Clear services
Customers should know what you do within seconds, with plain-English service descriptions and useful calls to action.
Rako / Small business websites
Small business websites
A small business website that actually does a job.
Not just a digital business card. Your site should help people find you, understand what you offer and take the next step without hunting around.
What a useful small-business site should include.
Local context
Your town, county or service area should be clear where it matters, helping both customers and search engines understand who the site is for.
Trust and contact
Real business details, useful proof where available, and obvious ways to call, email, request a quote or book.
Designed for people first, search engines second.
Good SEO starts with useful pages. Rako uses descriptive titles and headings, crawlable links, fast static pages and structured data, but the copy still has to sound like a real business rather than a block of repeated keywords.
- Mobile-friendly layout
- Accessible, crawlable HTML
- Unique page titles and descriptions
- Internal links between relevant services
- Sitemap and canonical URLs
Questions people ask before getting a website
What is the difference between this and Wix or Squarespace?
DIY builders give you the tools to build the site yourself. Rako is a done-for-you service: the aim is to plan, design and build the site around your business.
Will the website work on phones?
Yes. Mobile usability is treated as a core requirement because a large share of local searches happen on phones.
Can the site include my opening hours and services?
Yes. Those are exactly the kinds of details customers should be able to find quickly.
What happens if I need changes later?
You can choose the optional €50/month care plan for ongoing help, or discuss changes separately when needed.
No-obligation first look
See what your business could look like online.
Send me the business name and what you do. I’ll use that to prepare a draft direction for your site.