Coatbridge trades: the Iron Burgh still builds things.
Toflin builds websites, runs social media and gets Google reviews coming in for trades in Coatbridge, Whifflet, Kirkwood, Shawhead, Old Monkland and Glenboig.
Iron, trams and Cliftonhill
Coatbridge was the Iron Burgh, and Summerlee, the Museum of Scottish Industrial Life, keeps that history going with its old trams and miners’ rows. Albion Rovers still play at Cliftonhill.
It’s a town of trades, and always has been. Which means plenty of competition, and plenty of customers who know good work when they see it.
Standing out in a town full of trades
When everyone offers the same service, what tips it is proof: photos of real jobs, reviews from real customers and a page that looks like a business that’s busy. That’s what I set up for you.
Name your areas too: Whifflet, Kirkwood, Shawhead, Old Monkland, Gartsherrie, Townhead and Glenboig. And Airdrie, since the two towns run into each other.
What I do for businesses in Coatbridge
Trades I work with in Coatbridge
Roofers, joiners, plumbers, landscapers and the rest. Not a trade? I work with other small businesses too.
Questions from Coatbridge businesses
Can you write the words for my website?
Yes. I write everything in plain English, the way you’d talk to a customer. You check it and tell me if anything’s wrong.
Do you take a cut of my jobs?
No. No lead fees, no commission. You pay a set price that’s published on the website.
Do I need to be good with computers?
No. You send photos from your phone and answer a few questions. I do the rest, and you approve everything before it goes live.
How much does it cost?
Every price is on the pricing page, with no ‘get a quote’. A one-page site is the cheapest place to start, and it includes your domain and the first year’s hosting.
Let’s get you found.
Every price is published. Pick one, or call and ask me which one makes sense for you.