Marketing for trades in Stonehouse.
Toflin does websites, Facebook and Instagram, Google reviews and ads for trades and small businesses in Stonehouse and along the Avon valley.
The new town that never was
Stonehouse was named a new town in 1973. Three years later the plan was scrapped, with fewer than a hundred houses built. The village kept its character because of it.
Alexander Hamilton Memorial Park looks right down the Avon valley, and the bandstand there came from the 1911 Scottish National Exhibition in Glasgow. Folk here know their history, and they like a tradesman who knows the area.
Small place, three directions
Stonehouse customers search for Larkhall, Strathaven and Hamilton as much as Stonehouse. Most trades based here work across all of them anyway, so say it on your website and Google profile.
In a village this size, your Facebook page does a lot of the work. Somebody asks in a local group, a few people tag you, and the person asking clicks your name. What they see then decides whether they phone.
What I do for businesses in Stonehouse
Trades I work with in Stonehouse
Roofers, joiners, plumbers, landscapers and the rest. Not a trade? I work with other small businesses too.
Questions from Stonehouse businesses
What should my Facebook page show?
Recent jobs with real photos, your phone number, the areas you cover, and reviews. That’s enough to turn a tag into a phone call.
Do I need ads?
Not usually to start with. Get your profile, reviews and page right first. Ads work far better once there’s something solid for people to land on.
Can you guarantee me the top of Google?
No, and be wary of anyone who does. What I can do is sort the things Google looks at for local searches: your profile, your reviews and your website.
Do you charge per lead or take a cut of my jobs?
No. No lead fees and no commission. You pay a set price, and every price is published on the pricing page.
Fancy a chat about it?
No hard sell. Ring me, or book a time that suits and I’ll call you.