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Most local business blogs chase the wrong words.
A plumber answering 'why is my water heater leaking from the bottom' gets found by the person about to call today. 'Plumbing services' does not.
I write content around the exact questions a customer types right before they buy.
what do your customers ask you over and over?
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A great website should do more than look good, it should make choosing a business feel easy.
I recently completed a website project for Bryer, a Melbourne-based gutter and solar panel cleaning business.
The goal was to create a clean, professional online presence that communicates their services clearly, builds trust, and makes it easier for potential customers to request a quote.
Now, I’m curious:
When you visit a service-based business website, what matters most to you, the design, the information, or how easy it is to get in touch?
Let’s hear your thoughts! 👇
#WebDesign #Webflow #UXDesign #WebDevelopment #WebsiteDesign #Contra
this is amazing work
Your business doesn’t have a lead problem. It has a follow-up problem.
Form filled Monday. You call back Thursday. They already hired someone else.
The fastest business wins, not the best one.
#SmallBusiness #BusinessGrowth
Leads going cold from slow follow-up is a leak no ad budget can fix. What's your first fix: reply speed or an automated sequence?
Friday Question: When Did You Last Check Your Website on Your Phone? 📱
Not on your laptop.
Not in the editor preview.
On your actual phone. The way your customers see it.
This week I did exactly that with my own website. And I didn’t love what I saw.
The menu button was plain. The dropdown felt like an afterthought. And the most important button, “Let’s Talk,” was just another line of text in a list.
So I rebuilt it.
✔ A clearer menu button
✔ A proper slide-out menu
✔ A call-to-action you can’t miss
Nothing was “broken.” It just wasn’t helping anyone take the next step.
Here’s a 60-second test you can do right now:
→ Open your website on your phone
→ Tap the menu
→ Try to contact yourself
How many taps did it take? Did anything feel awkward?
Friday question: when did you last check your website on your phone? And what did you notice? 👇
