Website check. I'm thick skinned, tell it like it is...

I like my colour combination...
That may be so but the site isn't about what you like - it's about what works best for your prospective customers.
Trying to work out how to put my google reviews on the Home page now. Thanks for your opinions, i'm limited to what i'm capable of myself so it needs to carry me through until i can afford to pay a specialist.
You are using Squarespace which is going to hinder you in all sort of ways unless you pay them upgrade money. A WordPress site will work out a lot cheaper in the long run. and you can add google reviews for free using a free plugin on your free theme. A few hints there....
 
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Hi everyone, I built my own website, never done it before but i'm pretty pleased with it considering i have no IT knowledge or background. But it doesn't really matter what it looks like if its not functional.
I want it to look nice but most of all I want it to get me business.
Tell me what you think.
You’ve done a really good job, especially considering you’ve built it yourself with no IT background.

The most important thing now is exactly what you’ve said — making sure the site actually generates enquiries and not just looks good. That usually comes down to how well it’s optimised for Google, local search, conversions and the way people move through the site.
 
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@Think SEO the OP has posted their domain - please look at it and comment here, so we can all share your valuable points!
 
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You’ve done a really good job, especially considering you’ve built it yourself with no IT background.

The most important thing now is exactly what you’ve said — making sure the site actually generates enquiries and not just looks good. That usually comes down to how well it’s optimised for Google, local search, conversions and the way people move through the site.
Cheers, i've taken onboard some of the comments posted here, without changing my brand identity. I know theres still work to do though.
 
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Cheers, i've taken onboard some of the comments posted here, without changing my brand identity. I know theres still work to do though.
What brand identity?

I see a picture of some random bloke in a fish shop holding a phone with something called Dojo on the screen.

All the fundamental elements a potential client expects to see are still missing.
 
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I'm beginning to understand that.
Not really. Get the fundamentals right and it’s just tweaking from then on. But you still need a marketing plan so you know what (if any) SEO you need to do.
 
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