Web design · New Zealand
Web design in
Southland.
Farms, towns and trades spread across a lot of ground, served by businesses that drive it.
Southland
They search
for their town.
A customer in Gore and a customer in Te Anau are both yours. Neither of them types Southland.
Covering distance is a selling point, but only if the site names the places, rather than making a vague claim on the whole region.
A vague claim reads as marketing. A list of towns reads as a business.
On the ground
Worth knowing.
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Travel, stated
How far you will go is a real question customers ask before they enquire. Answer it on the page and you stop losing the ones who assumed you would not.
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Towns over region
Gore, Winton, Te Anau, Bluff. Words people actually type. Southland is not one of them.
What gets built
Named, not
implied.
The towns you actually service, stated. The travel you actually do, stated. Nothing invented to look bigger.
If the site you have says none of it, the website audit is the place to start.
Nearby
Start here
See where your
site stands.
The website audit reads the site you have and hands back a named list of what is wrong with it. No email needed to see it.