Added: 16 December 2024
Many small businesses in Devon hit the brakes on paid ads over Christmas, assuming no one's buying or paying attention. But in reality, this is often a missed opportunity. While others go quiet, you can stay visible, attract warm leads, and start the new year ahead of the game.
Here’s why keeping your PPC campaigns active (even at reduced spend) is often the smarter move.
As advertisers pull back for the holidays, competition for ad space decreases.
That means lower cost-per-click (CPC) and more room to reach your audience, especially if you're targeting local searches or retargeting recent site visitors.
Even if they’re not converting immediately, people are online—scrolling, researching, planning for the new year.
Smart campaigns that keep your brand visible now will pay off when they’re ready to take action in January.
Use the holiday period to stay in front of people who’ve already interacted with your business.
A gentle reminder or seasonal offer can bring them back when they’re ready to convert.
You don’t have to spend big. Trim your budgets, run limited campaigns, and focus on warm leads.
That way, you stay active without overspending.
January is often busy, but campaigns take time to build.
Keeping your PPC running over December ensures your campaigns are optimised and ready when people start searching again.
I help Devon businesses manage their PPC year-round with flexible, goal-led strategies. Whether you want to scale down, retarget, or prep for a strong January, I’ll help you make the most of your ad spend.
Added: 02 September 2025
If you run a business in Devon, your website should make it easy for people to find you, and even easier to choose you. The fastest wins come from getting the basics right: fast, stable pages, clear structure, useful content, and tidy local signals that prove you actually serve this area.
Added: 12 August 2025
AI search now includes answer engines Google's AI Overviews, Perplexity, Gemini, ChatGPT and more. Winning visibility means structuring your site so machines can trust, summarise and cite you [1]. Below is how I help Devon businesses show up without handing away every last playbook detail.
Added: 20 July 2025
Project snapshot: New community first website for this micro food and craft festival in Bovey Tracey, Devon. Planned, built and launched in just six weeks (July 2025) and already onboarding 60+ exhibitors ready for the 6 September 2025 event.