A good-looking business website isn’t the same as a website that generates leads. As a web developer working with small businesses, I see the same 4 problems again and again: 🚪 No clear next step. Six buttons, four menus, and visitors don’t know what to click 🐌 Slow mobile experience. Most people leave before the page loads 📭 Contact forms that go nowhere. The enquiry arrives, then sits in an inbox nobody checks 🤷 Copy that talks about you, not the customer. “We are a leading provider of...” doesn’t make anyone feel understood What a lead generation website should do: ✅ Show visitors in 5 seconds what you do and where to click ✅ Send every enquiry straight into your CRM, with the person’s name, need and next step ✅ Trigger an instant reply through n8n workflow automation, so nobody waits overnight ✅ Let an AI agent answer common questions, so you only step in when someone is ready to book That’s the setup I build: custom business websites, CRM integration, and workflow automation that turn visitors into conversations. I’ve built sites for real estate and trades businesses (like plumbing), where one missed enquiry can mean a lost job. 💬 What’s the one thing you’d change on your website today? Drop it below and I’ll reply to every comment with a quick tip. Services: web development • website design • CRM setup • n8n automation • AI agents • lead generation websites