What to Actually Post and Photograph on Your Google Business Profile
What should a plumber actually post and photograph on their Google Business Profile? Practical advice on real photos, updates and what to avoid.
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Plumbing web design insights
Practical tips on getting your plumbing business found online, from an ex-plumber who hard-codes every site.
Local SEO for Plumbers Covering Multiple Towns, Done Properly
How do you rank a plumbing website across multiple towns without it looking spammy? An ex-plumber explains genuine location pages versus doorway pages.
Why Your Plumbing Website Sounds Like Everyone Else's (And How to Fix It)
Why does your plumbing website sound like every other plumber's? An ex-plumber explains why generic copy kills trust, and what to write instead.
What a Good Emergency Plumber Website Actually Needs
What does a good emergency plumber website actually need? An ex-plumber breaks down the handful of things that turn a 2am search into a booked callout.
Google Ads or SEO First? Where a Plumber Should Spend Their First Marketing Dollar
Should a plumber start with Google Ads or SEO? An honest breakdown of what each actually does, what it costs, and which one to invest in first.
How to Get More Google Reviews as a Plumber
How do you actually get more Google reviews as a plumber? A simple, honest habit that builds trust and rankings, plus what Google's review rules don't allow.
Should Plumbers Put Their Prices on Their Website?
Should plumbers publish prices on their website? A genuine look at call-out charges, hourly rates and fixed-price jobs, and when pricing helps or hurts your enquiries.
WordPress vs Wix vs Squarespace vs Hard-Coded: Which Is Right for a Plumber?
WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or hard-coded: a genuine comparison of what each gives a plumbing business, what it costs you long-term, and what you actually own.
What You Need for a Plumbing Website: Domain, Hosting and the Site Explained
What do you actually need for a plumbing website? An ex-plumber breaks down the domain, hosting and the site itself, and what you really own versus what you rent.