A website that explains why customers should choose you.
Running a small business means making careful decisions about where your time and money go. A new website should have a clear purpose: explain your services, help people trust your business and make the next step easy.
Revenue Digital designs websites for small businesses across the UK from our base in Newcastle. We start with what your customers need to know, then agree the pages, content and features your website needs.
Start with the right pages.
A focused business website often needs a homepage, useful service pages, an About page and a straightforward way to make contact. The right structure depends on what you sell and the questions customers ask before buying.
- Homepage: explain what you do, who you help and where you work.
- Service pages: describe the work, what is included and how customers can enquire.
- About: introduce the people and approach behind the business.
- Contact: offer the email, call, form or booking options agreed for your project.
- Evidence: include genuine project examples, qualifications or customer feedback when you have permission to use them.
Extra pages should answer a real customer question. We’ll help you decide what belongs in the first launch and what can wait.
What we can build into your project.
Your proposal can include bespoke visual design, responsive layouts, help organising your content, clear navigation and the contact features that suit your business. We also agree how your domain, hosting and ongoing updates will be handled.
Search-friendly foundations can include descriptive page titles, a sensible heading structure, crawlable pages and a sitemap. These help search engines understand your website; organic enquiries also depend on your content, competition and reputation over time.
See our website design and development service for the foundations we discuss before a project starts.
How we agree a price.
The price depends on the number and complexity of pages, how much content is ready, and any additional features or integrations. An online shop or bespoke booking system involves a different scope from a focused service website.
Before work begins, your proposal should make the one-off project cost, recurring costs, content responsibilities and feedback stages clear. We agree the work with you rather than assuming every business needs the same package.
What to send us.
You do not need a finished brief to start. Send a short description of your business, the services you want to promote, your preferred timing and an indication of your budget. If you have a current website, include its address.
Our website brief checklist will help you gather the details. If your existing site already does some things well, we can discuss a website redesign instead of starting from scratch.