limpiezasartemisa.com
The home page, as it’s published, on a computer and on a phone. Shown here with the client’s written permission.
New website and Google Business Profile · cleaning company · Valencia
Limpiezas Artemisa
A company that cleans homes, offices and apartment buildings, with twelve five-star reviews and nowhere of its own to make the most of them. A new thirteen-page website.
The starting point
A company that has been working for years and gets recommended by word of mouth, but barely existed online.
- No website of its own: anyone looking the company up for the first time didn’t find much.
- Twelve five-star reviews living only on the Google Business Profile.
- Several domains bought and none of them showing anything.
- The Google Business Profile, without organized photos or the right categories.
What was asked for
That anyone looking for a cleaning company in Valencia finds a serious website, understands what services there are and can get in touch without thinking twice.
With two conditions the client set, which apply to everything I do: that the website is truly theirs, and that it can be maintained without depending on anyone.
What was done
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Thirteen pages: home, six service pages, about us, contact, a blog with its first article, the three legal pages and a custom error page
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One page per service, so Google can show the right one to someone searching for “limpieza de comunidades” (apartment-building cleaning) instead of the home page
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The real reviews built into the website, with their rating
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A contact form that delivers to the company’s inbox, a WhatsApp button and a fixed call-and-message bar on mobile
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The business details marked up so Google reads services, address and opening hours without guessing (structured data)
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Google Business Profile set up: categories, description, photos and posts
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Domains in order: one main domain and the rest pointing to it, with the security padlock (SSL certificate) on all of them
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Website registered with Google, and already showing in its results on delivery day
No cookie banner, and for good reason
The website doesn’t set a single cookie or use analytics that track anyone. A banner asking permission for something that doesn’t happen would be wrong as well as annoying, so there isn’t one: the cookie policy says exactly that.
If paid campaigns are ever run, the banner becomes mandatory again and goes in then. It’s written in the handover record so it isn’t forgotten.
What was measured on delivery day
Mobile performance, on delivery day
94
Google’s score, from 0 to 100: the lowest of the runs
- Google’s mobile score: between 94 and 98 for performance
- Accessibility 100 and search-engine readiness (SEO) 100
- Security padlock on the main address and on the secondary one that leads to it
- Contact form tested end to end: it sends and it arrives
- The details for Google (structured data), with no errors
These are measurements of the website, not of the client’s business. How many calls they get is their business and isn’t published.
Who owns what
This was signed in the handover record, with a table item by item. In short:
And after delivery
It continues on a monthly plan: Google Business Profile kept current, one article a month, updates, backups and a summary of statistics. Two content edits included each month; anything beyond that is flagged before it’s done.
What’s still pending
- Their own photos of finished jobs: there are two stock images marked as temporary until they arrive.
- A before and after of the same place, which is what sells a cleaning job best.
I include this because a case study that only tells the good part is no use for deciding anything.
Would you like a website like this for your business?
I’ll tell you what you need and what it costs, with no obligation. Or by email at contact@estudioreigar.com
I reply myself: Monday to Thursday, 10:00 to 19:00, and Friday, 10:00 to 14:00 (Spanish time).