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Websites, Google and AI visibility for small businesses, by industry

We build websites for small businesses and get them found on Google and named by AI tools such as ChatGPT, in fifteen fields we know well, from trades, solicitors and accountants to dentists, clinics, restaurants and product brands. Websites start at £1,200, and eight of our clients, in seven industries, are recommended by ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity (November 2026). Built around your business, not a template.

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SEO plans for small businesses, from £350 a month

The same SEO, AEO and GEO work bigger businesses get, at a monthly price that suits a small one. Priced by how far you want customers to find you, with a free website check first.

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  • Local, your townfrom £350 a month
  • Area, the towns around youfrom £550 a month
  • Growth, a city or regionfrom £750 a month
01 / Find your fieldFifteen industries, each with its own page

The usual problem in your field, and the fix.

Every industry loses customers in a slightly different place. Find yours below, see the problem we meet most, what we do about it, and the client we did it for. Each card opens a full page with the approach and the pricing.

Industry 01Trades

Trades & property services

The usual problemSomeone with half your experience shows up first for your trade in your area, and the site makes you look like a one-person handyman.
The fixA page for every service and every area you cover, with phone, WhatsApp and a quote form on a phone screen without scrolling.
ProofMainteniq: 39 calls straight from Google between April and September 2026.
Trades page →
Industry 02Maintenance & HVAC

Property maintenance & HVAC

The usual problemReactive call-outs and planned-maintenance contracts sit on one page, so neither ranks, and property managers asking ChatGPT hear a competitor.
The fixSeparate service and borough pages, a complete Google profile, and the answer-engine work that gets you named by AI.
ProofMainteniq is ChatGPT's first choice for landlords and managing agents in London (October 2026).
Maintenance page →
Industry 03Professional

Accountants

The usual problemThe site looks like every other firm’s, so nothing signals who you help best, and new clients come almost only by word of mouth.
The fixA credible site that names your specialism, local SEO for “accountant in your town”, and a call or quote form on every page.
ProofFouracre Accountancy is ChatGPT and Perplexity's first pick for a family-run accountant for small businesses and landlords in Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire (November 2026).
Accountants page →
Industry 04Clinics

Health & wellness

The usual problemThe site looks like a template, the booking path is buried, and you do not appear for “your service near me”.
The fixA trust-first site with real people and reviews, a one-tap booking path on every page, and a complete Google profile.
ProofStudio Solena, Ealing: a booking-first site, local SEO and an optimised Google profile.
Health page →
Industry 05Practitioners

Nutritionists

The usual problemA waiting list one month and silence the next, a template site that could belong to anyone, and clients searching in their own language finding someone else.
The fixA niche-first site in your clients’ language, SEO for that niche, and a patient CRM instead of spreadsheets and WhatsApp.
ProofEricka Barbosa is recommended by ChatGPT for Brazilians in Europe looking for a Portuguese-speaking nutritionist (October 2026).
Nutritionists page →
Industry 06Studios

Pilates studios

The usual problemLocals find the studio by accident. You are missing from the map results for “Pilates near me”, and the booking button is buried.
The fixA calm, booking-first site with timetable and first-visit price, plus a Google profile with the right category, photos and reviews.
ProofStudio Solena, a boutique reformer and mixed-equipment Pilates studio in Ealing.
Pilates page →
Industry 07Hospitality

Restaurants & venues

The usual problemPeople find you on Maps, tap the site and leave because the menu is a PDF. Or the Google profile is missing, suspended or wrong.
The fixA menu-first site that loads fast, and a recovered or optimised Google profile that puts you back on the map.
ProofFLY Pizzeria, Milan: profile recovered, site rebuilt in Italian and English.
Restaurants page →
Industry 08Venues

Wedding venues

The usual problemBeautiful halls sit emptier than they should: small photos, no capacities, and enquiries that arrive without a date or guest count.
The fixLarge real photos, capacity per room, a map, and an enquiry form that asks for the date and guest count. In each language your couples use.
ProofKristall Saal, Vienna: two halls for 270 and 88 guests, site in German and English.
Wedding venues page →
Industry 09Products

