Your website copy is all over the place.
And you'd rather not send the URL in proposals.

Sound like you?
- You hired a copywriter. Got nice words. But zero structure.
- You hired an expensive designer to fix the structure of your website.
- You tried writing it yourself. Sat down, got distracted, did client work instead.
- You edited copy inside your website-builder. Changed one thing. The whole layout broke.

Nah, that's not working.
It's costing you time, money, and the quiet shame of hiding your own URL.

That's not a you problem.
Nobody gave you copy and structure in one package.

Here's what I figured out the hard way.
Most people write copy after the design is done. Or after the site is live. That's backwards.

Copy belongs inside wireframes.
With hierarchy, layout, and CTAs baked in. Without that, you've got words in a doc nobody knows what to do with.

So I do positioning first.
Then copy. Then wireframes. One package your developer can build from.