About Websites for Trades

Websites for Trades is maintained by Keiron in the UK. It focuses on the website and local-search decisions faced by service-area trades: explaining materially different jobs, representing real coverage, proving work and making mobile calls or quote requests reliable.

What the site covers

• Trade website structure, service pages and conversion journeys.
• Google Business Profile alignment and policy-safe local SEO.
• Genuine reviews, project evidence, credentials and service-area clarity.
• Technical migration, performance and enquiry tracking.
• Trade-specific reviews of existing sites and possible rebuilds.

What is not claimed

• No number-one, map-pack, traffic or lead guarantee.
• No invented local offices, projects, qualifications or customer results.
• No fixed SEO timetable presented as universal.
• No review buying, gating, fabricated ratings or doorway-page strategy.
• No claim that structured data or a particular platform creates rankings.

Why the local page policy is strict

Trade and city combinations are easy to generate and difficult to substantiate. This site keeps generated local combinations out of the search index until they have useful, verified local proof. The index concentrates on genuine trade guides, core services and evidence-based answers rather than publishing hundreds of swapped place names.

How a review works

Send the public website, main trade, real service area and the type of work you want more of. Keiron reviews the public service, local-search, trust and enquiry evidence and returns a focused first response, normally within two working days. A larger crawl, private platform analysis or implementation is scoped separately if needed.

Accounts and ownership

Do not send passwords through an enquiry form. Domains and customer-owned business accounts should stay in the customer's name, with the minimum necessary access granted through each platform. Paid website work should document hosting, renewals, analytics, source files and handover.

Choose your trade guide, read the trades website questions, or request a free trade website review.