Websites for small businesses that get found
It starts with a free audit of what you have now, then a site built around your business.
Start here
What kind of website do you need?
05 kinds
Keep scrolling until one of these sounds like your business. The sites beside them are finished builds, there to be looked at.
Restaurants and food
Menu on its own page, where it can be found
For kitchens, cafes and takeaways. The menu is the thing people search for, so it gets a page of its own.
Trades and contractors
The phone number, kept where the thumb is
For roofers, electricians, plumbers and anyone quoted over the phone. Photographs of real work, and a number nobody has to hunt for.
Media and entertainment
Sold on mood, so the images run the page
For labels, artists, venues, studios and promoters. Large images, short copy, pages built to be looked at rather than read.
Landing pages
One page, one thing to do at the end of it
For a single service, a campaign, or a business with one message. Everything a visitor needs on one scroll, with one clear action.
Multi page sites
A page for each thing worth searching for
For a menu, a service list, a catalogue or several locations. Each one gets its own address, so each one can rank on its own.
What every site comes with
Whichever kind you need, these are the parts that decide whether anybody finds you.
- Found on Google
- Every page, fully readable
- Your pages arrive at Google already finished, so every word on them counts toward what you turn up for. A lot of website builders send a blank page and fill it in a moment later, and search engines read those badly.
- Your details, everywhere
- Hours, address, phone
- Your hours, address and number are stored in one place and pulled into every spot they appear, including the copy Google reads. Change them once and they change everywhere, so a search result cannot quietly show last year's closing time.
- Works on a phone
- Built that way first
- Most of your customers meet you on a phone, one handed, standing outside deciding whether to walk in. The phone layout gets drawn first and the desktop one follows it, rather than a wide page shrunk down until it more or less fits.
- You own the domain
- In your name, on your card
- The domain is registered in your own name on your own card, so the address customers type belongs to you. It is not parked inside an account you cannot sign into, and it stays yours whatever happens to the site on the end of it.
- Nothing invented
- No fake reviews, ever
- No testimonials from people who do not exist, no review counts nobody counted, no awards nobody gave you. Everything printed on your site is something you could back up if a customer rang up and asked about it.
How it works
It starts with a free audit
One fixed price for the build, agreed before anything is made. Not an hourly rate, and nothing starts until you have said yes to it.
- 01
You ask for the audit
Send the form at the foot of this page. What the business does, where it is, and whatever you have online right now.
- 02
We come back to you
A person reads it and writes back. The audit is free, and it comes with what a site for you would involve and what it would cost.
- 03
We build it
Your words, your photographs, your opening hours. Nothing is generated while you wait and nothing about your business is guessed at.
- 04
You look it over
We walk you through the finished site and you tell us what is wrong with it. One round of changes is included.
- 05
It goes live and it is yours
You check the live site yourself before anyone calls it done. The domain is in your name and the site on it is yours.
Ask for your free audit
Tell us what the business does and what you have online now. We come back with what is missing and what it costs.
The audit is yours either way. Nothing is generated automatically, so take a minute over the last box.