What a gold-shop website needs
Someone searching for a gold shop on Google wants a handful of answers, fast. The site that gives all of them on one page is the one that gets them through your door instead of the next shop's.
- Today's price, updated automatically from the association rate, the same figure shown on the in-store board
- Products and collections with the shop's own photos
- The services the shop offers, such as trading, exchange, redeemable sale, gold savings and custom orders, with clear terms
- Branches, a map, opening hours, and LINE or call buttons that work from a phone in one tap
- Trust signals such as the registered company name and address, and reviews from real customers
Why a gold shop needs its own site, not just a page
A Facebook page is good for posting and chatting, but Google does not answer searches like gold shop near me or today's price with a page. The shop's own website, tied to its Google Business Profile, is what puts the shop on the map and in results, and it is a channel the shop owns, independent of any platform's algorithm.
How we build it
We design each site for the shop, no ready-made template, fast and fully mobile, bilingual from day one, with the SEO structure ready at launch: titles, descriptions and structured data for a local business. When the shop is ready, the site connects to the price board and the back office so prices and products are one set of data across every channel.
Timeline and proposal
How long a gold-shop website takes depends on its pages, the photos and content the shop has, and what must connect to the price board or the back office. We do not publish prices, because scopes differ widely, from a site that introduces the shop to one with a product catalogue across several branches. Once we understand the shop, we send a written proposal setting out scope, timeline and budget before any work begins.
