A website that brings in local jobs while you're on the tools
Tell Koo your trades and the towns you cover. You get a working website in minutes. Service-by-city pages, LocalBusiness schema, and a steady stream of lead-form alerts to your phone.
- Trades and home-service businesses serving multiple postcodes or neighbourhoods
- Owner-operators who don't have time to write 20 location pages by hand
- Anyone tired of paying an agency for SEO they can't see working
Koo builds plumbers, electricians, cleaners and landscapers a website with a service page for every job and a city page for every area they cover, then keeps it ranking on Google so the phone keeps ringing.
A working marketing stack. Not just a website
Service-by-city pages on autopilot
List your services and your areas. Koo generates a unique, locally relevant page for every combination. Boiler repair in Camden, boiler repair in Islington. Proper headings, copy and schema on every one.
Lead alerts the second someone submits
Every form fill or click-to-call hits your inbox and phone in under a minute, with the customer's postcode, job type and best contact time.
Google reviews surfaced where buyers look
Pull your Google reviews into your homepage and service pages so visitors see proof before they pick up the phone.
Seasonal blog posts that pull in summer and winter work
Koo auto-publishes posts like 'best time to service your boiler in Manchester' so you're already ranking when demand spikes.
From sign-up to first lead in three steps
List your services and your area
A two-minute form. What you do, the towns you cover, your hours.
Koo builds and ranks the site
Home, services, about, contact, and a page for every service-in-every-town combination. All schema-tagged for local search.
You answer the phone
New enquiries land in your inbox. Rankings improve every week without you logging in.
Real-world setups
12 service areas by 6 services means 72 pages live on day one. Each one written to match how locals actually search.
One service page per borough, click-to-call buttons on mobile, and a weekly post that ranks for 'emergency electrician [area]'.