A home page that answers three questions
What do you do, where do you do it, and how do I contact you? A visitor should be able to answer all three within a few seconds of landing.
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What a local business website should include
A plain-English checklist of the pages and details every local business website needs to win calls and bookings.
One page per main service
A single "Services" list gives Google very little to work with. A page for each main service lets you explain it properly and gives you a better chance of showing up when someone searches for it.
Service area information
List the towns you cover. If a few areas bring in most of your work, give them their own pages with local details.
Reviews and real photos
Show reviews from real customers and photos of your own work, team and vehicles. It's the fastest way to earn trust from someone who's never heard of you.
Contact details everywhere
Phone number, a short contact form, and your business hours should be easy to reach from every page, not just the Contact page.
The basics Google looks for
A secure (https) address, fast mobile pages, a clear title and description on each page, and a sitemap. Our free website check tests several of these in seconds.
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