The photos were already there
Most trades in Farnborough are sitting on the same asset: a phone full of finished jobs. Getting them onto a page search engines can read is usually a bigger win than any amount of rewriting.
Website design · Farnborough
Website design for Farnborough businesses
There is already a Dunnworks-built site working in Farnborough. T Cooper Interiors, kitchen and bathroom fitters in the town, had years of job photos sitting on Facebook and none of them on the website.
The local job
What the rebuild actually changed for a Farnborough trade
T Cooper Interiors had 954 followers on Facebook and a website that showed none of the work those followers had already seen. Every finished kitchen lived in a post that disappeared down a feed after a week. The rebuild put the gallery, the testimonials and the enquiry form on a database, so adding a job takes a few minutes and the work stays on the site for good.
Aldershot and Cove count as Farnborough
People search by the town they think they are in. A page naming Farnborough, Aldershot and Cove catches all three, which a page built around one postcode does not.
What it costs
A fixed price, agreed before anything starts
Every price below is the whole price. There is no monthly platform fee, because a hand-coded site does not need a platform to sit on.
Nearby
Based in Bordon, about half an hour from Farnborough
Dunnworks works out of Bordon, so Farnborough is an in-person job rather than a video call. The same goes for Fleet, Farnham, Alton, Petersfield, Haslemere and Godalming. Everywhere else in the UK works by phone and email, which is how most of the work runs anyway.
Next step
Tell me what
the site has to do
A free 20 minute call, a written quote, and a straight answer on whether a new site would make any difference to the business. If it would not, I will say so.
info@dunnworks.io
Or call 07377 599 023, Bordon, Hampshire
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