Here’s a WEBSITE WEDNESDAY tip about performance!

It’s time to optimise your business website for FY2026-27.

No.29: Aim for better than pretty.

“Pretty sells!” Sure, if we’re talking cakes and flowers! But a gorgeous website that doesn’t actually perform? That’s not pretty; it’s pretty detrimental to your business! Let’s help you fix that.

I’ve mentioned it before… a fancy web design is not good enough.

If you don’t optimise your SEO settings, the search engines are not going to help people to find you. If you don’t make best use of your keywords, you won’t reach your target market(s). And if you don’t finesse your website content, navigability and calls-to-action, you’ll lose your readers before converting them into customers.

There are *many* ways to optimise your business website and generate traffic via search results and AI Overviews. Contact me today for a FREE initial consultation. No obligation and no pushy sales calls.

Thank you, Simon at Site Review UK

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A WEBSITE WEDNESDAY follow-up

In blog no.27, I focused on your Google AI search results, but here’s a tip for what to do next.

No.28: Check what Meta AI & Microsoft Copilot know about you too.

(Meta AI covers Facebook, Instagram, and you can interact with it via Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp.
Microsoft Copilot is the AI tool driving Bing’s search results for Android users.
And there’s Apple Intelligence and Siri, for iPhone users. And ChatGPT.)

In each tool, check what they know about your business and your services/products, and what their current opinions are about you.

If the responses are wrong or misleading, check their sources. If they are not using the most relevant page on your own website as a source, you need to work on your website content and SEO settings.

Need help? Contact me today for a FREE initial consultation. I’m a professional website content writer/proofreader and SEO expert. Someone who will keep all your target audiences in mind, including AI.

Thank you, Simon at Site Review UK

PS Catch up with my wide range of WEBSITE WEDNESDAY tips, all with the aim of attracting more site visitors and sales for your business. And feel free to propose a topic.

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The return of WEBSITE WEDNESDAY!

Here’s a really important top tip for your business website.

No.27: Check what Google’s AI knows about you.

You’ll have seen this already… Google’s AI-generated search results, at the top of the page when you are searching for information. They’re called AI Overviews. But what if the information about your business is wrong?

Test it out now:

1. Try searching for some basic facts, e.g. What are “Site Review UK” services/products? (but swapping in the name of your own business).
2. Then try some more in-depth searches based on your services/products, e.g. Can “Site Review UK” help with my customer conversions? or Who writes “Website Wednesday” posts in the UK?
3. Also try searching for opinions, e.g. Is “Site Review UK” reliable? or Can “Site Review UK” be trusted? (again with your business name).

How is Google finding this information? It’s mostly compiled from the written content you have on your key web pages *and* the hidden SEO metadata assigned to each page. If your content and SEO are badly-written, or hard for Google to find, the AI-generated information could be wrong, which could negatively affect your business.

Thankfully, any problems can be fixed, with some human assistance from Simon at Site Review UK! I’m a professional website content writer/proofreader and SEO expert. Someone who will keep your target audience(s) in mind, whilst focusing on your keywords, readability, site structure, calls to action and customer conversion processes.

Contact us today for a FREE initial consultation. No obligation and no pushy sales calls.

Thank you, Simon at Site Review UK

PS Catch up with my wide range of WEBSITE WEDNESDAY tips, all with the aim of attracting more site visitors and sales for your business. And feel free to propose a topic.

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The return of WEBSITE WEDNESDAY!

Here’s another important top tip for your business website.

No.26: Be the authoritative voice and use long-tail keywords.

Whether you’re an accountant, a florist, a landscape gardener, a training provider… once you become established, you will have picked up skills that people need. Publish a separate page or a blog about each of these skills, on your website, and set appropriate SEO settings with a suitable ‘long-tail keyword’, and it will help people to find you.

Long tail keywords include finer details and are often targeted at smaller, niche audiences. They can lead to higher rankings and more clicks, as fewer of your competitors will be using them. An example for a florist might be “best seasonal wreath designs using holly leaves and ivy”, rather than simply “wreaths”.

So, be the authoritative voice about something on your website. Publish something that’s unique to your business, in your catchment area. And experiment with more-detailed long-tail keywords, to get seen.

If you need help with this, I’m a professional website content writer/proofreader and SEO expert. Someone who will keep your target audience(s) in mind, whilst focusing on your keywords, readability, site structure, calls to action and customer conversion processes.

Catch up with my wide range of WEBSITE WEDNESDAY tips, all with the aim of attracting more site visitors and sales for your business. And feel free to propose a topic.

Thank you, Simon at Site Review UK

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It’s competition time, celebrating 25 WEBSITE WEDNESDAY top tips

You’ll have seen some of my WEBSITE WEDNESDAY blogs, by now, either here on posted on social media. Each one provides a snippet of my expert advice for your business website, social media profiles or presence on Google.

Now, my day job is to provide my clients with all this advice AND MORE, when they request a Site Review UK Website & SEO audit report. Each report is valuable because it’ll provide you with an independent, professional oversight… that’s personalised to your business, your sector and your target market(s).

And more? Yes, clients receive personalised edits to their website content and SEO settings, incorporating their keywords, to help drive their customer conversions. Get in touch for a free quote.

