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Emergency service on a trade website: a tappable phone number, clear time windows, a comprehensible pricing rule for call-outs and a named service area.
New website, new addresses, no redirects: the costliest relaunch mistake in the trades. What to record beforehand, how to redirect and what to check afterwards.
Enquiries to trade businesses arrive on a phone, on mobile data. What load time costs, the three usual causes and how to test your own site in minutes.
Mandatory details under section 5 DDG, chamber and professional title, privacy policy, processing contracts and deletion periods for trade businesses.
What belongs on the careers page of a trade business: concrete details instead of filler, faces from the yard and a short application in three fields.
A number that cannot be tapped, a slow page, hidden opening hours: where a trade enquiry breaks off before anyone dials, and what a business can do here.
The business says sanitary installation, the customer types dripping tap. How trade businesses find their real search terms and build service pages that match.
Website builder or agency for a trade website? The honest comparison across 36 months, including your own hours, legal pages and the cost of moving on.
How skilled trade businesses take usable job photographs with a phone: light, tidying, landscape and portrait, before-and-after, consent and number plates.