Vehicle import · Alcabideche, Portugal
FraCar Import
A website built to bring in enquiries for a vehicle-import specialist, centred on one action: asking for a free import quote.
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Technology partner in Guarda and Lisbon, Portugal. We work in English and Portuguese.
+351 275 032 349 landline +351 967 113 552 mobile
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We help people find you on Google, including searches in your area, and make it easier for visitors to get in touch. We also plan your content and newsletters. Because we build and host websites too, we fix problems ourselves: page layouts, the server and visitor tracking.
How will your page look in Google?
Type a page title and description to preview the search result. This is where a page wins or loses the click, before anyone visits.
How it looks on Google
yourcompany.pt › services › web-design
Web design and development in Guarda | Your Company
Fast, accessible websites for local businesses, built and hosted by one team. Ask for a quote and get a clear proposal within days.
The problem
An SEO report listed a hundred problems, and nobody was able to fix them.
People visit the site, but very few get in touch.
There are no reliable visitor numbers, so nobody knows which marketing works.
What you get
Everything below is part of the service. You get one team that knows how it all fits together.
Google can reach and list your pages, old addresses redirect properly, pages open fast and Google gets clear information about your business. All fixed in the site itself.
Your business profiles, pages for the places you serve and the same company details everywhere, for people searching in your area.
Topics chosen from what people actually search for and from your own expertise, planned in a publishing calendar.
Clearer buttons and next steps, shorter forms and faster pages, measured before and after.
Visitor statistics that respect privacy and count what matters, such as enquiries and orders.
Pages for your campaigns and the tracking behind them, so you can judge what you spend by its results.
A realistic plan for the social networks your customers actually use, in step with your website.
Newsletters designed and sent, and your mailing list looked after, with each subscriber's consent properly recorded.
One system
Nothing we build stands alone. These are the parts it usually touches.
Our work
Vehicle import · Alcabideche, Portugal
A website built to bring in enquiries for a vehicle-import specialist, centred on one action: asking for a free import quote.
Read the project
FAQ
Straight answers. Anything else, ask us directly.
No, and be wary of anyone who does. We fix what holds your site back, publish content that deserves to rank, and report honestly on the results.
Technical fixes can show within weeks, once search engines have visited the site again. Content and reputation take months. We agree what to measure at the start, so you can see the progress.
It depends on the tool. Privacy-friendly statistics that use no cookies can often run without asking for consent, while Google Analytics normally needs consent in the EU. We set up whichever fits your obligations.
What helps is a complete, verified Business Profile on Google (categories, hours, services, photos), genuine reviews with replies, the same name, address and phone number everywhere, and pages that are genuinely about the places you serve. Google ranks local results by relevance, distance and prominence, and nobody can pay for a better local position.
Google says there is nothing extra to do for its AI Overviews: a page needs to be in Google's index and eligible to show a snippet, the short text under a result. What helps, there and in other AI assistants, is clear text Google can read, good links between your own pages, a fast page, and information for Google that matches what is on the page.
Usually because of something technical, or because the site is new: a setting that tells Google to stay away (a stray "noindex" tag or robots rule), the wrong preferred address set for a page, content that only appears after code runs in the browser, thin or duplicated content, or a site that is simply too new. The URL inspection tool in Google Search Console shows which, and it is the first thing we check.
Google's own advice makes a good checklist: ask for examples of previous work, whether they follow Google Search Essentials (Google's guidelines for websites), what results they expect and by when, how they measure success, what experience they have in your industry and country, and whether they will share every change they make.
A few lines are enough. We reply personally, usually with a couple of questions or a time to talk. No obligation, no automated sales sequence.
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