Trades

Websites by trade

What a site actually needs changes more by trade than by town. A roofer needs storm-damage proof and an insurance explainer; a dentist needs an insurance list and new-patient forms. These go into the detail.

Plumbers

Someone with water coming through a ceiling is not browsing. They search, they call the first plumber who looks real, and they stop searching.

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Roofers

Roofing demand arrives in spikes. A hailstorm hits and a whole suburb searches at once — and the companies with a real website take those calls.

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Electricians

Electrical work splits between small urgent jobs and large planned ones. The planned ones are researched, and research means a website.

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HVAC Companies

HVAC demand is weather. Two weeks of the year decide the season, and whoever is findable in those two weeks takes the work.

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Landscapers

Landscaping is bought with the eyes. No photographs, no job — and a Facebook album is not a portfolio.

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Hair Salons

Choosing a salon is choosing a person. The site's job is to make that person feel knowable before the first appointment.

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Auto Repair Shops

Nobody enjoys choosing a mechanic. The shop that looks the most honest online is the one that gets the call.

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Restaurants

Restaurant sites have three jobs: the menu, the hours, and how to get there. Everything else is decoration.

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Dentists

New patients are the entire economics of a practice, and almost all of them arrive by search.

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Cleaning Companies

Cleaning is bought on trust and kept on convenience. The site has to earn the first and remove the second.

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General Contractors

A kitchen remodel is a five-figure decision made over weeks. Every one of those weeks is spent looking at websites.

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Law Firms

Legal clients are frightened and comparing. The site that explains the process calmly is the one they call.

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Gyms & Fitness Studios

Joining a gym is intimidating. The site's job is to make walking in for the first time feel survivable.

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Photographers

For a photographer the website is the product demonstration. Everything else is secondary to how the images look.

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Veterinarians

A frightened pet owner needs three things fast: are you open, do you take emergencies, and where are you.

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