Websites for multi-location businesses
We build every location's website from one shared codebase. Each site shows its own content, and every enquiry lands in your CRM with the campaign it came from.
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What you get.
- One template rendering every location from its own data
- Hosting, routing and redirects, with old domains preserved
- Enquiry capture wired to your CRM, campaign parameters included
- A launch checklist so the next site goes live in days instead of waiting on a new vendor
- Analytics on every site, which is usually what's missing
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Who it's for
Groups of schools, clinics, branches or showrooms whose sites were each built by a different agency, with no common standard and often no analytics.
More on who this suits
Groups with several schools, clinics, branches or showrooms, where each website was built by a different agency at a different time. You end up with different setups, no common standard and, usually, no analytics on most of them.
What's included
One template, every locationOne codebase builds every location's site from its own details.
One codebase builds each location's site from its own details, such as address, contacts, leadership, what it offers and photographs. When we fix something once, every site gets the fix.
Hosting, routing and redirectsDomains planned, old URLs redirected, one canonical address per page.
We plan domains and sub-paths properly, redirect old URLs so you keep their search rankings, and give each page one canonical address.
Enquiries into the CRMForms post from the server into your CRM with the campaign attached.
Forms send enquiries from the server straight into your CRM, with the campaign details attached. The Frappe CRM implementation page covers the CRM side.
A launch checklistYour next location goes live in days, with analytics from day one.
A written checklist so your next location can go live in days instead of waiting on a new vendor, with analytics on every site from day one.
How we work
We agree a written page map and price the build before work starts. Running the sites after launch, along with the search work, comes under the Search and growth retainer.
Most rebuilds start with an audit of what's live now, which is part of our SEO, AEO and GEO work.
Common mistakes we help you avoid
Competing copies of one site
Two or three live copies of the same location's site, each telling Google it's the original.
Old domains left to lapse
Old domains left to lapse, taking their links and rankings with them.
Figures that read as zero
Headline numbers that show up as zero to search engines because they only count up when someone scrolls.
Forms that drop the campaign
Enquiry forms that drop the campaign, so nobody can say which spend produced an admission or an order.
Pages too heavy for mobile
Pages so heavy they don't load properly on a mobile connection.
Questions buyers actually ask.
Because any fix, design change or tracking update only has to be made once to reach every location. Separate sites drift apart over time, and each one needs its own maintenance.
Yes. Each site is built from its own details, such as address, contacts, staff, what it offers and photographs. Only the template is shared.
We keep them working and redirect old URLs to the matching new pages, so you keep your search rankings and the links other sites point at you.
Yes, sent from the server with the campaign details attached. That's what lets you judge ad spend by the enquiries and admissions or orders it brings in, instead of by clicks.
Yes. A multi-campus group runs its campus sites on one template.
Let's start with a call.
Thirty minutes, free of charge, and you won't sit through a sales deck.