Notes
Notes for renovation business owners
Practical articles on getting found and getting enquiries: your website, your Google Business Profile, reviews and showing finished work. Figures are linked to official sources.
Website basics What a kitchen and bathroom renovator’s website needs to win jobs The pages, proof and enquiry path a kitchen or bathroom renovation website needs in Australia, from licence details to project pages and a consult form. Published
- Costs How much a website costs a renovation business in Australia The three ways Australian renovators pay for a website, what each really costs over three years, and the questions to ask before you sign anything.
- Local search Google Business Profile for renovators: a practical setup guide How kitchen and bathroom renovators should set up a Google Business Profile: service areas, categories, photos, reviews and linking it to the website.
- Reviews How renovators can get more Google reviews without breaking the rules A review routine built around the end of a renovation job: when to ask, what to send, how to reply, and what Google and Australian law do not allow.
- Website basics Website or Facebook page: what a renovation business actually needs Facebook and Instagram are good at showing work in progress. Here is what they cannot do for a renovation business, and how to run both without double handling.
- Showing your work Project galleries that win renovation jobs: how to build them How to turn finished kitchens and bathrooms into project pages that answer buyer questions: photos to take, captions to write, and how to organise them.
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