Give referred visitors clear service details, relevant evidence, prices, and contact steps on a shareable page while recording referral enquiries separately.
Prepare a page that explains the work even to visitors unfamiliar with the business. Add services and costs alongside names and experience.
Do not turn a referrer’s favourable opinion into an outcome promise. Record referral enquiries separately from page views.
Publish services, staff, examples, pricing methods, and contacts, with routes to distinct offerings where needed.
Use descriptive destination labels. W3C recommends meaningful link text so visitors can judge where each link leads. (W3C WAI: Writing for Web Accessibility)
Add requests and responsibilities to examples. Check permission for client names and comments and present them as personal experience.
State enquiry requirements and the usual response window. Request only necessary information rather than unnecessary referrer details.
Record known referral routes separately from applications or orders. Sending a URL alone does not establish referral success.
Maintain fees and contacts and test previously shared links. Improve service descriptions where questions recur.
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A: Provide a page explaining available work and contact steps too.
A: An existing clear service page can work; make relevant information reachable.
A: No. Record enquiries and orders separately.
A: Requests, your work, timing, and permission-reviewed information.
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