Blog
How the places customers look you up actually work, written from the official rules rather than from other people’s blogs. Each post links the pages it relies on.
How much does a website for a tradesperson cost in the UK?
UK trade websites are sold two ways: a one-off build, around £520 for five pages, or monthly with nothing upfront. What each costs, what care plans add, and who keeps the site and the domain when you leave.
Do I need a website if I have a Google profile?
A Google Business Profile is worth having and it is not a substitute for a website. The profile is Google's, and it runs by Google's rules. The website is the part you set the rules for, and Google's own guidance says to have both.
My web designer won't give me my domain: what to do
Find out who is on the register as the registrant, deal with the registrar rather than only the designer, and ask for the registrant to be changed in writing. What Nominet's terms actually say, and what to do if you get nowhere.
Why isn't my business showing on Google Maps?
Not on Google Maps? Check four things in order: verification, suspension, address rules and naming rules. What Google's own help pages say about each, and what to do.