Websites for Wexford businesses, built for a short season.
A seasonal business gets a limited number of chances to convert, concentrated into a few months. A website that loses one visitor in three costs a Wexford coastal business far more than it costs a business trading evenly all year.
That is the argument for getting it right here, and it is arithmetic rather than aesthetics.
Availability is the thing people are checking
Visitors arriving on a Wexford business's website are usually checking one of three things: are you open, can they book, and is it worth the drive.
Burying opening hours, availability or booking below the fold is the most common and most expensive fault on sites in this county. Everything else on the page matters less than those three answers.
Photograph in summer, publish all year
A coastal business photographed in February sells nothing. The same business photographed in July sells through the following spring, which is when people are deciding.
Building the image library during the season and using it out of season is the single most practical habit available here, and the site should be built to make use of it.
What you get
A site built to convert in the weeks that matter.
Built in about two weeks
In time for the season if we start in winter, which is when this work should happen.
Availability and booking made obvious
Above the fold, not buried.
Fast on a phone
Visitors research on mobile, frequently on patchy coastal coverage.
Real seasonal photographs
Shot when the place looks like the reason people come.
Yours outright
Domain, hosting and site in your name.
Wexford areas we build for
Sites are written around the towns you serve and the season you serve them in, because coastal Wexford and inland Wexford have different years.
- Wexford town
- Enniscorthy
- Gorey
- New Ross
- Rosslare
- Bunclody
- Ferns
- Courtown
- Castlebridge
- Taghmon
- Kilmuckridge
- Duncannon
What it costs
€1,500 once off, built in about two weeks. The domain and hosting stay in your name, the site is yours outright, and you can move it elsewhere whenever you like.
Straight answers.
Winter. A site launched in June has missed most of the season it was built for.
Opening hours, availability and booking, above the fold. Those three answers decide more than the design does.
Yes, and take them in summer for use all year. A coastal business photographed in February sells nothing.
About two weeks from the point we have your photographs and details.
€1,500 once off, with the domain and hosting in your name. You own the site outright and can move it whenever you like.
Talk to someone who will tell you if it is not worth doing.
Ask for the free growth audit and we will check where you appear in Wexford search results, who is outranking you, and what your website does to visitors when they land. Back within 24 hours as a PDF, with no call attached.