Category: Websites

  • Why Am I Not Getting Leads from My Website? (Traffic vs Conversion)

    Your website is live. It looks fine. You’ve had it up for months. But the phone isn’t ringing. When something isn’t working, the instinct is to blame the whole thing. “My website doesn’t work” or “I need a new website.” But that’s like saying your car doesn’t work when the real problem might be the…

  • WordPress vs Wix vs Squarespace for Tradie Websites: Which Is Best?

    If you’re researching website platforms for your trade business, you’ve probably landed on the same three names: WordPress, Wix, and Squarespace. They’re cheap to start with, they promise ease of use, and plenty of tradies use them. But cheap to start with and right for your business are two completely different things. Here’s the honest…

  • What Should a Tradie Website Actually Include? (Complete Checklist)

    If you’re building a trade business website or reviewing whether the one you’ve got is actually working, there’s a basic question: what do you actually need on there? Most cheap websites are missing the fundamentals. Others have everything but it’s buried or broken. The result is a site that looks fine but doesn’t rank on…

  • The Real Cost of a Cheap Tradie Website ($500 Is Never $500)

    You’ve seen the ads. Someone will build you a website for $500. Maybe less. They’ll throw it up on Wix or Squarespace, upload some photos, add a contact form, and hand it over. Sounds like a bargain. Six months later you’re not ranking on Google. So you call an SEO agency. They quote you $1,500…

  • How Much Does a Tradie Website Cost in Australia? (2026 Guide)

    Most tradies who ask this question expect a simple answer. They don’t get one, because a website can cost anywhere from $500 to $50,000 depending on who builds it, what’s included, and what you actually need it to do. This guide gives you the real numbers, breaks down what you get at each price point,…

  • Why Doesn’t My Tradie Website Show Up on Google? (7 Real Reasons)

    You’ve got a website. It’s live. You can find it if you type your business name directly into Google. But search for “pool builder [your suburb]” or “kitchen renovations [your city]” and you’re nowhere. Page two, page three, or not indexed at all. This is the most common problem trade business owners come to us…