South west London · Kingston upon Thames
Web design in Kingston
Kingston's town centre is busier and more competitive than most of south west London, which means a good independent can be buried entirely by the chains.
Kingston upon Thames
The businesses I build for here are the ones just off the main drag: the studio above a shop, the groomer on a side street, the trade covering Kingston, Surbiton and New Malden.
If you are competing for attention with a retail centre, the answer is not more advertising. It is being the result someone can book from at the moment they look.
Four things, every time.
A page that says everything
Services, prices, hours, address, a map and a call button that works on a phone.
Your Google listing sorted
Categories, description, special hours, photos and review replies. Often the fastest win.
Local SEO that means something
Built around your trade plus your area, not generic keywords.
Almost nothing to do
One call, some photos, one read-through. I do the rest.
Areas covered from here
- Kingston town centre
- Norbiton
- Coombe
- Canbury
- Tolworth
- Surbiton
- New Malden
Questions from Kingston upon Thames
Is Kingston too competitive for a small site?
For town-centre retail terms, yes. For “[your trade] Surbiton” or “[your trade] New Malden”, generally not — and that is where your customers are.
I cover several towns. One page each?
One page per town you genuinely serve, each written properly. Duplicated pages with the name swapped get discounted by Google.
What does it cost and how long does it take?
One page £390, live in seven days. A full site £690, two to three weeks. A web app £790, a native app from £2,900. Fixed prices agreed before I start, with no monthly lock-in.
Who owns the site afterwards?
You do. Domain, code and content, all in your name. If you move to another developer you take everything with you.
Nearby
I work across these too — same prices, same turnaround.