A web designer near you, not near a call centre.
Based in Mansfield and working directly with businesses across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. Every project gets a real, local developer who answers the phone.
Local web design across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire
I’m based in Mansfield and work with businesses across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, from market towns like Newark-on-Trent and Worksop to the cities of Nottingham and Derby. Each of the towns below has its own page, written around what businesses there actually need rather than a copy of the same page with a different name on it.
Everything is done remotely, by phone, WhatsApp, email and video call, so you get the same service wherever you are. Being local means understanding the area and how people search in it.
Photo: John Sutton, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Photo: Simon Burchell, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Towns and cities covered
Each location has its own page covering local search, pricing and recent work nearby.
Towns I work in
Nottinghamshire
- Mansfield, my home town, a market town with a royal charter dating from 1227
- Sutton-in-Ashfield, shaped by coal mining and hosiery
- Kirkby-in-Ashfield, with coal and railway heritage and an indoor market opened in 2021
- Hucknall, Lord Byron’s burial place and a Rolls-Royce flight-testing past
- Ollerton, on the River Maun
- Worksop, home of a medieval priory at the edge of Sherwood Forest
- Newark-on-Trent, a market town on the River Trent
- Nottingham, the county’s city
Derbyshire
- Derby, where Rolls-Royce and Toyota are among the biggest employers
- Chesterfield, a Derbyshire market town
- Alfreton, with its medieval church and Alfreton Hall
- Ilkeston, home of a charter fair granted in 1252
Why each town gets its own page
Someone searching for a web designer in Worksop wants different reassurance from someone searching in Derby, and Google shows different results in each place. So each town page covers what’s distinctive about the area, how businesses there are typically found, and the services you’re most likely to need.
If your business serves several towns, the same principle applies to your own site: a dedicated page for each place, with something genuinely useful on it, tends to work better than one page listing them all. That’s a big part of what local SEO involves.
How local search works across several towns
Most local businesses serve more than one town. Google’s map results take into account how close a business is to the person searching, alongside how relevant it is and how well known it appears to be. You can’t change where you’re based, but you can make the other two work harder for you.
Your Google Business Profile tells Google where you operate. Your website then shows the range of work you do and the places you cover, with pages built for the searches people actually make. Local SEO starts from £300 a month on a rolling basis, and I’ll tell you honestly what’s realistic for your area and competition.
Not on the list?
Most of my work happens remotely anyway, wherever you are in the UK. If your town isn’t listed, tell me where you are and what you need, and you’ll get a fixed-price quote back. SEO work in particular is done for clients across the country. Send me a message to get started.
Questions about areas and local SEO
Outside Nottinghamshire? Still worth asking.
Most work happens remotely anyway, wherever you are in the UK. Tell us your town and what you need, and you'll get a fixed-price quote back.