Industries we work with.
We focus on established businesses that sell higher-value work, from trades and service firms to manufacturers and shops, where one new customer is usually worth £500 or more and the team can take on more.
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Kitchen fitters
Websites, local search and quote tracking for kitchen fitters and kitchen companies.
How we help: Marketing for kitchen fitters -
Bathroom installers
Websites, local search and tracked leads for bathroom fitters and installers.
How we help: Marketing for bathroom installers -
Joiners and furniture makers
For bespoke joiners, cabinet makers and fitted furniture workshops selling higher-value work.
How we help: Marketing for joiners and furniture makers -
Small manufacturers
Websites and search for manufacturers and workshops in the UK and Europe, from a team that runs a manufacturing business itself.
How we help: Marketing for small manufacturers -
Home improvement companies
For renovation, extension and home improvement firms that want steadier, better qualified enquiries.
How we help: Marketing for home improvement companies -
Service businesses
Websites and marketing for established service businesses that want more of the right enquiries.
How we help: Service businesses -
Specialist ecommerce
For established independent online retailers with a specialist range and room to grow.
How we help: Marketing for specialist ecommerce businesses
We don't work with everyone.
Part of our fee depends on your results, so we only take on businesses we believe we can grow. Every partnership starts with a free review, and if we are not the right fit, we will tell you honestly and explain why.
We work best with
- Established businesses that already have paying customers
- An average sale that is usually above £500
- Room to take on more work
- Owners who reply to enquiries quickly
- Happy to share sales figures so results can be tracked
- Good work and happy customers worth showing off
We usually say no to
- Very early-stage startups and hobby businesses, unless we see real potential
- Sellers who rely on Etsy, Amazon or eBay
- Businesses that are fully booked with no room to grow
- Owners who cannot reply to enquiries or share sales figures
- Businesses with unresolved service or reputation problems, which marketing only makes louder
- Anyone expecting guaranteed rankings or overnight results
We also turn down work in gambling, adult services, crypto and high-risk finance, multi-level marketing, and anything that relies on misleading claims.
Questions owners ask
Who do you work with?
Established businesses in the UK and Europe that already have customers, usually with an average sale above £500, room to take on more work and a website that is not pulling its weight. Kitchen fitters, bathroom installers, joiners, home improvement firms, small manufacturers and independent online retailers are our main focus.
Do you work with businesses outside the UK?
Yes. We work with businesses across the UK and Europe, including clients in Poland, and with service businesses as well as manufacturers and shops. Websites can be built in more than one language and set up so Google shows each visitor the right version for their country. Meetings happen by phone or video call.
What counts as a qualified lead?
A genuine potential customer, interested in a service you supply and located in your agreed service area. Spam, suppliers, sales pitches and duplicates of existing contacts do not count and are not charged.
What does the commission apply to?
Only eligible sales from new customers attributed to our work, under rules agreed before you sign. It is worked out on revenue excluding VAT, refunds and cancellations, and never on unrelated sales to existing customers.
Do you guarantee results?
No. Results vary, and nobody can honestly guarantee sales or rankings. We commit to the agreed work every month and clear reporting on what it achieves.
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