Web design Caterham is usually a search from a business on the hill, not a request for a designer with a shop on the high street. Caterham and Godstone are neighbours. A site can serve one, or both, without the studio pretending to sit in either place.
We work from 109A Brighton Road, Coulsdon, CR5 2NG. There is no Caterham office and no Godstone office. If your business is in Caterham, your site and your Google profile should say Caterham. The Godstone version of the build is website design packages. The search side is SEO for Caterham.
Who this is for
Use a Caterham line if the business is there, or if you travel there often enough that a customer would not be surprised. A Godstone firm that occasionally passes through does not need a Caterham page. A trade that books Caterham jobs every week does. The difference is whether you can write three sentences that would not also be true of Godstone, Oxted or Whyteleafe.
A salon with a door needs hours and an address. A van that covers the postcode needs the area and a phone that rings. Write for the one you are. The phone should be a link, which is also the point of click-to-call on a local site.
A homepage that only says Surrey Hills does not tell a person on the hill whether you will come to them. Agree the page list before anyone debates a colour. Hours on our side are Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00. Your published hours should be the hours a customer can actually reach you.
What the site should say
Say the service, then say Caterham in a normal sentence. If the premises are in Caterham, put that address on the contact page and on the Google profile, in the same form. If you travel in from Godstone or Coulsdon, say that you cover Caterham and keep the real address. Do not add a second listing to chase the town.
Photos should be of the work. Hours, if they matter, should be text. The profile website field should point at the real site. Those checks are in connecting the profile and keeping the name, address and phone consistent.
What we will not claim
We will not claim a Caterham office. We will not claim a position in Caterham searches. A finished page can be eligible. Distance, reviews and other businesses still decide what Google shows. The town-page test is in service-area pages versus one homepage.
Pages and price
Decide the services first. Caterham does not change the price. Starter is £150 for up to five pages. Business is £295 for up to fifteen. Growth is £495 for up to thirty. The first year of domain, hosting and SSL is included. Year two is about £60 to the providers. Most small sites are ready within two to four weeks of the words and pictures. The same figures are in the Godstone cost guide, and they apply here.
If Caterham is the only place you work, the homepage can say so and you may not need a second town page. If Godstone and Caterham are different rounds, a short Caterham page can exist when it has its own jobs, photos or limits. The pair of towns is discussed in a site that covers both.
How to start
Send the real address and whether Caterham is a base or a coverage area. We will match a package to the page list. If you are comparing people rather than towns, the questions are in how to choose a website designer.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an office in Caterham?
No. The studio is at 109A Brighton Road, Coulsdon, CR5 2NG.
Can a Caterham business use these packages?
Yes. The price follows the page count, not the town. £150, £295 or £495.
Will you promise a Caterham ranking?
No. A clear page and a matching profile can be eligible. Google decides the result.
