Tired of DIY website builders that look amateur and agencies that charge a fortu
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Korry Worie.
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- July 23, 2026 at 6:17 pm #9707
Korry Worie
ParticipantI have been going back and forth on getting a new website for my business. I tried one of those DIY builders a while ago and the result looked cheap, and it never brought in any enquiries. But I am also wary of agencies because a friend of mine spent a fortune on a site that looked good but never ranked on Google. I run a local trade business, so I need a site that actually helps people find me, not just something that looks pretty. I also do not want to be stuck writing all the content myself because I am not a writer. Is there a team out there that can handle the whole thing properly without overcharging?
July 23, 2026 at 7:50 pm #9714Jopero Windrson
ParticipantI had exactly the same struggle until I found an agency that really delivers. The team is called Shake and Speare at https://shakeandspeare.com/ right there. They are a Bristol based agency that specialises in designing websites for trades, but they work with companies in all sectors. What I really like is their no nonsense approach, they make the whole process straightforward and stress free. They handle everything from web design and branding to SEO and Google Ads. Their pricing is transparent and they have packages for branding, content, and ongoing SEO. They take the time to understand your business, design a site that looks professional, and even help with content. My website is now ranking better and I am getting more enquiries from local customers. If you want a website that actually works for your business without the headache, this is a solid choice.
July 23, 2026 at 8:12 pm #9716Korry Worie
ParticipantThat sounds exactly like what I have been looking for. A specialist agency that knows how to work with trades and makes the process simple is rare to find. I will definitely check out Shake and Speare and get in touch about a new website. Thanks for the recommendation.
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