Armstrong Creek web design that makes the shortlist.
A family just got the keys in Charlemont. They need a plumber and have no neighbour to ask yet.
76%
of local searchers visit in 24h
80%
of callers skip voicemail
5.0
from 125+ Google reviews
Three gaps that send the job elsewhere.
We find these on trade sites across the new estates south of Geelong.
It looks like nobody's home
The footer says 2019 and there are three photos, so a stranger can't tell if you're still trading.
It only says Geelong
People search the suburb they just moved to. If your site never names Armstrong Creek, Charlemont or Mount Duneed, you don't show.
The call goes to voicemail
You're up a ladder when they ring, and they call the next result instead of leaving a message.
Every new street
is a new customer.
Each household moving in will need a plumber and an electrician sooner or later. If the first job goes well, yours is the number they keep.
A site that vouches for you.
Before we build, we agree the jobs, the suburbs and where enquiries land.
Proof you're busy now
Recent job photos and your Google reviews on the first screen.
Your suburbs, by name
A page for each suburb you want work from, with jobs you have done there.
A way in when you can't answer
A quote form that takes a minute on a phone. A missed call can still turn into a job.
“He took the time to explain what he was doing, which helped me understand his work. My website is live now.”
Julie Whitehead
Google review
5.0 from 125+ Google reviews. Read them on Google
The questions we get.
It depends on the number of pages, whether we write the words, and what the site connects to. A new business with a few clear pages sits at the simpler end. Bookings and payments add work.
A page for each main service, the areas you cover, a phone number that dials when tapped, an enquiry form, and real photos if you have them. Launch with a few clear pages and add more as the jobs come in.
Only the ones you want work from. Three suburbs named with the work you do there beat forty names in the footer.
On its own, no. A new business starts with no reviews and no history, so the early work is a complete Google profile, a clear site, and a review request after every job.
Yes. Doing both together means the name, phone number and services match everywhere.
No. We work from Bannockburn and cover Geelong, the Surf Coast and Golden Plains.
Read before you decide.
Guides and blog posts that go into more detail.
Worth a look first.
Three places to go before you get in touch.
Search for your trade
like a newcomer would.
We'll run the searches someone new to Armstrong Creek would, on a phone, and send you what comes up.
We reply within one business day.