Before someone walks into your shop or rings your office, they've usually looked you up. Your website, your Google listing and your WhatsApp are often the first thing they see, so they deserve the same care as your shop front.
The essentials
- Arabic and English. A real right-to-left Arabic version, not a machine translation squeezed into an English layout.
- Fast on a phone. Most visitors come from a mobile, often on mobile data, so pages need to load quickly.
- An obvious next step. WhatsApp, call and quote buttons on every page, so anyone interested can reach you with one tap.
- A Google Business Profile. The right address, opening hours, photos and reviews, so you turn up in local searches and on the map.
- Real photos. Your own work, your own team and your own premises win far more trust than stock pictures.
Make it look like the rest of your brand
Your website should use the same logo, colours and tone of voice as your signs, vans and printed material. When it all matches, people recognise you straight away, whether they spot your sign on the road or your page on their phone.
Measure the things that matter
Basic analytics will show you which pages bring in enquiries and which ones don't. Keep an eye on quote requests, WhatsApp taps and calls, and put your effort into the pages that bring them in.
Plan for after launch
A website needs looking after: new services, new photos, seasonal offers and security updates. Agree how changes will get made before you go live, so the site doesn't go stale.
Planning a new website, or want your current one to do more for you? Tell us about your business and we'll suggest the next step.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should our website be in Arabic and English?
For most businesses in the Kingdom, yes. A proper right-to-left Arabic version reaches more people and makes you look more established.
Do you look after the website after launch?
Yes. We can take care of updates, backups and small changes on a monthly care plan.
