You mainly rely on Facebook
Facebook helps, but it may not clearly show your services, service area, work examples, and enquiry options in one place.
The 2–3 Quick Ideas Check
Send through your website, Facebook page, or Google profile. I’ll look at how clearly it shows what you do, where you work, and how easy it is to enquire—then send back 2–3 practical ideas.
No pressure. If your current setup is already doing the job, I’ll tell you that too.
Who this is for
Facebook helps, but it may not clearly show your services, service area, work examples, and enquiry options in one place.
Your site might exist without clearly building trust or guiding customers towards a call or quote request.
Different details across Google, Facebook, and your website can make an established business feel harder to trust.
What I check
I’m not looking for fancy design for the sake of it. I’m looking at whether your online presence helps a real customer understand and take action.
Get my 2–3 quick ideasThree simple steps
Start with a quick, human review before deciding whether you need a bigger website project.
Share your website, Facebook page, Google Business Profile, or whatever customers currently find.
I check clarity, local trust, service area, proof, and the enquiry path.
I’ll reply with a few practical improvements and an honest view of what to do next.
A note from Brad
If you are a small local business and your website, Facebook page, or Google profile is not really helping people call or request a quote, this is the first thing I would do.
I call it a 2–3 quick ideas check. Very clever name, I know.
You send me your current setup. I look at how clearly it shows what you do, where you work, examples of your work, and how easy it is for someone to enquire. Then I send back 2–3 practical ideas.
I build simple websites for local businesses, so yes, if it makes sense, I may suggest one. That’s how I make money. But if your current setup is already doing the job, I’ll tell you that too.
Send it through
Send your current link and a few details. Your enquiry will go directly to Brad at DigCreative.
Enquiry sent
I’ll take a practical look and reply with 2–3 quick ideas, usually within two business days. You’ll also receive a short confirmation by email.
Starter website
Most small local businesses don’t need a huge agency build. They need a clean page that shows the services, service area, proof, photos, reviews, and a clear way to enquire.
Final pricing depends on scope, setup, domain requirements, and what is already in place.
Common questions
No. Send a Facebook page, Google Business Profile, old website, or whatever people currently find when they look you up.
No. If small changes are enough, I’ll say that. The point is to give practical advice first.
DigCreative is Queensland based and works best with practical local service businesses where local trust and clear enquiry paths matter.
Starter Website options can begin from $25/month where suitable. Final pricing depends on setup, domain needs, and scope.