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S3-#47: Should Your Website Designer Also Be Writing Your Website and Sales Page Copy?

Season 3 Episode 47 Published 4 months, 3 weeks ago
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Your website copy and sales page copy have a direct impact on whether your site converts—but many business owners assume their website designer will handle the writing too.

In this episode, we’re breaking down the difference between website design and conversion copywriting, and why treating them as the same role can lead to messaging that looks good but doesn’t drive results.

If your website isn’t converting the way it should, or your messaging feels unclear or pieced together, this conversation will help you understand where the gap may be.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why website copy and design require different skill sets
• What happens when a website designer writes your copy
• How unclear messaging affects conversions and sales calls
• Why copy should come before design in your website process
• The most common misconception business owners have about website copy

When your website messaging is clear and strategically written, your designer has direction, your pages have structure, and your audience knows exactly what to do next.

If you’re ready to improve your website copy and attract the right clients, start with the Copy Caliber Checklist

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Ready for your Copy & Messaging to Match the Caliber of What You Offer?

If your business has matured but your messaging hasn’t caught up, you don’t need more tactics — you need alignment.

Book a 30-Minute Complimentary Copy Consultation to explore what recalibration looks like for you.

Download the Copy Caliber Checklist. It will help you spot where your website copy, sales page copy, or offer messaging may be underselling your expertise, weakening buyer trust, or no longer reflecting the level of your business. 

Visit the website to see what services are offered to support your business.



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