Web design in Croydon
Croydon is one of the biggest suburbs in Maroondah, with close to 29,000 residents and a Main Street that still does real trade. Most of the businesses I talk to here serve the suburb and its neighbours rather than one street.
Websites for Croydon businesses
Croydon's customer base is spread across Croydon itself and the separate suburbs of Croydon Hills, Croydon North and Croydon South. A tradie based in any one of them usually works all four, and customers search by the name they live in, not by the council map. A site that only says "Croydon" misses three quarters of the searches that should reach it.
The other half of the local economy is Main Street and the shops around the station. Retail and hospitality here compete with Eastland down the road, so the job of the website is simple: opening hours, what is in stock or on the menu, and a phone number that works with one tap.
Cover all four Croydons properly
Service areas written out in plain text on the page, with a Google Business Profile that matches, so a search from Croydon Hills finds you as readily as one from the station end of town.
Make Main Street findable
For a shopfront the site's real job is to feed Google Maps: accurate hours, the right category, photos of the actual shop, and structured data that tells Google which business this is.
Quote requests that arrive
For trades, a short form that lands in your inbox and is stored as a backup, so a job from a weekend enquiry is not lost to a spam folder.
Work I have done near Croydon
- JBC Plumbing Maintenance lists Croydon among the suburbs it services, on the website I built for it.
- Ames Landscaping lists Croydon in its service area, on the website I built for it.
Fixed prices
Croydon questions
Can you meet me in person in Croydon?
Yes. Croydon is roughly 9 km from my base in Mount Evelyn, so if you would rather talk through the job face to face than on a call, that is easy to arrange.
I work across Croydon, Croydon Hills and Croydon North. Do I need three websites?
No. One site with the areas you cover written out clearly, plus a Google Business Profile service area that matches, does the job. Separate thin pages for each suburb tend to hurt more than help.
Do you build for shops on Croydon's Main Street, or just trades?
Both. A shopfront needs a different site from a tradie: the priority is hours, location, what you sell and getting the Google Maps listing right, rather than quote forms.
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Tell me about the job
A few lines about your business in Croydon is enough. I will come back with a fixed price and a realistic date.