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10 October 2026

They Heard Your Name. What Will They Find Online?

Help a referred customer see your trade, area, work and contact details in one clear place.

Contact page in the live website demo, with a short form and clear prompt to ask about work.

A good word from a mate can bring you a lead. Your website helps that person check you out before they call.

They may know your name and little else. Make the next step easy.

Answer The First Four Questions

What work do you do? Where do you work? Can they see a job like theirs? How do they reach you?

Put the trade and area near the top. Add clear service details, real work and a phone number they can tap.

They know your name. Can they quickly see whether you do their type of work?

Contact page in the live website demo, with a short form and clear prompt to ask about work.
A real screen grab from the live demo. Sample Joinery is a sample name, not a client firm. Try the live demo.

Show Proof They Can Check

Use your own job photos with permission. Explain your role, the task and the result. Add genuine reviews where you have consent.

Do not claim stock images as your work. The screen grab here is from the live website demo. The sample name is not a client firm.

Keep firm name, phone and area in step across your website and profiles.

A visitor likes what they see. Can they check the proof and contact you without searching?

Turn a referral into a clear next step
  1. Trade and area

    Say what you do and where you work.

  2. Real proof

    Show your role in jobs like theirs.

  3. Contact

    Make the phone and enquiry route easy.

The Subbie QS · Use these checks with the facts and terms of your job.

Give each job story enough context to support the offer, then link it to the relevant service and contact page.

Give The Referral A Clear Route

Put the link on quotes, van details and your email signature. Send people to the page that fits the work they asked about.

Open the site on your phone. Can you find the trade, service area and contact in a few seconds?

A small site can do that well. Start with the facts people need to choose and get in touch.