Who we build for

Websites built around how your customers search

Diners, couples, patients, sellers and householders all look for a business in different ways. We build each site around the way its own customers look.

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Six kinds of business

Pick the one that sounds like yours

Each page below covers how that kind of customer searches in the Thames Valley, what the site has to do about it, and what it costs.

Restaurants & pubsMenus that load, tables that bookDiners decide on a phone in the car park or on the towpath: the menu, the hours and the booking button have to load in seconds, and the Google listing has to be right every single week.
Wedding venuesFewer tyre-kickers, more booked datesCouples search for months before they enquire, comparing venues by season, capacity and price, so the site has to answer those questions before the coordinator does.
Private clinicsTrust first, then the bookingPatients research dentists, physios and aesthetics clinics carefully, and Google holds health sites to a higher standard, so credentials, clarity and honest pricing do the selling.
SolicitorsFound for the matter, not just the firm namePeople search for the problem (conveyancing, a will, a divorce) and a town, then shortlist on clarity and fees, so practice-area pages beat a single 'services' page every time.
Estate agentsWin valuations, not just viewingsPortals own the listings, so an independent agent's site exists to win valuation requests from sellers, with street-level market knowledge the portals can't fake.
Trades & home servicesThe call goes to whoever turns up on the mapMost trade work comes from within a few miles, decided in the map pack on reviews, photos and response time, so the site and the Google profile have to work as one.

Another kind of business

Not on the list? Tell us anyway

These six are where we have the most to say, because they are the businesses we meet most often between Henley and Windsor. The same questions apply to anyone else who sells locally: who is searching, in what words, and what do they need to see before they ring?

If you run a different kind of business, tell us what you sell and where, and we will say honestly whether a new site would help. You can also read how we work on the services pages, see the studies in our work, or find your town in the Thames Valley guide.

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Tell us what the website needs to do

A short note is plenty. Tell us what you sell, where, and what isn't working, and you'll get a straight answer within a working day, even when the answer is that you don't need us.

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