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Websites and software for tradespeople
Tradespeople are mostly found on Google today: anyone searching for ‘electrician Aarau’ or ‘painter Baden’ wants to see services, photos of past work and a phone number, fast. Glavento builds a website with clear service pages, reference projects and a simple enquiry form. On request, quotes, jobs and invoices with QR-bill go into a CRM.
Tradespeople: what you need online
Being found in searches in your own region
Reference projects with before and after photos
Enquiry form with photo upload for quote requests
Quotes, jobs and invoices with QR-bill in one place
Job ads for skilled workers and apprentices
Matching services
- Business websiteWho you are, what you offer and how to reach you. Mobile-friendly, multilingual.
- CRM and ERPCustomers, enquiries, orders, stock and invoices in one place.
- Logo and brandingLogo, colours and fonts that make your business recognisable.
- Website with admin panelYou update text, images and offers yourself, and stay in control.
Projects in this industry
Frequently asked questions
How does a trade business get found on Google in its region?
What matters is a well-kept Google Business Profile, separate pages for your main services and a mention of your service area on the website. Genuine customer reviews also help. Your name, address and phone number should be written the same way everywhere.
Is a website worth it if our order books are full?
A website helps not only to win customers, but also to find skilled workers and apprentices. Many clients also check a business online before they ask for a quote. A small, well-kept website is often all you need.
What does a CRM do for a small trade business?
A CRM brings customer data, quotes, jobs and invoices together, instead of spreading them across Excel, paper and emails. An accepted quote becomes a job and, later, an invoice with QR-bill. Less gets lost, and outstanding invoices are visible at all times.
Guides
- Guide4 min read
How much does a website cost in Switzerland?
What a website costs in Switzerland: website builder, business website, admin panel or online shop, plus running costs and what drives the price. - Guide4 min read
Impressum in Switzerland: is a legal notice required?
Does a Swiss business website need an Impressum? The legal basis in the Unfair Competition Act, the usual details and extra rules for EU customers. - Guide4 min read
Website data protection: what the revFADP asks of SMEs
The revised Data Protection Act has applied since 1 September 2023. What SMEs need to do on their website, with a checklist for forms and tools.
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