So, competition time: Which WEBSITE WEDNESDAY image featured a couple of pumpkin emojis? View all 25 blogs here on the Site Review UK website to find it.

Simply comment below to enter by 31st October 2025. The prize: two lucky prize draw winners will receive a 25% discount towards a website & SEO audit report. (Note, each prize is transferrable, in case you don’t own a business website yourself.)

Good luck, Simon at Site Review UK 

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Hooray, it’s WEBSITE WEDNESDAY!

Time for another top tip for your business website.

No.25: Make it easy for people to contact you.

It’s obviously important that your prospective customers/clients can easily contact you. But unfortunately, you need to make it harder for spambots to do the same.

Spambots are designed by scammers to crawl vast numbers of websites, searching for email addresses and telephone numbers, to potentially use for phishing attacks, sending malicious software or unwanted calls.

The best advice now is not to use clickable ‘mailto:’ email addresses or ‘tel:’ telephone numbers. Instead, there are ways to mask your actual contact details from the spambots.

Another good alternative is to set up a simple contact form, including a CAPTCHA step to ensure that the responder is human.

Catch up with my wide range of WEBSITE WEDNESDAY tips, all with the aim of attracting more site visitors and sales for your business. And feel free to propose a topic.

Thank you, Simon at Site Review UK 

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The return of WEBSITE WEDNESDAY!

Providing top tips for your business website and social media profiles.

No.24: Check your indexed pages on Google.

These are the pages that Google knows about, and will attempt to rank in their search results, so it’s obviously important (as a website owner) that all your key content is included*. You can examine your indexed pages on Bing too, so read on for more info.

The simplest way to check is to type site:yourdomaindotcom in the normal Google search page. (This should list all your currently indexed pages, but might omit some on larger sites.) Note: If you also want to see the websites that link to your site, add a space after the colon character.

Look through the listing. Are any older pages now missing? Are any new pages not yet included? If you spot any important omissions, sign in to Google Search Console, where you can explore in a lot more detail and request the indexing of individual pages.

Remember to repeat this process on Bing’s search page too. If important content isn’t listed on there, sign in to Bing Webmaster Tool to request indexing.

*Note: There are many reasons why a page may no longer be indexed, including technical SEO settings, poor page content and duplicate content. Ask for some short-term external assistance if needed.

Catch up with my wide range of WEBSITE WEDNESDAY tips, all with the aim of attracting more site visitors and sales for your business. And feel free to propose a topic.

Thank you, Simon at Site Review UK 

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The return of WEBSITE WEDNESDAY!

Providing top tips for your business website and social media profiles. Here’s an important one.

No.23: Get an independent expert’s view.

You’ve heard the phrase “…can’t see the woods for the trees”, meaning you’re too close to something to be able to see the bigger picture. This certainly applies to your website content. You may have spent hours writing it, but is it really fit for purpose (to attract new prospective customers and convert enquiries into sales)?

My advice here is to hire in some short-term external* assistance from a professional website content writer/proofreader and SEO expert. Someone who will keep your target audience(s) in mind, whilst focusing on your keywords, readability, site structure, calls to action and customer conversion processes.

And how do you find one of those? Just comment below and I’ll be in touch!

*There are other benefits too. Hiring this way means you don’t have to pay recruitment fees or long-term wages, pension contributions & national insurance.

Catch up with my wide range of WEBSITE WEDNESDAY tips, all with the aim of attracting more site visitors and sales for your business. And feel free to propose a topic.

Thank you, Simon at Site Review UK

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It’s WEBSITE WEDNESDAY again!

Time to return with another top tip for your business website and social media.

No.22: Celebrate your successes.

Good news has to be shared, right? There’s no point keeping it to yourself.

Post about your business successes on social media, but also write more detailed updates for your website audience.

For small businesses, share new experiences, highlight new members of your team and showcase your customer feedback. Even start-ups will have milestones to celebrate too. Think new qualifications/certifications, your 1^st, 5^th and 10^th clients, and filing your first tax return!

And for larger businesses, write about major contract wins, big anniversaries and your annual report.

Keep a lookout for a whole range of WEBSITE WEDNESDAY tips, all with the aim of attracting more site visitors and sales for your business. And if you’d like to propose a topic, just comment below.

Thanks, Simon at Site Review UK

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A new look for our WEBSITE WEDNESDAYs

Reminder: These WEBSITE WEDNESDAY posts feature top tips for your business website/social media to help attract new customers.

No.21: Ensure your hashtags are accessible.

It’s a great tip in general to ensure that everything is accessible on your website and other communications. Anything that improves clarity is good for everyone.

On social media and LinkedIn, when you include multi-word hashtags, make sure you now capitalise the first letter from each word (e.g. #WebsiteWednesday). This simple step doesn’t affect the reach of each hashtag, but makes them much easier to read, especially for people with certain visual impairments.

Note, technically, these are called ‘Title Case’ hashtags (or ‘Pascal Case’ or ‘Camel Case’ hashtags for some reason).

Keep a lookout for a whole range of WEBSITE WEDNESDAY tips, all with the aim of attracting more site visitors and sales for your business. And if you’d like to propose a topic, just comment below.

Thanks, Simon at Site Review UK

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