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A one-off website build for a photo booth hire business.

A website showing the booths, hire options and occasions customers search for, with a route to send event details. This was a one-off website project.

StarBooths UKWest and Greater LondonVisit StarBooths UK ↗
THE NUMBERS
+86%Google clicks: 21 to 39 across consecutive 28-day periods
443website visits, 1 July to 28 September 2026
82Google Search clicks, same 90-day reporting window
Since JulyGA4 tracking began 6 July 2026

Checked 30 September 2026. Google Search Console Web property totals: 21 clicks, 4 to 31 August; 39 clicks, 1 to 28 September, an 85.7% increase rounded to 86%. For 1 July to 28 September: 82 clicks and 4,480 impressions. GA4 recorded 443 sessions in that window; its first recorded activity was 6 July.

THE PROBLEM

Customers hire photo booths for specific occasions. The website needs to help them discover the right option, see it in action and send an event enquiry with the details the owner needs.

WHAT WE BUILT
  • An event-led website showing the booths and hire options
  • Dedicated pages for weddings and corporate occasions
  • Real booth video to help customers picture their event
  • An enquiry flow that captures event requirements
WHAT HAPPENED

The website presents the hire options and gives customers a route to enquire. It recorded 443 visits through 28 September. Google delivered 39 search clicks in the latest 28 days compared with 21 in the previous 28 days. Those figures describe website activity after a one-off build.

THE HONEST BIT

This was a one-off website project, with no ongoing growth service. The percentage comes from a small base of 21 clicks. Visits and search clicks are not enquiries, deposits or confirmed hires. Total website visits were broadly flat across these two 28-day periods (128 then 127). No automated follow-up or speed-to-lead improvement is claimed for this build.

YOUR TURN

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