You are fully booked. What is your website for?
Most advice for driving instructors assumes you want more pupils. If your diary is full and you are carrying a waiting list, the job of a website is a completely different one.
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Most advice for driving instructors assumes you want more pupils. If your diary is full and you are carrying a waiting list, the job of a website is a completely different one.
Read the full storyAn honest answer, including the cases where you genuinely do not — and why the real question is what happens after somebody is recommended to you.
The pages, proof, service-area information and enquiry routes that help a good local tradesperson look credible and turn searches into worthwhile jobs.
Why five pages is not a rule, when a focused one-page site is enough, and when separate service pages genuinely help customers and search engines.
A practical page-by-page guide to the information that earns trust, answers questions and turns a search into an enquiry.
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Tell us about the business once. We work out the right pages, build the complete site and show it to you before launch.
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