Web design across East of England
Research, agriculture and market towns, with pockets of serious technical industry and a lot of rural distance.
The East is two economies sharing a map. Cambridge and its corridor run on research, software and biotech, while much of Norfolk, Suffolk and Lincolnshire runs on agriculture, food production, tourism and the trades that support them.
For rural businesses the practical issue is reach. A market town customer base is finite, so the website has to work harder to pull enquiries from a wider radius. That is a search and content problem, and it is very solvable.
For the technical cluster the issue is the opposite. There is no shortage of demand, but plenty of firms with genuinely sophisticated products describe them in language only their own team understands.
What we noticeRural businesses often under-set their radius. If you will travel forty miles for the right job, the website should be visible across those forty miles, not just in the postcode you happen to sit in.
Towns and cities in East of England
Each page covers what the local market actually looks like, not a template with the name changed.
Other parts of the UK
The work is the same wherever it is done, but what local customers search for is not. Each region page is written about that region.
Work we have shipped
Live sites for real businesses. Visit any of them and judge the standard for yourself.
Tell me about your business.
One message is enough to start. I’ll read it and reply myself, usually with a couple of questions and a clear price.
Liam Tapp, Website Builds