WEBSITES
BY TRADE
Every trade gets found differently. A plumbing site and a CPA site should not be the same site with different photos.
Most web design shops build one layout and pour every client into it. That is efficient for the shop and wasteful for the customer, because the way a homeowner searches for an emergency plumber has almost nothing in common with the way a business owner shortlists an accountant.
These pages lay out what each trade actually needs from a website: which searches matter, where the work is lost, and what we build to fix it. The build standard is identical everywhere. The structure is not.
SEARCH INTENT DECIDES THE LAYOUT
Emergency trades need the phone number above everything and a page that loads on a weak signal. Considered purchases need portfolio depth and a process explanation that survives weeks of comparison. Recurring-revenue trades need the plan or contract sold properly instead of buried in a bullet list. We start from how people search and work backwards to the page.
ONE PAGE PER SERVICE, NOT ONE PAGE FOR ALL OF THEM
The most common and most expensive mistake in trade websites is a single services page listing everything. That page competes with itself across a dozen different searches and usually ranks for none of them. Separate pages, each answering one query properly, is the whole game.
PROOF IS THE PRODUCT
License numbers, insurance, real photography of your own work and crew, warranty terms in plain language, and the reviews you have already earned brought onto the page. Every competitor claims to be trustworthy. Showing the evidence is what separates the site that books the job from the one that gets a bounce.
COMMON QUESTIONS
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