A simple, visual plan for your first 30 days. Tap a week, see the example and tick off each action.
Show me the plan ↓No technical skills needed. You can work through this at your own pace.
Your first job is to put the link where customers already hear from you.
Add the link to WhatsApp Business, your social profiles and your email signature.
Open your website as if you were a new customer. Is it obvious what to do next?
A visitor should be able to see your work, understand your service and tap to call or enquire.
Set aside a little time each working day to check and reply to enquiries.
A useful reply answers the question, asks for any missing details and explains the next step.
Look for repeated questions and useful patterns before spending more on marketing.
If customers keep asking about the same service, add clearer information and real photos to that page.
Try the example below. A website and a helpful human work together.
Optional monthly support keeps the site useful, your message current and your marketing moving.
WordPress and plugin updates, monthly backup checks, and up to 30 minutes of small content changes each month. New features and rebuilds quoted separately; unused time does not roll over.
Keep my site cared for ↗Management for one agreed Google or Meta campaign, ongoing adjustments and a monthly performance summary. Setup and advertising spend are separate. Scope depends on your goals.
Discuss my marketing ↗Stay visible with branded posts, fresh offers and updates that bring people back to your website. We agree platforms, posting volume and approval responsibilities before quoting.
Build a content plan ↗It gives people a place to learn about your business and contact you. You still need ways for people to find it, a useful offer and good follow-up.
Ask Webdo. We can explain a step or quote for ongoing website care, content or advertising support.
First check that your website, offer and enquiry process are ready. Then agree a suitable platform, budget and way to review the campaign.
Not sure where to start? We'll walk you through it.
