Plumbers
At seven on a Sunday nobody is browsing. The phone number wins.
What goes on a plumber site
Who we build for
A plumber and a salon need opposite things on the first screen. One needs a phone number the size of a fist. The other needs a booking button and a price list. That's why we don't sell one template with your logo dropped into it.
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Each page sets out what that trade's customers are doing when they search, which pages the site needs, and what it costs.
At seven on a Sunday nobody is browsing. The phone number wins.
What goes on a plumber site
Every service is its own search. That is why electricians need ten pages.
What goes on a electrician site
A booking button, a price list that reads on a phone, your best work first.
What goes on a salon site
Hours, menu and where you are, before anybody has to scroll.
What goes on a café site
Prices on the page and a free first session, not a contact form.
What goes on a personal trainer site
Do you come to me, where do you go, and when are you free.
What goes on a mobile therapist site
It changes nothing. These six are the ones we've built most often, so they're the ones we can write about in detail. The work is the same either way. We ask what you sell, who buys it, and what they're worried about. Then the site answers those three things.
A medispa and a cleaning firm are already live, and neither is on the list of six. Builders, dog groomers, driving instructors, accountants, garages and nurseries would get the same conversation and the same price.
Ten towns across Essex and east London, each with what we would do there first.
Four quick questions about your trade, then a real homepage design within 48 hours.
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