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If customers cannot find you on Google, they are calling your competitors. For most tradespeople in the UK, that is exactly what is happening. Search engine optimisation (SEO) changes that by getting your business in front of people who are actively looking for the service you offer, in the area you work. It is not complicated, but most trades businesses either skip it entirely or do not know where to start.
Having a website and having a website that generates enquiries are two different things. Most small business websites fall into the first category. This guide breaks down the real reasons your website is not getting leads, from not showing up on Google and slow page speeds to unclear messaging, missing trust signals, and broken contact forms. If your website is live but silent, here is exactly what to fix and where to start.
Most businesses are invisible on Google and don't know it. This post breaks down what SEO is, how Google decides who shows up first, and why getting to page one could be the difference between winning customers and losing them to a competitor.
When someone searches for your service in your area, Google shows a map with three business listings at the top. Those three spots get the majority of clicks and calls. This guide covers exactly how Google Maps rankings work, what Google looks for, and the steps any UK small business can take right now to start climbing the map and getting in front of customers who are ready to buy.
Web design for small businesses in the UK does not have to be complicated, but getting it wrong is expensive. This guide covers what a professional website should include, what you should realistically pay, how to spot a good agency from a bad one, and the questions to ask before you commit. Whether you are building your first site or replacing one that is not performing, here is everything you need to know before making a decision.
Local SEO helps your business show up when people nearby search for what you offer. The key steps are setting up a complete Google Business Profile, making sure your website mentions where you operate, collecting reviews consistently, and keeping your business information the same everywhere online. Most businesses skip the basics, which means getting them right puts you ahead of the majority of local competitors quickly.
SEO takes time. In month one, your agency audits your site and fixes the foundations. Month two is on-page optimisation and early content. Month three is when rankings start to move. Most businesses see meaningful results between months four and six. A good agency tracks numbers, not activity. If they can't show you what's improving, that's a red flag.
Learn what an SEO agency actually does, including technical SEO, keyword research, content optimisation, and link building, and discover whether SEO is worth it for UK small businesses.
