Web design in St Keverne

Say it in both directions

If you are based here and travel, say how far, because customers elsewhere assume a business this remote works only locally.

If you serve the parish and the surrounding hamlets, name them, because residents here are used to being told a supplier does not come this far.

Being explicit about the awkward journeys, and whether they carry a charge, is better received than vagueness. People here know the roads.

Remoteness is a service opportunity

Suppliers who reliably travel out here have very little competition, and availability is worth more than price to customers used to being turned down.

Saying which days you are usually on this side of the Lizard makes it workable for both sides.

Farming and quarrying nearby

St Keverne serves a working agricultural area with quarrying nearby, and a scattered population well off the main roads.

Questions people here ask

Why state travel so plainly?

Because everybody assumes the answer is no. An explicit yes, with limits, produces enquiries that otherwise never happen.

Should we mention a travel charge?

Yes. Customers here understand the geography and prefer knowing to discovering it when the quote arrives.

Is remoteness bad for business?

Not necessarily. Suppliers who reliably come out here face little competition and are valued for availability.