How long does it take to build a website?

It depends on the size and scope of the project. A straightforward 5-page site could be ready in just a few days, while a larger project with custom features might take a few weeks.

What do I need to get started?

Just an idea of what your business does and what you want from your website. I will guide you through everything else.

Will my website work on mobile?

Absolutely. Every website I build is fully responsive and tested across all devices — phones, tablets, and desktops.

How much does a website cost in Bournemouth?

Websites start from £399 for a simple single-page site. Most small business sites fall in the £800–£3,800 range depending on pages, features, and complexity. We always give you a clear quote before any work starts.

How long does it take to build a website?

A straightforward 5-page site could be ready in just a few days, while a larger project with custom features might take a few weeks. We always give you a realistic timeline upfront.

Do you offer website hosting and maintenance?

Yes. We offer monthly care plans from £60/month that include hosting, security, backups, and access to our custom admin panel where you can update your own site in seconds.

What is the admin panel?

Every site we build comes with a custom admin panel — a simple dashboard where you can update text, swap images, and make changes to your website in real time. No need to email and wait days for a small tweak. It is included free with all care plans.

Will my website work on mobile?

Absolutely. Every website we build is fully responsive and tested across all devices — phones, tablets, and desktops. Over 60% of web traffic comes from mobile, so this is non-negotiable.

What areas do you cover?

We are based in Bournemouth and serve businesses across Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch, Boscombe, Winton, Westbourne, Southbourne, and the wider Dorset and BCP Council area. We also work with clients remotely across the UK.

Why Your Bournemouth Business Isn't Getting Leads

Your website looks fine. So why is nobody getting in touch?

You have a website. It looks decent. But your phone is not ringing and your inbox is empty. Sound familiar? This is one of the most common problems for small businesses across Bournemouth, Poole, and Christchurch. Here is why — and how to fix it.

1. You are invisible on Google

Having a website is not the same as being found on Google. If your site does not appear on page one for searches like "plumber Bournemouth" or "cafe near Boscombe", it might as well not exist. Most people never scroll past the first few results.

Fix: Invest in local SEO. Optimise your page titles, write content that mentions your area (Winton, Westbourne, Southbourne), and claim your Google Business Profile.

2. Your site is not built to convert

A pretty website that does not tell visitors what to do next is just an online brochure. Every page needs a clear call-to-action: "Get a Free Quote", "Book Now", "Call Us Today".

Fix: Add a contact form above the fold. Make your phone number clickable on mobile. Put a CTA button in your navigation.

3. It is too slow

If your website takes more than 3 seconds to load, over half your visitors will leave before seeing a single word. Google also penalises slow sites in search rankings.

Fix: Compress images, use modern hosting, and remove bloated plugins. A lightweight, custom-coded site will always outperform a heavy WordPress template.

4. No social proof

People trust other people. If your website has no testimonials, reviews, or case studies, visitors have no reason to trust you over a competitor near Bournemouth Town Centre who does.

Fix: Add your Google Reviews, client quotes, or before-and-after examples prominently on your homepage.

5. You are not targeting the right keywords

Ranking for generic terms like "web design" or "restaurant" is nearly impossible. But ranking for "web design Bournemouth" or "Italian restaurant Boscombe" is very achievable — and those are the searches that bring local customers.

Fix: Create dedicated pages for each service and location you serve. Write blog posts answering common questions your customers ask.

The bottom line

A website that does not generate leads is a missed opportunity. If you are a Bournemouth business ready to turn your site into a lead machine, it starts with getting the fundamentals right: local SEO, fast loading, clear CTAs, and social proof.