Patrick Robinson Consulting / Website improvements

Your business deserves more than the bare minimum.

A monthly invoice isn’t the same as looking after your website.

If your pages are out of date, your enquiry form barely scratches the surface, and getting a change made feels like a job in itself, it’s reasonable to expect more.

I work directly with you to make your website more useful: clear explanations of your work, thoughtful design, and tools that help customers tell you what they need. If you’re already paying to bring people to the site, I’ll look at what they see and what happens next.

Two useful places to start

What needs to work better?

Choose the part that sounds familiar. Each page includes an example you can explore.

01 / A more useful enquiry

Calculators & quote tools.

Help customers work through the details, then give your team a clearer starting point. Built around the questions your business needs answered.

Explore quote tools →

02 / A better first impression

A website that fits your business.

Bring the design, words and customer journey up to date. Make it easier to understand what you do and take the next step.

Explore a website refresh →

From the advert to the enquiry

You’ve paid for the visit.
Make the next step clear.

Someone clicks because a particular service caught their attention. The page they reach should explain that service, show relevant work and make it clear how to enquire.

I can build a focused page around one service or campaign, with a useful next step. That might be a project brief, a request for an estimate or a simple way to send the details your team needs.

Content that explains the work

Good work deserves a clear explanation.

Some services are easier to understand when you can see them. A short process video, a product demonstration or a set of clear visuals can explain what you do and help a customer decide whether it fits their job.

I can turn your approved footage, photographs and expertise into a specific piece of content for your website or advertising. We agree the message, formats, revisions and rights before work starts.

Tell me what needs explaining →

One person accountable for the work

You deal with me.

We agree the work and the price. And you can see what I’m proposing before deciding whether it’s right for your business.

  1. Start with your business.

    I look at your site, the way customers enquire, and what your team needs from it.

  2. See a clear direction.

    A proposed design or working example makes the idea concrete. You can question it and tell me what I’ve missed.

  3. Agree the practical details.

    Pages, features, access, price, timing and any ongoing costs are set out before you commit.

Talk to Pat

What would you like your website to do better?

Send your website address and a few words about what you want to improve. I’ll reply personally with a sensible next step.

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