People find you before they ask the neighbours.

Your own website, in your name

It's your address on the internet: the one you give out over the phone, and the one that puts people at ease before they even call. One page is enough, as long as it answers the four questions every client has: what you do, where, how much, and how to reach you.

We write the text from your trade and the services you really offer — no agency waffle — then we put it live with you. After that, you ask for a change and we make it: a new price, a new service, your holiday dates.

• A domain name in your business's name, with a professional email address
• Made for phones first: the call button is always in view
• Changes whenever you ask, at no extra cost and with no agency delays

Your Google Business Profile, kept up to date

This is where most people really find you: the box on the right of the search results, with your hours, your photos, your rating and the ‘Call’ button. Most clients make up their minds there, without ever opening your website.

We create it if it doesn't exist, we get it back if someone else set it up for you, then we fill it in properly: the right main category, your list of services, your real opening hours, recent photos. And we keep it up — a profile left as it is loses its place within a few months.

Showing up on Google Maps, town by town

‘Plumber near me’, ‘hairdresser open now’: these searches show a map and three names. Being one of them depends on three things — how close you are, whether your details match everywhere, and how many recent reviews you have.

We set out exactly where you work, we create a page for each town you really cover, and we make sure your name, address and phone number are the same everywhere. It's not exciting, but it's exactly what Google checks.

Your reviews come in on their own

A happy client rarely leaves a review unprompted: you have to ask, at the right moment, and make it one tap. That's what Traxo does — a text goes out after the job, with a direct link to your Google profile.

You set the message and the timing once, then leave it alone. The best reviews appear on your website automatically, and you're told when one of them deserves a reply.

Your work, on show

A photo taken on your phone at the end of a job says more than three paragraphs. You send it, it goes into your gallery with the town and the service, and it goes up on your Google profile at the same time — where the most people will see it.

For renovation work, before-and-after photos do the job on their own. Allow two minutes a week: it's the only thing we ask of you.

You see what it brings in

How many people saw you, how many called, how many asked for directions. A summary every month, compared with the month before, with no jargon and no spreadsheet to decipher — plus our advice when something needs fixing.