Can someone suggest a copywriter for 2 pages of my site?

Look at the copywriter directory sticky in this subforum.

Find some who you believe could be a fit. Talk to them. The rate they work for may be well above what you can afford, or not.

Hey man, I don't mean to be a drag but... You're kind of shooting yourself in the foot when you say things like...

Here's why...

First of all you're putting a lot of unnecessary restrictions on your copywriters that will almost force them to write bad copy. You also strip them of any ability to utilize their expertise to actually help you.

Because you say you only need two pages. But how do you actually know that? If you're not good at writing sales copy maybe a good copywriter would look at your promotion and see that you need many more pages of copy. Perhaps your sales letter should be 16 pages long. But you would never know, would you? Because your process automatically eliminates any copywriters of this caliber, and is a magnet for writers who don't really know what they're doing and just want your money.

Also...
Again, how do you know this? In my experience anybody who has ever wanted me to just "touch up their copy" (with one exception) has usually had a sales letter that required a lot of work, and they just can't see it. And they can't see it because they're bad at writing sales copy. Because if they were any good at writing sales copy they would have a much better idea of much their letter needed to improve.

Because you said yourself that you're not good at writing sales copy. I'm willing to bet that your sales letter needs a lot more work than you realize. And if you are determined to hire someone to work with what you give them. You may be setting restrictions on your writer that makes success impossible.

For example if you were to hire me to rewrite it. And I saw that you had the wrong hook, or the wrong appeal. Or there was something fundamentally wrong with the offer. I do not have to power to fix it. Nor have you really given me the leeway to try and solve the problem.

If you want to hire a solid writer here's what I suggest.
1) Do your due-diligence.
2) When hiring somebody look for numbers and specific results in their testimonials
3) See if they offer a critique service, and get a feel for their ability to actually improve your copy before you hire them. Many copywriters, if you choose to hire them after a critique, will discount the price of the critique from their rate.
4) Be ready to pay. When it comes to copywriter you get what you pay for. If you're hiring cheap writers, expect copy that doesn't deliver.

there's my 2 cents.

-AndyWilson

I recommend hiring 20 copy cubs and split testing all their copy muahahahaha make them fight to the death!

Joking.

If you have the budget I recommend Mal (AKA The Copy Nazi), who has a WSO in his sig for $1,250

One of the services I hear great things about is Textbroker.com. They look to be pretty reasonable for unique, well written copy. They may not rework your existing copy but Andy Wilson gave you some pretty good advice above.