Mobile-friendly rebuild
Cleaner pages and a much easier phone experience for customers browsing on the move.
Case study • Bournemouth & Dorset
A real example of what Bunny means by getting the basics right: clear services, mobile-friendly pages, reviews, local wording and an obvious way to enquire.
in 2 weeks after the website and Google improvements.
Real result. Not a guarantee of future leads or Google rankings.Why this case study is a little different: Platinum Car Cleaning is David’s own established local business. That made it the perfect proving ground for the simple website, review and Google techniques that later became part of Bunny Builds Websites.
The problem
Platinum already had years of experience and loyal customers, but the online setup needed to catch up with the real business.
The aim was not to invent a new business. It was to make the existing strengths easier for customers — and Google — to understand.
What changed
The work focused on the things a local customer actually needs to see before they make contact.
Cleaner pages and a much easier phone experience for customers browsing on the move.
Separate, understandable routes for maintenance cleaning, prestige work, ceramic coating and paint correction.
Sensible Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch, Ferndown and Dorset context where it genuinely helped explain the service area.
Customer proof and review links became part of the website journey instead of being hidden away.
Services, photos, business details and the wider local Google setup were reviewed and improved.
Visitors could quickly understand what to do next instead of hunting around for a way to get in touch.
The result
The changes were followed by 5 new enquiries in 2 weeks.
That does not mean a website magically creates customers, and Bunny does not promise a set number of leads or a particular Google position. It does show what can happen when a good local business becomes easier to understand, trust and contact online.
Visit Platinum Car CleaningThe lesson
They need the important questions answered quickly and clearly.
Get those basics right, then give Google sensible information about the business. That is much closer to the Bunny approach than selling a scary “SEO package”.
Could your business use the same sort of tidy-up?
Tell Bunny what you do, where you work and what currently feels messy online. We can start with the sensible bits.