Website design and rebuilds for a pet grooming business
26.3% of grooming businesses list no website at all. Among the ones that do, the median review count is 47 against 20 for those without. The site is not causing the reviews, but it marks the shops that are seriously competing from the ones that are not.
A grooming site has to do four things quickly on a phone. Show prices as ranges by size and coat. Say which breeds and conditions you take and which you do not. Let someone book or call in one tap. And show the dogs, because coat work is visual and a photo grid closes better than any paragraph you could write.
Most grooming sites fail on the price question and the phone pays for it. Publishing the maintained-coat column removes the calls you were never going to convert and pre-sells the ones you were, which matters when both your hands are busy.
Two weeks in, working means the site loads in under two seconds on a phone, tap-to-call sits on every screen, and you can point a caller at a page instead of reciting a price band over a running dryer.