Content and photos
The second large block of questions concerns what appears on the site. In landscape gardening the eye decides: someone planning a terrace wants to see finished surfaces rather than a list of services. At the same time hardly any business has sorted image material, and writing copy rightly does not belong on an owner's task list. How a gallery is structured is described under portfolio gallery, and what matters when taking pictures under photos for your website.
In short and in plain language
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- Do I have to write the copy myself? No. We write the copy, based on what you tell us in conversation: which materials you work with, how you build up a terrace, what you turn down and why. You read the draft and…
- I do not have good photos, what now? That is the normal case and no obstacle. There is almost always usable material on the phones in the business, just unsorted and buried among three hundred site shots. We review…
- How many reference projects do I need at the start? A handful of well-documented projects works better than twenty half-finished ones. It makes sense for each of your main trades to appear at least once, so a prospect sees that you…
- Are we allowed to show pictures of our customers' gardens? As a rule yes, if the client agrees and no people, house numbers or number plates are recognisable. We recommend obtaining consent in writing, at its simplest as a short sentence…
- What belongs in the enquiry form? Exactly the details you would ask for on the phone anyway: town and postcode, trade, approximate area or length, preferred timing and a field for photos of the existing surface…
- How do new projects get onto the site later? You send us the images and two or three sentences about the project, and we take care of the rest as part of maintenance. If you prefer to add them yourself, you get simple access…