Five live sites you can open right now. Each one built for a different buyer, in a different market.

Carpetix website

Carpetix

Cleaning & home services, UK

Specialist carpet and upholstery cleaning in the UK. The customer is comparing three local firms on a phone and deciding in under a minute, so the site has to answer "can you come, and what will it cost" before it does anything else.

Quote request and phone number carried in the header on every page, because in cleaning the enquiry is the whole conversion.

Split into carpet cleaning and deep cleaning rather than one catch-all services page, because those are two different searches with two different intents.

WhatsApp quoting alongside the phone, since a good share of enquiries arrive as a message with a photo of the stain attached.

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Al Sahara Refrigerated Transport website

Al Sahara Refrigerated Transport

B2B logistics, UAE

Refrigerated logistics in the UAE: a long sales cycle and a high contract value, which means the website is not there to sell. It is there to get the business onto a shortlist.

Built for qualified enquiry rather than volume. A handful of the right conversations is worth more than a hundred of the wrong ones.

Cold-chain specifics made explicit, because temperature ranges, fleet and coverage are what a logistics manager is actually scanning for.

WhatsApp-first contact, because that is how business in the region genuinely gets started.

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Appliance Repair Facility website

Appliance Repair Facility

Home services, Dubai

Appliance repair across Dubai. Someone whose washing machine is leaking does not browse. They search the specific appliance, and they call the first result that looks like it can come today.

A page per appliance rather than one services page. "Washing machine repair Dubai" and "gas stove repair Dubai" are separate searches, and one page cannot rank properly for both.

The call-out fee published on the page. Pricing anxiety is the main reason people hesitate to call a repair company, and answering it up front converts better than hiding it.

Phone and WhatsApp above the fold everywhere, because this is an urgent search made on a phone, standing next to the broken appliance.

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Repair All 360 website

Repair All 360

Service portal

A repair company whose entire pipeline depended on people calling during office hours. The site had to convert a visitor with a broken appliance into a booked slot without a human on the phone.

Booking flow placed above the fold on every service page, not tucked into a contact form at the bottom.

A page per service, structured around the problem the customer is describing rather than the internal service catalogue.

Mobile-first: most "my washing machine is leaking" searches happen on a phone, standing in a utility room.

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Castco Steel website

Castco Steel

Industrial manufacturing

Heavy manufacturing has a different buyer: a procurement team that will read your capability pages carefully, and disqualify you quietly if the site looks unserious.

Capability-led architecture. What the plant can actually produce, in the terms buyers search and specify with.

Weight given to the credibility signals procurement looks for: capacity, tolerances, process, and real facility imagery.

Restrained visual language. In this sector a site that tries too hard reads as a broker, not a manufacturer.

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What these five have in common

Questions about the work

Every project on this page is live and linked. Carpetix (carpet and upholstery cleaning, UK), Al Sahara Refrigerated Transport (B2B logistics, UAE), Appliance Repair Facility (home services, Dubai), Repair All 360 and Castco Steel. Open them and judge the work directly.

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