Product & e-commerce brands

The usual problemThe site looks like a template, so the brand feels cheaper than the product, and sales depend on marketplaces that take a cut and own the customer.
The fixA premium brand site or custom Shopify theme, fast on a phone, with clear product data so Google and AI understand what you sell.
ProofMartina London (resort wear) and VandaVee (handcrafted furniture via 1stDibs).
Product brands page →
Industry 10Legal

Solicitors & law firms

The usual problemEvery practice area sits on one long page, so the firm ranks for none of them, and clients searching “family solicitor near me” find a national firm first.
The fixA page per practice area, a complete Google profile with reviews, and the SRA badge and pricing information shown as clear, readable pages.
Closest proofFouracre Accountancy, another regulated firm, ChatGPT and Perplexity's first pick for a family-run accountant in Beds and Bucks (November 2026).
Solicitors page →
Industry 11Dental

Dentists & dental practices

The usual problemTreatments sit on one page, so the practice appears for “dentist” but not for implants, aligners or emergency appointments nearby.
The fixA page per treatment, emergency hours you can tap on a phone, steady patient reviews, and wording that respects GDC advertising guidance.
Closest proofEricka Barbosa, a health practitioner recommended by ChatGPT in her niche.
Dentists page →
Industry 12Trades

Electricians

The usual problemMissing from the map for “electrician near me”, and paying lead sites for jobs that should have come direct.
The fixA page per service and per town, a Google profile with your service area and reviews, and your scheme membership shown clearly.
ProofMainteniq, a trade business: 39 calls straight from Google, April to September 2026.
Electricians page →
Industry 13Reformer

Reformer Pilates studios & instructors

The usual problemLocals find the chain studio first, the timetable is hidden inside a booking app, and empty reformers can never be sold again.
The fixA booking-first site with timetable and intro offer, health forms at checkout, and a Google profile with real reformer photos.
ProofSépilates and Studio Solena, two reformer studios we built for.
Reformer page →
Industry 14Editorial

Journalists & writers

The usual problemSearching your name brings up old articles or someone else, and ChatGPT’s answer about you is vague or wrong.
The fixA hand-coded portfolio by subject and outlet, structured data for your name, and a private editor to add new pieces yourself.
ProofMatthew Burgos, a Milan-based journalist.
Writers page →
Industry 15Fitness

Personal trainers & coaches

The usual problem“Personal trainer near me” shows gyms and directories, and enquiries stop whenever Instagram reach drops.
The fixPages by goal and type of client, a Google profile for in-person training, and niche pages and AI answers for online coaching.
ProofEricka Barbosa, recommended by ChatGPT in her niche.
Trainers page →

Not listed? The same thinking applies. Book a call and we will talk it through.

02 / The patternFour moves, whatever the field

Different customers. The same four moves that win the search.

The wording changes by industry. The route from stranger to booked customer does not. This is what sits underneath every industry page.

01

A first screen that answers

Who you help, why you, and one clear next step, readable on a phone in five seconds.

Custom websites
02

A page for how people search

One page per service and per area or niche, because that is how customers type it into Google.

Growth systems
03

A complete map listing

The right category, services, photos and steady reviews, so you appear when someone searches nearby.

Google Business Profile
04

Named by AI

Clear, structured facts so ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI can name you when someone asks who to hire.

What AEO and GEO are
03 / ProofReal clients, real fields

Where we have done it already.

Each case study sets out what we found, what we changed and what happened. Open one to see it in full.

