Trades & areas
Marketing and SEO for your trade, in your area
Pick your trade and the town you work in. Each page covers how enquiries behave there and what we would set up first.
Choose your trade
Ten trades, eight areas
If your trade or town is not listed, we almost certainly still cover it — just ask.
Builders
Extension and renovation enquiries are researched for weeks before anyone picks up the phone, so the site has to answer questions and show finished work.
Roofers
Roofing splits into urgent repairs and planned re-roofs. Those need different pages, different adverts and a phone number that gets answered.
Landscapers
Landscaping sells on photographs. Before-and-after galleries of your own gardens do more than any amount of clever wording.
Driveway & Paving Companies
Driveway buyers compare three or four quotes on price and finish, so clear pricing guidance and honest galleries win the survey.
Bricklayers
Much of the work comes from other trades and builders, so the site has to convince both homeowners and contractors.
Plasterers
Plastering jobs are booked quickly, so speed of reply matters more than anything else in the enquiry chain.
Extension Specialists
These are high-value, slow decisions. The pages that win are the ones showing the process, the timescales and the finished result.
Groundworkers
Most enquiries come from developers and main contractors, so the site needs plant lists, capability and evidence far more than glossy styling.
Joiners & Carpenters
Bespoke joinery competes on craftsmanship, so detailed photographs and clear pricing bands do the selling.
Kitchen & Bathroom Fitters
Buyers want to see rooms like their own, plus a straight answer on cost and how long they will be without a kitchen or bathroom.
Free marketing audit
Find out where your next jobs could be coming from.
Tell us about your business and we will review your website, Google presence, adverts and enquiry handling, then explain what we would change and why.
- No obligation and no sales pressure.
- Written in plain English, not marketing jargon.
- If we do not think we can help, we will say so.