A specialist consultant
One focused offer may need a concise explanation of the problem, approach and suitable customer, with a direct enquiry route. A large site is optional if it adds no useful information.
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WEBSITES / SOLE TRADERS
Make your independent business easy to understand in the Netherlands.
A website should explain the work you take on and help the right customer enquire. We shape the structure around your services and audience, with project discussions available in English.
CHOOSE A USEFUL STRUCTURE
Give each part of the site a clear job.
Start with the information a customer needs to judge your fit. A focused site may be enough for one service. Separate pages help when the services, audiences or enquiry requirements differ.
Introduce the service, not just the business name
Explain what you do, who you work with and your actual service area. Clarify the kinds of work you accept and the limits of the offer.
Keep distinct services recognisable
A service page should explain the work, useful evidence and what affects scope. Divide the site when a visitor needs a different explanation, rather than to reach a page count.
Make the next step explicit
Choose a primary enquiry route and explain what information starts the discussion. Let customers know which contact languages you can support.
Design for the phone in someone’s hand
Service descriptions, project images and contact should remain easy to read and use on a small screen. A desktop layout squeezed down is not enough.
A FOUNDATION YOU CAN USE
Content, language and technology belong in the same plan.
We agree what you can supply and what needs to be created. The proposal defines the work rather than assuming every requirement is part of a standard package.
- Show your own work
- Real photographs and a clear account of your role help visitors assess the service. Use material you have permission to publish. If you are starting out, explain your approach without inventing projects or reviews.
- Choose languages for customers
- An English project discussion does not mean the public site must be English-only. Dutch may serve local customers; English or Polish can serve other actual audiences. Plan the complete service-to-contact journey in each chosen language.
- Keep ownership and running costs clear
- Agree who owns the domain, where the site is hosted, who has access and who updates content. Hosting and technical continuity need explicit terms and are not assumed to be free with the build.
- Build a technical SEO foundation
- Descriptive metadata, meaningful headings, internal links and correct language references support a coherent site. Publication and indexing are checked. These foundations do not replace ongoing SEO or guarantee search positions.
PRACTICAL STARTING POINTS
The right scope depends on the work you sell.
These examples help you frame a project. They are not package inclusions or reports of customer performance.
A tradesperson working with homeowners
Clear Dutch service descriptions, owned project photographs and the area served can help a homeowner assess the fit. Contact should ask for enough context to discuss the job.
An independent professional with mixed-language customers
Complete Dutch and English journeys may be appropriate. Plan who maintains both versions and which languages you can use when answering enquiries.
Turn your offer into an agreed website project.
Describe the business
Share the services, customers, market, languages and desired enquiry. Existing photographs, copy, domains and websites help establish the starting point.
Agree structure and scope
We decide which pages have a real purpose, what content is needed and who supplies it. The quote follows those decisions.
Review the design
Assess the content hierarchy and phone and desktop layouts before development turns them into the website.
Build and check
We test navigation, language journeys and contact. Access, publication and responsibilities after handover are agreed in advance.
See how real service businesses present their work.
The cases show delivered websites and their capabilities. They do not establish more enquiries, revenue or higher rankings.
NoordTune.nl
NoordTune presents technical services, pricing, projects and contact in Dutch, English and Polish.
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Noordvaro
Noordvaro connects construction and renovation services with owned project photography and separate homeowner and contractor journeys. Its Dutch and English website is shown using local preview captures.
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BUILD / CARE / GROW
Commission the website. Choose ongoing support separately.
BUILD is a one-time website project. CARE is separate, optional technical continuity. GROW is separate, optional work on visibility and conversion. A first website does not require purchasing all three together.
- STARTfrom €690One-time project
- BUSINESSfrom €1,090One-time project
These B2B starting prices exclude VAT (21% in the Netherlands where applicable). Exact scope and package inclusions are confirmed before the quote.
Displayed amounts are starting prices. All displayed starting prices exclude VAT (21% in the Netherlands where applicable). Pages, functionality, copy, languages and package inclusions are confirmed before a quote. A starting price is not a complete offer for every sole trader.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS / SOLE TRADERS
Frequently asked questions about websites for sole traders
How much does a website for a sole trader cost?
BUILD START begins at €690 excluding VAT (21% in the Netherlands where applicable). The final quote depends on the pages, content, languages and features agreed. Hosting, technical CARE and ongoing SEO are separate unless expressly included.
Can you build my site in Dutch, Polish or English?
Yes. We plan language versions around the customers you want to reach. Writing, localization and translation responsibilities are confirmed in the quote rather than assumed.
Do I need to book a phone call to request a quote?
No. Start Project lets you describe your services and requirements online. We assess the enquiry and reply through the agreed channel. You can also email us directly.
Do you work with businesses outside Assen?
Yes. We work from Assen with sole traders in Drenthe, Groningen and throughout the Netherlands. Project planning can take place online without an office visit.