Check a Trade

[john p]

I’ve actually had 5 calls through checkatrade in the past week, don’t know what’s going on there!!

[Luke Jones]

On 02/02/2018 at 19:07, Mark Bolam said:

A very good website is the way forward these days.

As a matter of fact I know a very IT-savvy bloke who does them who knows the arb game inside out, he was a freelance climber of some note for over 20 years.

That means you’ll get a website designed by someone who knows what the crack is, rather than a fat bloke with soft hands and a massive watch.

 

Although he will certainly end up like that.

 

PM me for details.

Hey mate you got the guys details? 

[Luke Jones]

On 02/02/2018 at 19:07, Mark Bolam said:

A very good website is the way forward these days.

As a matter of fact I know a very IT-savvy bloke who does them who knows the arb game inside out, he was a freelance climber of some note for over 20 years.

That means you’ll get a website designed by someone who knows what the crack is, rather than a fat bloke with soft hands and a massive watch.

 

Although he will certainly end up like that.

 

PM me for details.

Hey have you got the contact details mate? 

[Ian Leach]

Just now, Luke Jones said:

Hey have you got the contact details mate? 

@Steve Bullman

[Steve Bullman]

2 minutes ago, Luke Jones said:

Hey have you got the contact details mate? 

Hi Luke, he's referring to me....possibly 😁  Feel free to drop me a message here.

[Luke Jones]

4 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

Hi Luke, he's referring to me....possibly 😁  Feel free to drop me a message here.

Great just direct messaged you 

[Mark Bolam]

Sorry Luke, bit late to the party, but Steve is your man.

[Joe Newton]

On 02/02/2018 at 19:07, Mark Bolam said:

 

I know a very IT-savvy fat bloke with soft hands and a massive watch.

Reckon you could have saved a bit of typing there. 

[Hodge]

Rubbish when I used it. I had far more success using a lead generation.

[Retired Climber]

Check a trade, waste of time. 

As far as websites go, find a good designer. A really quick tip I always give is that if a web guy / firm asks you how many pages the website needs at the early stages of 'talks', walk away, they don't know what they are doing. Any designer / web builder with any clue will know that amount of pages is in no way relevant to price.