Problems we solve
Most people do not want “a website”. They want customers to find them, trust them and get in touch, or they want less paperwork. Start with the problem that sounds like yours.
ADA Web works on seven common problems: not being found on Google, depending only on Facebook and WhatsApp, a website that brings no enquiries, an outdated website, a slow website, manual bookings and records, and losing access to your own website or domain. Each page below explains the causes, what you can check yourself for free, and what a fix involves.
- Customers cannot find us on GoogleYou search for your own business or service and competitors appear instead.Search
- We only have a Facebook page and WhatsAppIt works, but you do not control it and new customers cannot find it on Google.Presence
- Our website brings no enquiriesPeople visit, or you assume they do, but nobody calls, books or fills in the form.Enquiries
- Our website looks outdatedOld design, old prices, old staff, and it does not work properly on a phone.Credibility
- Our website is slow on phonesPages take many seconds to open on mobile data and visitors give up.Speed
- Bookings and records are done by handStaff copy details from WhatsApp into notebooks and spreadsheets, and things get lost.Operations
- We cannot get into our own website or domainThe person who built it has the logins, or nobody remembers who does.Ownership
A website is a tool for a problem
The businesses that last are built around what customers need, not around what the owner wants to sell. The same holds for websites. A site that starts from “we need five pages” usually ends up as five pages nobody uses. A site that starts from “people phone to ask our prices twenty times a day” ends up with a price page that saves twenty phone calls.
So our first questions are about your customers and your day, not about colours.
Tell us the problem. We will tell you what it takes to fix it.
Send a message, call, or use the form. You get a written scope and a price before any work starts, and there is no charge for the first conversation.