From the WebOrb team
Web design, local SEO, and honest advice for UK companies — no jargon, no fluff.
Most trade websites have too many pages that say too little. Here's exactly what your site needs — page by page — to turn visitors into paying customers.
Many UK tradespeople rely on Facebook instead of having a proper website. Here's why that approach has a ceiling — and what you're missing out on if your entire online presence lives on someone else's platform.
Most website platforms look cheap at first glance. Here's what they really cost per year once you add domains, email, plugins, and renewals — with real UK prices.
Most UK businesses claimed their Google Business Profile and forgot about it. If you haven't checked yours recently, there's a good chance it's actively working against you.
AI website builders promise a full site in under a minute. They deliver on that promise — and that's exactly the problem. Here's what they get wrong and why it still takes a human to build something that actually works.
Your website exists — but is it actually working? These five common mistakes cost UK small businesses leads every single day. Most take less than an hour to fix.
We were looking for a free alternative to Hotjar and stumbled on Microsoft Clarity. Six months later it's on every site we build. Here's what it showed us — and why we think more small businesses should know it exists.
Google Search Console shows you exactly what people type to find your website, which pages rank, and what's broken. It's free, it's from Google, and most small businesses have never opened it.
Website quotes range from £0 to £50,000+. Here's an honest breakdown of what you actually need to spend, what affects the price, and what to watch out for.
You keep hearing about Local SEO but nobody explains it clearly. Here's what it actually is, how it works, and why it's the best marketing investment for most UK small businesses.
Most UK tradespeople still rely on word of mouth — and that's leaving serious money on the table. Here's what's happening to your leads while you're on the tools.