3Clients recommended by ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, October 2026
39Calls straight from Google for Mainteniq, April to September 2026
15Industries with their own page
2 to 5Working days to build a website, from the day all content arrives
MainteniqProperty maintenance, LondonService and area pages, Google profile, and ChatGPT's first choice for managing agents in London.Case study Fouracre AccountancyAccountants, Leighton BuzzardSite and Google profile built. ChatGPT and Perplexity's first pick for a family-run accountant in Beds and Bucks (November 2026).Case study Ericka BarbosaNutritionist, ItalyPortuguese site, lead-magnet magazine and patient CRM. First ChatGPT name for a Brazilian nutritionist for Brazilians in Europe.Case study Studio SolenaPilates, EalingCalm, booking-first site and an optimised Google profile in a crowded part of London.Case study FLY PizzeriaRestaurant, MilanGoogle profile recovered after a change of management, site rebuilt in Italian and English.Case study Kristall SaalWedding venue, ViennaSite in German and English and a complete Google profile for a two-hall venue.Case study Martina LondonResort wear, e-commerceFully custom Shopify theme hand-coded in Liquid, with SEO, AEO, email and brand positioning.Case study VandaVeeHandcrafted furnitureA site with a CMS she edits herself, selling through 1stDibs as well.Case study
04 / What it costsSame prices in every field

One fixed price, in writing, before we start.

A website is usually live within a week of getting your content. Getting found is a monthly plan. Custom apps and software are scoped after a short call. We are not VAT registered, so there is nothing to add.

01 / Website

From £1,200

Up to eight pages, basic SEO included. Up to twenty pages is £1,800. Shops, bookings and integrations are quoted.

02 / Getting found

From £350 a month

SEO, AEO and GEO with a monthly plain-English report. Plans run for 3, 6 or 12 months. Google profile on its own is £300 one-off.

03 / Both together

From £6,900 pack

Website and SEO from the start, up to 60 pages. £5,900 one-off with a 6 or 12-month Growth plan, then £750 a month. Can be spread over 12 months alongside the plan.

04 / Software

From £10,000

Custom apps, quoted by scope after a free call. See all services and prices.

Most businesses see calls and clicks start to build from around month 3, with rankings building over months 4 to 6.

Prices are a starting point in GBP and depend on scope. You get one fixed price in writing after a free 20-minute call.

05 / Is this for you?An honest fit check

Good at the work. Under-marketed.

  • You are a small team. Roughly one to ten people, with the owner close to every decision.
  • Work arrives by referral. It is wonderful until a quiet quarter, and you cannot plan around it.
  • Customers decide on a phone. They search, tap, and choose within minutes.
  • You want an answer, not a pitch. The first call is free, 20 minutes, and we say honestly if we are not the fit.
  • You want to own it. Code, domain and content are yours once the final invoice clears.
  • You work in more than one language. We have built in English, Italian, German and Portuguese. Read how to get found on Google.
06 / QuestionsBefore you book a call

Questions about working with us, answered.

Do you only work with these fifteen industries?

No. These are the fields we know best, and most have a case study behind them. The same approach works for most small businesses that depend on being found locally or recommended. Book a free 20-minute call and we will say honestly whether we are the right fit.

Do prices change by industry?

No. A website of up to eight pages is £1,200 and up to twenty pages is £1,800 in every field, with basic SEO included. Get found plans start at £350 a month: Local £350, Area £550 and Growth £750 a month on 12 months. A Google Business Profile on its own is £300 one-off.

Can you build a site in more than one language?

Yes. We have built sites in English, Italian, German and Portuguese, including FLY Pizzeria in Milan (Italian and English), Kristall Saal in Vienna (German and English) and Ericka Barbosa (Brazilian Portuguese).

What does being named by AI mean?

When someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google’s AI for a business like yours, the answer names a few companies. GEO (generative engine optimisation) is the work that makes it easy for AI to name yours. Mainteniq, Fouracre Accountancy and Ericka Barbosa are each recommended by ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity in their field (October 2026). AI tools decide who they name; we do the work that earns it.

Not sure where you fit?

Book a free 20-minute call. We will tell you honestly what would move the needle for your business, and what would not.

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