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I have a developer already. Do I still need you?

Then you have the build covered and probably still need the argument. Developers execute well and usually aren't paid to decide the messaging or structure. Plenty of work here ends with a handoff: I do the thinking and the direction, your dev ships it in your stack.

Next moves

  1. If the offer is simple and proven, a template plus sharp copy is genuinely fine.
  2. If the page carries real revenue, buy the thinking, not the layout.
  3. Whoever builds it should be able to explain why each section exists.

If you're deciding between doing it yourself and hiring, say so on the call. Sometimes DIY is the right answer.