BBL/LOCAL — SITES FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES

You just used a website we built.

That link in the footer? It means a local business trusted us with their site — and it’s working. Here’s what happened when we built one for a reptile shop in Ashford, Middlesex, with a stock list and reservation requests online.

4,897Walk On The Wild Side visits in 90 days, to 28 September 2026
12 peopleWith bookings at Thameside, less than three months after launch
#2JC Electrical in Google’s local pack for “electrician beaconsfield”, checked 30 September
1 platformSGSS Hounslow: membership, donations and community publishing connected

Get found through useful content and local search. Capture the enquiry. Answer while the customer is interested. Then keep the follow-up moving. That is the system we build around your business.

Walk On The Wild Side

4,897 visits in 90 days. A shop customers can find before they visit.

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Thameside Podiatry

12 people with bookings. Less than three months after launch.

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JC Electrical

In Google’s local top three. With a system ready for the enquiry.

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SGSS Hounslow

The whole system. Membership, donations and community content in one place.

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WHAT WE ACTUALLY DO

We don’t sell websites.

A website is a thing. We get paid for what it does: enquiries that arrive, get answered, and turn into work. Four jobs, in this order — because doing them out of order is how people waste money.

  1. 01 /

    Your funnel leaks.

    Enquiries arrive and go cold. Calls ring out, forms land in an inbox nobody checks, someone means to ring back on Friday and doesn't. Every one of those was an enquiry that went cold. We find where they're going and plug it.

  2. 02 /

    You already have leads.

    Past customers, quotes that never got chased, enquiries you answered once. You already paid to get those people. Getting more out of the list you own is cheaper than buying strangers, and it works first.

  3. 03 /

    Still need more?

    Only then do we look at bringing new people in — by ranking for the searches they already type, not by buying ads. Local businesses tend to have one or two searches that actually pay. We find those.

  4. 04 /

    And the admin behind it.

    Quoting, invoicing, chasing, re-keying the same details into three places, admin that gets done after hours. That's hours a week you're not being paid for. We build the tools that do it for you, so the work you win doesn't cost you your evenings.

Most people jump straight to number three and buy traffic that leaks back out of number one. If your enquiries aren’t being answered, more of them just means more waste. That’s why we look in this order, and why we’ll tell you when the answer isn’t us.

HEAR IT YOURSELF

Hear it answer as your business.

Put your number in and it rings you back in about a minute, answering as your business. You play the customer. It is the same thing that picks up an enquiry that went cold when nobody else can get to the phone.

  • It rings you within about a minute.
  • Answer as though you were a customer ringing in.
  • It takes the enquiry and texts you what it captured.
What people usually come to you for

At those numbers, missed calls cost you£6,240 a yearAssumes you would win one in five of them. Deliberately pessimistic.

Tick the box above and this button turns on.

One call, to the number you typed, usually within a minute. No cost, no follow-up unless you ask.

WHERE DO WE START

Tell us what’s leaking.

Tick anything that sounds like you. We’ll tell you what would actually help, what it would take to fix, and if it isn’t worth doing at your size we’ll say that too.

What sounds like you?

No obligation. We reply the same day.

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HOW IT WORKS
01 / Tell us what’s happening. What you do, and where you think enquiries are going cold. That’s enough to start.
02 / We size it in your money. What the leak is worth a year, and what it would take to close it. If the honest answer is that you don’t need us, you’ll get that instead.
03 / We build and manage it. You approve before anything goes live, and you get a plain-English report every month showing what it did.

Nick’s phone used to ring all day with people asking what he had in stock. Now they check the stock list and send a reservation request before travelling. The site recorded 4,897 visits and 2,943 Google Search clicks from 1 July to 28 September 2026. Requests are a starting point for a sale, not proof that a purchase was completed.