Kerbside
Fleet compliance platform for a UK startup.
The marketing website for a fleet compliance platform, written for transport operators.
WEBSITE LIVE
A website that gets you the call.
Most small business sites look fine on a laptop and fall apart on a phone. That’s where your customers are.
Sound familiar?
Where it usually goes wrong.
It was built for a laptop.
Most people find you on their phone, often in the evening. If they have to pinch and zoom to find your number, they go back to Google.
Google doesn’t know what you do.
No page for each service, no mention of where you work, no reviews showing. A site Google can’t make sense of might as well not be there.
It’s out of date and you can’t change it.
Old photos, last year’s opening hours, a contact form that goes nowhere. And whoever built it has stopped picking up.
The fix
What you get.
- Built for phones first, quick to load, with your number one tap away
- A page for each thing you do, written so Google knows what you offer and where
- Your Google Business Profile set up or tidied: hours, photos, reviews and a map pin that’s right
- Enquiries that reach you straight away, wherever you are
- Three rounds of changes before it goes live
- The domain, the site and every account in your name
A straightforward site takes around two weeks, including the three rounds of changes. Bigger sites take longer. Either way, you get a week-by-week plan before we start.
Live work
One we’ve built.
FAQs
Good questions.
Can you redo my existing site?
Yes. We look at what’s working first, keep your domain, and make sure nothing you’ve built up on Google gets lost in the move.
Do I have to write the words?
No. We ask the right questions on a call and write it for you. You read it and change anything before it goes live.
What happens once it’s live?
You can take it and run, it’s all yours. Or a monthly care plan keeps it updated, backed up and fixed when small things come up.
Not sure where to start?
Book a free 15-minute chat. You’ll leave knowing what we’d do first, even if it’s not us.