Websites by Industry

What medical advertising rules let a practitioner publish, handling patient data, and why online booking often fails.

What BCI Rule 36 permits, the real cost of the disclaimer gate, and the contact-form conflict problem.

Mandatory public disclosure done properly, children's data and photo consent, and surviving admission day.

A hotel website as a margin-recovery tool: direct bookings against OTA commission, rate parity, booking engine vs WhatsApp.

Why a menu posted as an image is invisible to search, getting the Google Business Profile right, and direct ordering vs aggregators.

Building around cash-on-delivery returns, what your own store is for when you already sell on marketplaces, and where checkout leaks money.

Opening hours, stock and prices online for shoppers who check before they visit, plus store locations and online ordering.

Protecting the calendar: the economics of no-shows, booking a stylist rather than a salon, and publishing your price list.

Class schedules, trainer profiles and membership plans for people who check timings and costs before walking in.

Portfolio sites where the gallery is the product: curated galleries, booking and transparent pricing.

Property listings, virtual tours and enquiry capture for builders, brokers and agents.

Project portfolios, certifications and enquiry forms for clients who check a contractor carefully before calling.

Built for buyers on weak mobile signal — traders, processors and export buyers — with regional crop vocabulary and the crop calendar in mind.

What donors look for before giving: where the money goes, who runs the organisation, and whether anyone independent has checked.

For a company nobody has heard of yet, the website is how prospects, investors and candidates decide whether you are real.