Websites for local business
A website for your local business that works on a phone
Most people who find you will look at your site on a phone, often while standing somewhere else. They want three things fast: are you open, where are you, and how do I book or call. Many local sites make them hunt for all three.
We build quick, simple sites with those answers up top, big Call and Book buttons where thumbs go, and the rest of the page there for people who want to read more.
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What usually goes wrong
Slow on mobile
Large images and heavy themes make pages slow on a phone signal, and people leave before it loads.
No obvious next step
If Call and Book aren't visible straight away, many visitors go back to Google instead of scrolling.
Out-of-date details
Old hours, an old phone number or a missing service list send customers elsewhere, or to your voicemail.
What every site includes
- 1
Hours, location, Call and Book up top
The things people need are on the first screen of a phone.
- 2
- 3
Set up for local search
Clear service and location pages, matching details to your Google Business Profile, and the technical basics search engines expect.
The first screen on a phone
Green Hills Dental · Gentle family dentistry on Richard Jones Rd · Open today 8am-5pm · [Book online] [Call us]
Works with what you already use
We connect the site to your booking system, Google Business Profile and missed-call text back, so every way in leads to the same calendar.
questions
Websites for local business: common questions
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