, and allll the other launch things! After you book your sales page project, I'll send you a questionnaire so you can give me all the details on your audience and offer.
At a minimum, I'll need: what's included, an outline of your course/content (including modules/lessons), any bonuses, and how the offer works (instant access? Dripped access? Live course on a certain date?).
Not to sound cliché... but I do recommend reaching out as soon as possible to ensure I can write your sales page with enough time for you (or your designer) to get it on your website before you launch!
I can typically start a sales page within a month of you reaching out, and you'll receive your first draft about two weeks after our kickoff call.
Yes, I do! My standard payment plan is divided into 3: 1/3 due when you book your project, 1/3 due when we start, and 1/3 due when you receive your first draft. Because sales page projects tend to happen on a tighter schedule, some clients prefer to pay in full when they sign their contract - totally up to you!
You don't need to constantly hustle on socials to sell your stuff - you just need the right sales page copywriter in your corner (and your website).
And when it comes to helping you make more sales with less effort (and less stressing), believe me when I tell you the honor would be all mine.
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Your sales page might be where readers to go learn about your offer, but they'll explore your whole website when deciding if you're the one to trust - but lucky for you, I wrote whole websites, too. 😉
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