Websites for professionals and practices
Lawyers, accountants, architects, consultants, medical and technical practices: whoever is looking for you has a specific problem and wants to know whether you're the right person. The site has to explain it in plain words and make the first step easy.
What your customers look for
- Understanding what you specialise in
- Finding the service that matches their problem
- Knowing how the first meeting works
- Trusting you: training, experience, professional registrations
- Reading clear answers to the most common questions
- Requesting an appointment or a consultation without phoning
What we put on the site
- A page for each important area of practice
- The client journey explained step by step
- A professional profile with verifiable facts
- Questions and answers for each area
- Articles that answer clients' questions, if you want to be found
- A request form that asks only for what you really need
- The details your profession requires in the footer of every page
Where to start
Multi-page website
For a practice with several areas, dedicated pages answer each search and each client better.
Ongoing SEO
If clients search Google for specific problems, ongoing work on content and checks helps you be found over time.
Work close to your industry
Selvara is a concept: a garden design studio we invented to show how a site presents services and projects.
Frequently asked questions
Are there rules on advertising my profession?
Many professions have ethical rules on what can be said and how. We keep them in mind, but the final check is yours or your professional body's.
Can I publish articles without writing them myself?
Yes: we write them from what you tell us and you review them before publication. On technical topics your review is essential.
Can the form collect client documents?
A simple form can't: confidential documents need a service with suitable protections. If you need a private area, we assess it as a web app.
Got a project? Let's talk.
We reply with precise questions and, once the scope is clear, with a written proposal. Costs are agreed privately: no price list that fits everyone.