Kemp Services
Website design built around the photos, copy and keywords the business actually needed.
Stansted is on the doorstep and Liverpool Street is a direct train. A lot of business here sells regionally or nationally rather than to the high street, and a website built like a local shopfront quietly undersells it.
The airport, the main line and the industrial estates mean a lot of local firms are not really selling locally. That changes what the website has to do.
When the buyer is two hundred miles away, the website has to do the job a site visit would: proof, specifics, and answers to the questions they would otherwise ask on the phone.
Technical SEO structured around the services and sectors you sell into, with local search kept as one route in rather than the only one.
Quoting, stock, scheduling, CRM and supplier feeds joined up, so information moves on its own instead of being typed in twice.
What you explain in the first conversation reaches the code without passing through anyone else, which is why the awkward technical bits survive the journey.
Most of these projects have to plug into something: a quoting system, a stock feed, a scheduler. Agencies subcontract that part. Here it is the same person, which is why it tends to actually get finished.
It matters less than most people are told, and it still earns its place. The mistake is spending the whole site on it when the buyers you actually want are searching for the service, not the town.
Usually yes. That is a large part of what I do: proper integrations built as WordPress plugins, rather than something from a marketplace that nearly fits.
Probably not the local rankings. The gain is normally in what happens after someone lands: whether the site answers enough to produce a serious enquiry rather than a vague one.
Open any of them. These are live businesses trading on the site, not mockups, and each one has a write-up of what was built and why.
Website design built around the photos, copy and keywords the business actually needed.
Event photography, content and web development for a data centre industry conference.
Restructured from a one venue brochure into a two location events group, with a page per venue and one tagged enquiry route.
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One email or a fifteen-minute call. I read and reply to every one myself.