Summary
People searching for a kitchen fitter in Bristol find the firm on the second page for most searches, and in the map results for only one of the eight we checked. The work it shows on its own site is strong. Search engines simply have very little to go on.
The plan below adds service and area pages, builds up reviews and earns links from local sites. It runs for twelve weeks and the firm's part takes about an hour a week.
Where you show up in search
Switch between the searches to see who appears above you.
- 1
Showroom page with a store finder
A national kitchen retailer
- 2
Lists 40 local fitters
A trade directory listing
- 3
Service page with a gallery
A fitter based in north Bristol
- 4
A review site category page
- 14
Homepage
Your siteYour site
- 1
A joinery workshop in Bath
- 2
A national kitchen retailer
- 9
Gallery page
Your siteYour site
- 1
A trade directory listing
- 2
A fitter based in north Bristol
- 3
A national kitchen retailer
20+Your site is not in the top 20
Map results
The three businesses in the map results all have more than a hundred reviews. You have 23.
- 1
A fitter based in north Bristol
- 2
A kitchen showroom in Clifton
- 3
A joinery workshop in Bath
Your business does not appear in these map results
Your position across eight searches
Top 3, where most clicks go
kitchen fitters bristolNo. 14
bespoke kitchens bristolNo. 9
kitchen installation bristolNo. 11
kitchen fitter cliftonNo. 6
kitchen fitter bathNot in the top 20
handmade kitchens bristolNo. 7
kitchen refit bristolNo. 17
kitchen installation near meNot in the top 20
What AI answers say
AI answer
Who is a good kitchen fitter in Bristol for a full refit?
It names three local firms, quoting review counts and the areas they cover. It does not mention you.
- A fitter based in north Bristol
- A kitchen showroom in Clifton
- A joinery workshop in Bath
Your business is not mentioned
Today and after the plan
Today
- One services page covers every kind of job
- 23 reviews, the latest from June
- No pages for Clifton, Bishopston or Bath
- Two sites link to you
After twelve weeks
- A page for each service you want more of
- A review request after every finished job
- Area pages with local projects on them
- Links from suppliers and local press
The plan by phase
- Weeks 1 to 3: fix the basics. We correct page titles and the address details Google sees, and make the gallery load faster on phones.
- Weeks 4 to 6: service and area pages. Six new pages, each built around one finished project with photos you already have.
- Weeks 7 to 9: reviews. A short message and card go out after each job, and we reply to every review within a day.
- Weeks 10 to 12: links. We approach your suppliers and two local design blogs, and report on what moved.
How progress is measured
| Measure | Today | We report |
|---|---|---|
| Searches where you reach page one | 3 of 8 | Every four weeks |
| Reviews on your Google profile | 23 | Every week |
| Enquiries from the website | Counted by you | Every four weeks |
Source Starting points from the checks above