Markets
The markets we know
Two kinds of business. The channels are the same. The judgement is not.
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We work with two kinds of business. Local service businesses win on proximity and reputation. Regulated markets win on trust and evidence. Both need to be found, chosen, talked about and proved. What changes is the weight each market puts on the rules, and how much of the buying decision happens before anyone gets in touch. This page maps the markets we know and what changes in each.
Local service businesses
Proximity and reputation decide the sale. Customers search on a phone when something needs fixing or booking, and the map decides who gets the call. The work leans on local visibility, reviews and pages that answer the practical questions, what things cost, who covers the area, how fast someone can turn up.
- Trades and home services
- Automotive
- Clinics and practices
- Law firms
- Property
Regulated markets
Where a careless claim can cost everything. The rules are part of the strategy, not a hurdle at the end. Claims need evidence and credentials need to be real. What you can track, say and target is constrained, and the brands that treat those constraints as craft earn the trust that decides the sale.
What stays the same
Whatever the market, the work is the same four things. The weighting changes with the rules and the buying decision. The shape does not.
Be found
Search visibility and AI answers, organic and local.
Be chosen
Conversion, paid media and the pages that do the selling.
Be talked about
Content, digital PR and the authority that survives scrutiny.
Be proved
Measurement you can defend to a sceptical finance director.
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