Web design for businesses in Manchester

Planning a recruitment consultancy’s two enquiry routes

An illustrative brief to help you plan. This is a fictional example, rather than a local client project.

Imagine a fictional Manchester recruitment consultancy hearing from employers and people looking for work. An employer’s vacancy brief and a candidate’s general enquiry need different explanations. A website could give each audience a clear starting point without implying that a form submission guarantees a vacancy, interview or introduction. This is an illustrative website brief, not a recruitment client or a claim about local hiring.

A page plan for that example

• An employer route

  Explain the services actually offered, the types of roles covered and how to discuss a vacancy. Avoid unverified placement figures, client logos or claims about available candidates.

• A candidate route

  Set out what visitors can do and what happens after contact. Link to current opportunities only if the business can maintain an accurate source.

• A clear content and privacy process

  Agree the enquiry fields, recipient and handling of any documents before building collection features. Keep the published privacy information aligned with the actual flow.

Explain where your Manchester business works

Your site should distinguish your base, where you travel to customers and any work you deliver online. Send the actual places you cover, any collection or appointment arrangements and the contact details you want customers to use.

I can help with service pages, clear contact routes and Google Business Profile setup where your business is eligible. A separate town page needs useful detail about your real offering there. Search positions and extra enquiries cannot be promised.