Ocean Grove web design for both kinds of customer.
A Melbourne owner needs a leak checked at their Ocean Grove holiday house. They can’t pop down, so they search.
78%
pick whoever replies first
80%
of callers skip voicemail
5.0
from 125+ Google reviews
Three gaps that cost the job.
A lot of your work comes from people who aren't in town when they find you.
Nothing for the owner who lives away
The house is in Ocean Grove and the owner is in Melbourne. Your site doesn't say how you get in or report back.
They can’t show you the problem
Your form takes a name and a message. The owner has a photo of the problem and nowhere to send it.
Booked out, still saying call now
You're booked out for January, but the site still says call today.
Ocean Grove
is two towns a year.
Locals all year, then visitors and holiday-house owners from December. A site written for one loses the other.
A site that works when you’re not there.
Pages for each kind of customer, and every enquiry sent where you'll see it.
A page for owners who aren’t here
If you look after holiday houses, a page on keys, access and photos after the job.
A form that takes photos
Photo uploads on the quote form, so you can quote before the first visit.
Your real availability, up front
A booked-out line you can change yourself, and bookings for after the rush.
“They are patient with me and teach me what I need to do. I really have enjoyed working with this organisation.”
Nonie Crozier
Google review
5.0 from 125+ Google reviews. Read them on Google
The questions we get.
It varies with the pages, the words and what the site connects to. Photo uploads, booking tools and links into a job system each add work. A simple site with an enquiry form is the cheaper end.
Yes. A quote form can take photo uploads, which saves a site visit on jobs you can judge from a picture.
Tell people what to expect. A line saying how far ahead you're booking, and a form that asks for preferred dates, cuts the back-and-forth. A booking tool that only shows open slots stops double bookings.
Only where you do real work and have something to say about it. Google's spam policies treat near-identical town pages, with only the name swapped, as doorway pages.
No one can guarantee that. Google says local results are ranked on relevance, distance and prominence. The website helps Google understand what you do and where. Your Google profile and reviews do the rest.
No. We cover Geelong, the Surf Coast and Golden Plains, including Barwon Heads and Point Lonsdale.
Worth a look first.
Three places to go before you get in touch.
See your site
the way a visitor does.
We’ll search for your trade the way an owner in Melbourne would, on a phone, and send you what they find.
We reply within one business day.