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18/10/2026

Thinking about a new website? Count your enquiries first.

Stop judging your website by how it looks. Judge it by what it sends you: enquiries, calls, bookings.

A website is a sales tool. If you don't know how many enquiries it sent you last month, don't redesign anything yet. Count them for 4 weeks first. Then you'll know whether the problem is the look, or something a redesign won't touch.

Save this, start counting on Monday, and follow for more like it.

Comment AUDIT and I'll tell you exactly what's holding your site back. 20 minutes, no pitch.

Putting the website off until things calm down? Try one hour instead.The trouble is, the quiet patch is exactly when the...
17/10/2026

Putting the website off until things calm down? Try one hour instead.

The trouble is, the quiet patch is exactly when the website has to bring work in. Waiting for it is fixing the roof in the rain.

You don't need a quiet month. You need one hour, this week:
1. Check the first screen on your phone. Does it say what you do?
2. Send yourself a test enquiry. Does it arrive?
3. Update anything out of date: prices, hours, services.

Save this, book the hour in your diary, and follow for a practical website check every week.

Comment AUDIT and I'll tell you exactly what's holding your site back. 20 minutes, no pitch.

Going on holiday? Check who'll see your website enquiries while you're away.Website enquiries going to one inbox? When t...
15/10/2026

Going on holiday? Check who'll see your website enquiries while you're away.

Website enquiries going to one inbox? When that person is on holiday, off sick or flat out, enquiries sit unread, and nobody else can see them.
It's a single point of failure, and it's invisible until a customer goes elsewhere.

The fix is 15 minutes of setup, not a new website:
1. A shared address, like enquiries@, that more than one person can see.
2. A second person on forwarding, or a shared inbox.
3. An auto-reply that says when they'll hear back.

That's the system behind the site. Save this, set it up before your next day off, and follow for more like this.

Comment AUDIT and I'll tell you exactly what's holding your site back. 20 minutes, no pitch.

Going on holiday? Check who'll see your website enquiries while you're away.Website enquiries going to one inbox? When t...
15/10/2026

Going on holiday? Check who'll see your website enquiries while you're away.

Website enquiries going to one inbox? When that person is on holiday, off sick or flat out, enquiries sit unread, and nobody else can see them.

It's a single point of failure, and it's invisible until a customer goes elsewhere.

The fix is 15 minutes of setup, not a new website:
1. A shared address, like enquiries@, that more than one person can see.
2. A second person on forwarding, or a shared inbox.
3. An auto-reply that says when they'll hear back.

That's the system behind the site. Save this, set it up before your next day off, and follow for more like this.

Comment AUDIT and I'll tell you exactly what's holding your site back. 20 minutes, no pitch.

13/10/2026

Website traffic down and you haven't changed a thing?

Your search traffic fell and you changed nothing. Here's why.

On many searches Google now shows an AI-written answer above the links. When one appears, the top result gets 58% fewer clicks (Ahrefs, 300,000 keywords, December 2025 data).

So when an AI answer appears, you can hold position 1 and still lose more than half your clicks. That's why your reports say nothing's wrong.

3 things to check this week:
1. In Search Console, are impressions steady while clicks fall? That usually means fewer clicks per view, not a lost ranking.
2. Search the 3 questions your customers ask most. Is there an AI answer above you?
3. Does your page answer the question in its first paragraph?

Check clicks, not just rankings. Save this, check your own numbers, and follow for more like this.

Comment AUDIT and I'll tell you exactly what's holding your site back. 20 minutes, no pitch.

Run a local business? Someone can suggest a change to your Google opening hours, and you have 4 days to catch it.Anyone ...
12/10/2026

Run a local business? Someone can suggest a change to your Google opening hours, and you have 4 days to catch it.

Anyone can suggest a change to your Google opening hours, phone number or address: a customer, a competitor, a bot.

Google's own help page now says that when a suggested edit needs your review, you get an email or an in-app notification, then 4 days to accept or reject it. If you don't respond, Google may publish it automatically "if it is supported by other publicly available information, such as your business website".

It also says some suggested edits can be applied without any prior review.

So your website is the record Google checks you against. If its hours, phone or address are out of date, it can back up the wrong edit.

The 3-minute check:
1. Turn on Business Profile notifications, and make sure the email goes to an inbox someone reads.
2. Make your website's hours, phone and address match your profile exactly.
3. Check both after every holiday or change of hours.

Save this, and follow for a practical website check every week.

Comment AUDIT and I'll tell you exactly what's holding your site back. 20 minutes, no pitch.

11/10/2026

Busier than ever, same revenue as last year?

60% of UK small businesses report efficiency gains from going digital, and 55% call digitalisation a strong priority for growth (BeCertified, The SME Digitalisation Report, 700 UK SME owners and managers, October 2025).

Efficiency and growth aren't the same thing. A faster quote process is efficient. More of those quotes turning into paying customers is growth. Most tools only touch the first one.

Same revenue as last year but you feel busier? That's a treadmill running faster.

The one-question test for your next tool: is this saving us time, or bringing us more customers? Save this, and follow for more like it.

Comment AUDIT and I'll tell you exactly what's holding your site back. 20 minutes, no pitch.

Get most of your work by word of mouth? Here's what happens before that referral picks up the phone.For a referral-led b...
10/10/2026

Get most of your work by word of mouth? Here's what happens before that referral picks up the phone.

For a referral-led business, that's partly true. The referral is doing the selling.

But a referral sends someone to your name, not straight to your phone. Often they look you up before they ring, and what they find decides whether the warm lead becomes an enquiry or quietly goes cold.

Before they call, a referred customer is looking for 3 things:
1. What you do.
2. Proof you're real: reviews, photos, an address.
3. How to get in touch.

For a referral-led firm, the website's job is to make the next step obvious. Save this, look yourself up as a stranger would, and follow for more like this.

Comment AUDIT and I'll tell you exactly what's holding your site back. 20 minutes, no pitch.

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