Motor

Websites for motor.

Customers come to you, so the page has one job before anything else: say exactly where you are and how to get there.

What a visitor wants

Where you are, what you work on, and what the common jobs cost.

WHERE THE WORK HAPPENS

Customers come to you, so where you are and how to get there is the first thing the page settles.

HOW IT IS PRICED

A starting figure is the norm here, with what changes it said plainly beside it.

The common mistake

What sites in this field usually get wrong.

An address in the footer and nowhere else. Somebody deciding between two garages is looking at a map, and the site that makes them hunt for it is the one they close.

Proof

The registrations customers in this field look for.

Where you hold one of these, it goes on the page with the registration number beside it so anybody can check it. Where you do not, nothing goes on the page. We never write an accreditation you did not give us.

IMIDVSAMotor OmbudsmanVBRARMI

Covered

13 trades in this category.

Mechanic, Mobile mechanic, Car valeting, Tyre fitting, Bodyshop, MOT testing, Vehicle recovery, Windscreen repair, Auto electrician, Vehicle wrapping and signwriting, Fleet and HGV servicing, Used car dealer, Bike shop and cycle repair.

Typical pages

What a site in this field usually needs.

A starting point rather than a fixed list. What you actually get is decided by your own answers, which is the whole reason we ask them first.

ServicingRepairsDiagnosticsMobile call outsFree estimatesFleet work

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Twenty minutes of questions, then we build it.