Why Your Website Isn’t Ranking – And How to Fix It
Let’s be honest – there’s nothing more frustrating than pouring time, money, and energy into your website, only to find it’s buried on page 7 of Google, lost in a digital graveyard
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Let’s face it—most people don’t search for a tiler on a whim. They search because they need one right now.
The friendly guide for UK-based cleaning businesses who want to fill their diary (without knocking doors or dropping leaflets)
If you're a decorator or painter in the UK, chances are you've had one of these moments: You’ve just wrapped up a kitchen redecoration that came out looking like something from a glossy interiors magazine. The client is thrilled, the colours are perfect, and you’ve managed not to step in any paint for once. You pack up your brushes, head home... and then your phone sits silent for the next three days. No calls. No quotes. No new jobs. Sound familiar?
So, you’ve got a green thumb and a passion for turning patchy lawns into lush paradises — but when it comes to getting found online? That’s where things get a bit murky. If you’ve ever wondered why your competitor’s landscaping website keeps showing up on Google while yours is hiding on page seven, you’re not alone.
When it comes to local SEO, most UK small business owners have the same question: “Do I really need to be listed everywhere online to show up on Google?” Let’s be honest—between running a business, sorting stock, doing the school run, and juggling about 97 other things, nobody’s got time to faff around with endless online directories
When you think about getting your business found online, Google Maps might not be the first thing that pops into your head. But for small businesses—especially those that rely on local footfall or service-area clients—it can be the secret weapon you didn’t know you had.
Creating a new website can be an exciting yet overwhelming task. One of the key decisions you’ll face is determining how much content to include. Too little, and your site may look sparse and uninviting; too much, and it might overwhelm visitors.