B2B service firms
Commercial cleaning, facilities, grounds maintenance, pest control. Chasing bigger contracts and tenders, needing accreditations, sectors served, and a clear quote enquiry.
Who it's for
Established businesses that want to win better work.
The thread through all of these: a real, trading business in the North East that wants to look credible and bring in better enquiries, and needs nothing more complex than good structure plus a clear way to get in touch.
Professional consultancies
HR, health and safety, management or training consultants. Win on authority and trust, with case studies, insights for SEO, and a book-a-consultation route.
Accountants and bookkeepers
Trust-critical, lots of local competition. Clear packages or fixed-fee framing, testimonials, a couple of guides, and a clean onboarding enquiry.
Coaches and trainers
Personal brand currently running on word of mouth. About and story, programmes, testimonials, a lead magnet, and book-a-call.
Trades firms going up-market
Not the lone sparky. The electrical, building or M&E contractor with a team chasing commercial work. Projects gallery, sectors, accreditations, enquiry route.
Technical and professional practices
Architects, surveyors, vets, clinics, testing or inspection labs. Services and capabilities, accreditations, team, portfolio, and enquire or book.
Being honest
When it's not for you.
If your site really needs e-commerce, a shopping cart, payment processing, or custom booking and quote logic, that's out of scope. So are businesses that haven't started trading yet and donation-funded charities that can't meet the "mostly commercial income" test for these specific business funds, though charities and community organisations are still very much work I do, funded differently or full-cost. I'll point you somewhere better rather than sell you the wrong thing.
Sound like you?
If you're a North East business, there may be funding to cover up to half of it.
Check if you qualify