Small businesses in hospitality, cleaning, delivery and trades. Every one of them started with the same question, how many enquiries does this have to bring in?
Deep cleaning for homes and commercial spaces. Built around one goal, someone searching for cleaning in Zagreb sees the service, coverage and a phone number within seconds.
A boutique pilates studio in Trešnjevka. The site has to sell the feeling of the space before anyone walks in, so the design is calmer and warmer, while booking stays one tap away.
A small family brewery, wood-fired, unfiltered and unpasteurised. The site tells the story of the process and ingredients, craft beer doesn't sell on discounts, it sells on conviction.
A grill and fast food spot on the main square, in a town where local search is everything. The goal: show up on Google Maps for nearby searches, with a menu readable on a phone mid-walk.
A pizzeria that needed the site as its first point of contact, menu, opening hours and ordering in one place, instead of everything running through messages and phone calls.
A pizzeria with delivery. The entire page is built around one action, a hungry person orders from their phone in three taps, no signup, no digging for a number on Facebook.
Different industries, same way of working.
Social media, ads and the website all point at the same action: call, order or send an enquiry. Everything else is secondary.
Google Business Profile, address, hours and reviews set up so you show on the map when someone nearby searches for what you do.
Enquiries are tracked from the first day. Once a month you get the numbers: how many, from where and at what cost each.
A ten minute call, then a written marketing plan. If you do not like it, you owe nothing.
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