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Short, practical guides for trades, clinics and property businesses: what brings in enquiries, how bookings and listings work, and what helps you rank on Google.
17 September 2026
Is your website ready for Google Ads?
Before spending on clicks, check your website is ready for Google Ads with clear pricing, trust signals and a fast way to enquire.
17 September 2026
Seasonal landing pages for tradesmen
Why boiler cover, storm damage and frozen pipe searches spike every winter, and how to build seasonal landing pages for tradesmen that catch them.
16 September 2026
The best checkatrade alternative for tradesmen
A practical look at the best checkatrade alternative for tradesmen: owning your own website, Google reviews and a proper enquiry system.
16 September 2026
How to display reviews on your website
A plain guide to how to display reviews on your website the right way, so customers trust them and you stay on the right side of the law.
16 September 2026
Photo quotes for tradesmen: how to get it right
A practical guide to photo quotes for tradesmen: what to ask customers to send, and how to turn a WhatsApp snap into a booked job.
16 September 2026
Where the Gas Safe logo goes on your website
A clear guide to where the Gas Safe logo on website pages should sit, and what NICEIC accreditation rules mean for your site.
16 September 2026
Membership sites vs booking widgets for gyms
A practical look at what gyms actually need from their website versus their membership and booking platform.
12 September 2026
Before-and-after galleries, consent handled
Transformation photos are the best-converting content a clinic can publish, and the easiest to get wrong. The consent workflow that makes galleries safe.
11 September 2026
Online booking for clinics: embed vs custom
Every practice wants out-of-hours bookings; few know the three routes to get there. A plain comparison for dental, physio and clinic owners.
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