Schedule of works
There is one package because there is one job worth doing: a website that gets a trade business found and phoned. Below is what is in it. If something you need is not listed, ask — it either gets quoted or I will tell you it is not worth paying for.
Included as standard
Custom-coded from scratch — not a theme with your logo dropped in. It loads fast on a bad signal in a loft, which matters more than you would think.
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Home, services, about, gallery, contact. Structured around the jobs you want, not a template idea of a business.
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I write it from the phone call. You are not sent a blank document and asked to send over some words.
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Most of your customers are on a phone, one-handed, in a hurry. That is the version I design first.
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Real job photos beat stock images every time. Send what is on your phone — I will crop, straighten and compress them.
Getting found
A website nobody finds is a business card in a drawer. This is the half most designers charge extra for.
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Claimed, verified, categorised and filled in — service areas, hours, photos, the lot. Linked to the site so the two feed each other.
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Emergency electrician in Hoddesdon is a search. Innovative solutions is not. Pages are built around the first kind.
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Your real Google reviews, on the site, updating themselves. No made-up testimonials from John, Essex.
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Sitemap, schema markup, page titles, SSL, Search Console. Unglamorous, and the reason you rank.
Getting contacted
Every page is arranged so the next thing to do is contact you. That is the whole job.
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Your number is a button on every screen, sized for a gloved thumb. One tap, phone rings.
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Four fields: name, number, job type, postcode. Lands in your inbox with the trade and the town in the subject line so you can triage it between jobs.
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Because half your customers would rather message than ring, and the other half want to know how far you are.
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You will know how many people found you and how many got in touch. One number, once a month, no dashboard to log into.
Twenty minutes on the phone is all it takes