Industries

Most of our work is for service companies: clinics, garages, salons, manufacturing and installation. Each industry needs its own site structure: a clinic needs doctors and prices before the visit, a car service needs a call button, a kitchen maker needs a calculator.

Healthcare

Dental clinics, aesthetic clinics, medical centres, vet clinics

How customers choose

  • They compare prices and doctors before the first call.
  • Some patients put off a visit out of fear, so the page answers that fear directly.
  • They search nearby: “dentist” plus a district or city.

What the website needs

  • “From” prices by treatment
  • Doctors with their experience and photos
  • The first visit step by step
  • Online booking without a call
  • Hours, address and a map

Ads and search

Google and Meta restrict wording in medical ads, so we check copy and pages against their policies before launch. Each clinic gets its own Google Maps profile.

Automotive

Car services, tyre shops, detailing studios, car washes

How customers choose

  • People look for a car service on their phone, often after a breakdown, so the call button matters more than the copy.
  • Detailing prices depend on car size, so a single number explains nothing.
  • Demand is seasonal: tyres, air conditioning, winter preparation.

What the website needs

  • A call button on the first screen and at the bottom on phones
  • Labour prices by category or by car size
  • Booking by day and time
  • Opening hours with an “open now” label
  • Photos of the workshop and the results

Ads and search

Most leads come from Google Search and Maps, often on a phone. We set campaigns up for calls and directions and adjust the budget with the season.

Beauty and wellness

Beauty salons, barbershops, nail studios, cosmetologists, Pilates and yoga studios

How customers choose

  • Salons are chosen by eye: the work first, then price and time.
  • People book a specific stylist for a specific service.
  • They often use Meta to see the work and Google Maps to find a salon nearby.

What the website needs

  • Services with a photo, a “from” price and a duration
  • Stylists and their work
  • Booking a specific service and time
  • A first-visit offer with an end date
  • Address and a map

Ads and search

The stylists’ work looks good in the feed and Stories, so we often start with Meta here. We fill in the Google Maps profile with photos, services and hours for people looking for a salon nearby.

Home and renovation

Custom kitchens and furniture, stretch ceilings, windows and doors, renovation crews

How customers choose

  • People take weeks to decide and compare several firms.
  • The first question is price, answered by a calculator and past jobs with totals.
  • The enquiry is usually for a measuring visit, so the form asks for a district or address.

What the website needs

  • Real jobs with sizes and totals
  • A calculator with a price range
  • Stages from measuring to installation
  • A measuring request with a district or address
  • Service area

Ads and search

Decisions take time, so Google brings in people who search and Meta reminds those who have already worked out a price on your site. The main campaign goal is a measuring request.

Other fields

Our clients also include a law firm, a pastry shop, an English course and a furniture showroom. If your field isn’t listed, the approach is the same: tell us about your business at the brief.

Method

How we study a niche

  1. We review competitors’ websites in your city

  2. We collect the searches people use to find the service

  3. We list the questions customers ask before they call

  4. We build the page structure around those questions

Scale

One location or a network

Industry questions

All questions

Do you work with my field if it isn’t listed?

Yes. We study your niche the same way at the brief: competitors, searches, customer questions.

Can you build a site like one of your projects?

We can use the structure and the solutions as a starting point. The copy, design and photos are made for your business.

We’re a network across several cities. Where do we start?

With a brief: we look at how many locations and lines of business you have, then suggest a corporate website with branch pages and ads by city. The scope and the price go into a written proposal.

Tell us about your business

We reply within 15 minutes during working hours and suggest a time for a brief.

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